I returned to Stone's Throw and was blown away by the quality acting of The Bad Seed. Also, their…read morefacility has been dramatically updated since my last visit and is a comfortable and attractive place to watch live theater. It was a beautiful night out even in COVID-19 times, and they took social distancing very seriously and required masks for patrons. We had a lovely evening and will return with absolute certainty. Five stars plus.

Wow! I read the recommended yelp reviews if this place and went anyway and wow! This is a…read moreWONDERFUL place with comfort food(I went 22march2014 and they had Lima beans which I normally refuse to eat but ate them all!) The performance was awesome(Greater Tuna) and as far as the size of the place....it seats 80 to 100 I'd guess, which is perfect size. I ended up buying season tickets. So in the future, I'll take others reviews as just that...their opinions. This place was a wonderful visit. I'm from Iowa and have season tickets to ACTORS theater in Ames Iowa and have had Des Moines Playhouse season tickets.

I wasn't sure what I'd find when attending "Charlie & the Chocolate Factory" at Stained Glass…read moreTheatre. I knew it was essentially a children's production in a converted church, so my expectations were pretty low. I wound up giving this place 4 stars because I was extremely impressed with the overall vibe of the place, the refurbished movie theater seats (very comfy by the way), and the props, lighting, and performances by actors (children and adults). It was great. I was a little surprised by the heavy Christian influence at the very end of the play, but in hindsight I should have seen that coming, and it did not ruin the overall spirit of the evening. All in all, this place really impressed me and I would return!

Absolutely Gorgeous!…read more This theater was built in one year by businessman George Coleman Sr. because he wanted vaudville to come to Miami, OK. That's pronounced "My-am-uh" The outside is notable. The inside is palacial. Gifted to the city by the decendant of the original owner, the city thought to knock it down. It was in need of restoration and the city did not have the funds. Local citizens banded together to save this theater from demolition doing repairs themselves, a little at a time as the money trickled in. Boy has that labor of love been worth it! The original 1928 Wurlitzer organ was sold after the advent of modern movies when it was no long necessary for live music to accompany films. During the restoration process a stranger overheard a conversation about locating the origial organ to reinstall it at the theater. This stranger knew who owned that organ! After much fundraising, the original organ is back in it's place. The theater has remained open through the years for vaudville, stars of stage and screen performed here, movies from silent era to today, community theater group performances and they host the local elementary school Christmas concerts. Volunteer docents give tours of the lobby and theater to visitors. There is no fee, but they accept donations toward continued restoration. Definitely worth a visit.

Beautiful building and great tour. Glad we got to see it. Only downside was the little 80 something…read moreyear old docent with white hair in a ponytail was wearing so much perfume that it was hard to breath. Please tell her that less is more. Or better yet don't wear any. Ugh

JLT is a wonderful entertainment option in Joplin. Plays and musicals are usually between $10-20…read moreand worth every cent. The acting, costumes, and overall production values are stellar for a small town theatre like this one. I have always enjoyed their productions, but it wasn't until I attended a half dozen small scale productions in other cities that I fully realized how wonderful JLT is! We have a lot of talent here in Joplin and it's nice to have a night out doing something different now and then. Most recently I attended "High Society" in Summer 2010 and it was fantastic. The theatre itself is small and unassuming on the northwest edge of Joplin, but once inside it's clearly a well-run machine and the interior is quite sophisticated if a little spartan.

Greater Tuna was a great production and the actors awesome in their roles, really enjoyed it!!!read more

A FANTASTIC Entertainment EVENT in Joplin! Check it out http://www.heartlandoperatheatre.com…read more They perform on the campus of MSSU in Taylor Auditorium and also at other performance venues around Joplin, MO. October 23 & 25 , 2015 is CARMEN

Very nice and clean venue in Pittsburg! Awesome for wedding receptions (basement) & wonderful for…read moreplays, concerts, and ballets. There isn't a bad seat in the house!

I've attended many events at Pittsburg Memorial Auditorium over the years, from a speaking…read moreperformance by Duff Goldman (Ace of Cakes) to tattoo shows. Most recently, I've attended several productions of Midwest Regional Ballet held here. This is a very well-kept venue and plenty large for its small community. It's a shame they don't publicize and use it for even more - I think it would be a terrific concert venue for start up and moderately successful performers traveling through the area. It's about a hundred times nicer than the nearby Joplin Memorial Hall.

Shiiiii I was there for like 2 years and den they last minute tried making it grouped homes but…read morethat ain't work so I ran away and came to Oklahoma it's been not a year an a half but now I am actually just looking on how to the agape boarding school yearbooks!!

I thought I should write a review not as a former student or as a parent, but as a sibling. My…read morebrother was sent here back in 1999-2000. It was a very sad time for our family as my mom was a single working mom trying to raise 2 kids. My mom is not a subpar parent either....we were raised going to catholic school and had an amazing support system around us...my brother just got mixed with the wrong set of friends which created a slippery slope for him. I went to visit my brother one time while he was in this place and I will never forget it. I cried that entire time watching how this place operates. I knew it wasn't a good place but my brother was not allowed to inform of us of anything until he was out. EVERYTHING is monitored. Your mail, your phone calls...everything. My brother got put on the wall (this is where they make you stand facing the wall all waking hours...even while you eat) just for asking someone for a pencil without his big brother (mentors for new students) present. He was on the wall for 2 weeks for that. I chose to not go back to visit until his graduation and I couldn't wait to hug him and hear from him what really goes on in this place. But here is the thing...we never got much out of him. He was so traumatized that he still to this day won't speak about this place. I tried asking him questions for years and he would just say that he wouldn't send his worst enemy there. Horrible things go on there and then he would just shut down and say he didn't want to talk about. I will say that he did graduate on honor role but then again my brother has always been exceedingly intelligent. He came home and was about to go right back down the same path until HE decided he didn't want to anymore. The school did not help him...I just wish my mom had a better knowledge on what to do instead of being brainwashed by family and friends to send him here. I have a few friends who also happened to go here and they have been way more vocal with me about what goes on in this place and it is awful!! I would ask my brother if he witnessed these things and he said yes. Abuse...physical...sexual...you name it...it is happening here. "Ma'am" (that is what you called the lady in charge) scared the living daylights out of me. I feel so sad my brother had to experience this for 3 years! I can't even imagine the trauma he has sustained from it that he can't even speak about it 20 years later. Breaks my heart.