The actually theater itself is ok. Probably 3-4 stars. They do have reclining seats and the most…read morecurrent movies. My issue first tis that the staff really seems like they dont want to be there. They are rude and they do not have any communication skills. They had 2 lines when we got there and didnt communicate if one was tickets and 1 was concessions. It looked like 2 likes were open so when the customer in front of me got their items and left I moved up. I stood at the counter for 5 minutes with workers all over and no one coming over to me or asking me to move to the other like all the while the other line is moving and a ton of people behind me got their items before me. After the 5 mins I said something to a worker and they were very rude to me and said there was only 1 line open. I decided not to buy any concessions. The prices are the other issue. You used to get an unlimited refill popcorn bucket for $9 which already is a lot considering it cost them like 10 cents for that amount of popcorn but they aren't profiting enough already so they got rid of the bucket for a bag and now you get 1 refill. It was an annoying and bad experience.

Staff and seating is great I just don't like that you have to put your own butter on your popcorn…read morewhich never gets down far enough!! The prices are high!! For one person who comes in to an early show to save money you're still going to pay 20.00 for a movie and kid's meal...

Great venue for local theatre. Black box space that I think seats 80 or 90 or so. I think you can…read morealso rent it out for performances. Shows are I believe always suggested ticket prices, and it's really reasonable. There are shows throughout the year and it seems pretty easy to get involved. Very community driven and supportive of developing theatre performers, tech, writers and designers in the community. Great energy here.

This hidden gem in Greensboro fosters ensemble theatre. This is a black box theatre that focuses on…read morethe community of local performers, writers and artists from kids to adults. They host annual theatre festivals, plenty of New Plays from local playwrights and the Dramatists Playground in August where audiences can see plays written that very day ! A treasure more Greensboro residents need to be made aware of. They also offer classes for all ages and workshops on playwrighting, directing and improv that are open to the public.

My grandkids and I always enjoy ourselves when we come for a movie, popcorn , and a drink. It just…read morefeels special and love the free refills, really helps the budget! Everyone's friendly, and that counts as special too.

We have been longtime, regular customers of Graham Cinema and supported this theater for years…read more However, we will no longer be doing so after hearing a racist joke on their showtimes phone recording. This was not a misunderstanding, and it was not taken lightly. A public-facing business choosing to include racist humor in its messaging is unacceptable. There is no place for that kind of content in a community venue meant to be welcoming to all. Ending our support is an easy decision, and one we feel fully confident in. We hope ownership understands the seriousness of this choice and takes responsibility for the impact it has on their patrons and the broader community.

Of all the times I've been here, this was my first show at the Triad Stage, thanks to Yelp/our CM…read more The box office provide some great info to prepare for the show. The parking deck allowed for entry to the building from the 3rd deck. Elevators are available, however I took the stairs for a more scenic route. I didn't feel cramped, likely because I was seated on the end of a row. Even with a mostly full house, my view of the performers was not obstructed. I wasn't sure which dates would be available but was able to obtain tickets to the Wednesday show. From start to finish the staff was extremely helpful. It was nice to see an actor from some films I'd previously seen on a different platform. Though I didn't partake, the bar was stocked with small snacks & beverages, both non-alcoholic & alcoholic beverages. There was also seating on the second level above the bar area to relax or even grab a drink before the show.

What a fabulous set for the Agatha Chritie play. Actors were quite good as well.. the theater was…read moreintimite w gallery and lower level seating. Very close in, no trouble seeing. Reasonably priced and a professional performance.

This place is simply amazing!…read more Sure, there might be fancier or bigger venues; but the Sara McMillan Brown Theater (which is home to Studio 1) is friendly, relaxed, and welcoming - much like it's namesake's reputation. And you ABSOLUTELY cannot beat the people who share their talents and their support. (And aren't PEOPLE what folks come to see anyway!?) There is nothing else like Studio 1 in the area. The programming is varied and refreshingly unique. You won't be finding "Oklahoma!" on the schedule, but you will find excellent period dramas, contemporary plays and musicals, underperformed and forgotten classics, musical reviews and recitals, and fun children's shows. Not only is it a place where you can see professional quality shows; but they also offer classes and workshops and other events for people to learn more about the performing arts, develop their skills, network with other artists, and community enrichment programs. They are very involved in the community - hosting fundraisers and other programs at parks, schools, and community events. They are active partners with The United Way and are affiliated with several other charitable organizations such as the animal shelter, disability programs, and senior centers. Studio 1 is more than just a place for taking classes or spending an evening out, it's an entire community of artists, teachers, patrons, and supporters. You would be very hard-pressed to find a more welcoming or inclusive place for lovers of the creative arts.

I must say i am a pure thespian and i have been very impressed by Studio 1…read more I first auditioned a while back, and i really enjoyed my experience. They make the audition process very easy for people. I wanted to write to comment on the Summer and shorts program. I wanted to say its superb. I am an actor in it. It is really great of Studio 1 to even have this program to begin with. I really applaud them for the way its run as a whole. Those kids are excellent, and i like what the company does for kids with disabilities. Most theater companies alienate kids for having a disability, but Studio 1 (this coming from the kids who im working with) dosnt. They allow them the same opportunity everyone else has. This is a really special company. Please buy tickets from them! Please audition for them! The staff is so great there! Thank you Studio 1 for this wonderful experience!

We came to Woods of Terror for their annual Krampus event. They had a 25% off fast pass discount…read morefor Black Friday that brought the price down to the same price as a regular ticket. Unfortunately, this did mean that a LOT of people had fast passes and the wait for the normal line was longer than usual as was the fast pass lane. When we arrived, we had to pay $20 CASH for parking. In previous years, they accepted cashapp so we did not have cash and were directed to the ATM on site (so $20 turned into $30 quickly). We should've read the website better but I wish the tickets/email to us stressed the cash only portion in bold and all caps and made it clear that payment apps were no longer accepted. The lady collecting parking cash was very nice and helped guide us, but another attendant treated us so horribly and verbally attacked us that we had to ask to speak to a manager (something we really only do to compliment people who are good at their jobs). The security supervisor assuaged our concerns very well (Caleb) and completely turned our experience around. The scare actors at this location are very interactive and there are plenty of photo ops before you go into the houses which do not allow photos. The houses were the same as the normal Halloween houses with a nice twist of snow and Christmas decorations and Christmas themed movies like the Nightmare Before Christmas. The scared are great but really it's the sets that are unbeatable. It was a nice touch that they had fire pits between houses where people could stop and get warm on a very cold (freezing) night and take a breather. Overall; would highly recommend, but the line and parking should be better organized as well as notifications of cash only parking.

We went on a Saturday night which tends to be their busiest. My biggest piece of advice if you have…read moreto be home by a certain time, upgrade to fast pass. The entire walk through all the haunted houses will take about an hour and half in addition to any wait time to get in. We did general admission and waited 2 hours till we got our text to get in line. We got in the virtual line around 8pm. I will say the person I believe is the owner, the one with the red Mohawk, is super sweet and saw us waiting around and cleared us to enter early. We got our text to get in line 10 minutes later, but we truly appreciated the gesture to get us in line earlier. Also don't forget to scan to get in line bc I talked to too many people that had completely forgot. The houses are absolutely amazing and so incredibly well done. The attention to detail is crazy. Plenty of jump scares, but overall I did way better than I expected. Be prepared though to walk what felt like a mile or more. Also the fact there were so many different options to go through made the experience even greater. One character scared someone that she fell on the ground but the character then helped her up which was sweet. The security and staff in general through the whole experience were sweet and you knew they enjoyed what they did. I think at first I thought the tickets seemed expensive, but after going through the experience, the price was truly worth every penny. I would definitely bring my friends here in the future.

The absolute best cinema experience in Chapel Hill and surrounding areas -- The Chelsea Theater is…read morea celebration of the classic movie-going experience. Seats are very comfortable, sound is fantastic, popcorn literally cannot be beat, fantastic merchandise shop, extremely friendly and film nerd (complimentary) staff, and -- best of all -- a carefully curated selection of films week over week! Do not miss out on this wonderful theater! Now, Chelsea Theater, please give me a follow back on Letterbxd lol ChristopherL https://boxd.it/Ero1

I love this neighborhood theater. Great small venue, clean and comfortable. Good prices and great…read morepopcorn. Always parking available.

I came here with my son on a Friday night 9:50pm to see new Black Panther movie. My brother and his…read morebf joined us. We were a little late as it was supposed to start at 9:45pm. I am not sure if they played previews or not but I don't think they did. The first thing I noticed when I walked in was that it was HOT! Like, wow. It was a fairly nice day. It seemed hotter in the actual theater. The prices of popcorn wasn't bad at all. My brother and I both got an XL popcorn for $6 each. To be honest, it's like a large at other places. We both got a large drink that was $5. My son wanted a water, so I got him a bottled water, which was $2. They ran out of butter, so I could t get any. The popcorn was okay. It definitely wasn't fresh, lol. But I can't expect much from a vintage movie theater. This establishment only has one theater room. There is an entrance on both sides of the concession stand and an emergency exit to the left of the screen. We ended up having to sit in the 3-4th row from the front as everything else was pretty much taken. It seemed that most of the crowd were students from UNC-CH. we enjoyed the movie! Besides the lack of temperature control, it wasn't a bad experience. I would return again if I was in the area. I only came here because it was cheap halfway spot between where I live in Greensboro and where my brother lives in Clayton.

The best movie deal in Chapel Hill. See movies the way you are supposed to ... in an art deco…read moretheater with real roasted popcorn and a beer. There are only two screens, but they fill them well. If you're not ready to go out into the COVID world yet, get a small group of friends together and reserve a birthday party. You get the theater to yourselves and a small popcorn and soda. You can even bring in your own DVD!