First time to see And There were None, absolutely loved it. We sat in the Mezzanine right with…read moretickets around $80, which felt a bit pricey for Lancaster but the shows quality made up for it. Can't speak for the cheaper gallery tickets but we had a good view. Parking in the area is a bit tricky due to it being downtown Lancaster so plan ahead for that. Highly recommend overall.

Good quality shows, historic venue. Great for an evening out. Parking is rough which is the downsideread more

We always enjoy ourselves. The actors really do a good job and the productions are put together in…read morea professional way. We have been there about 5 times and always have fun. The parking lot is huge and several good eating spots a short drive away. Support this group its well worth it.I recommend the white rose bar and grill to eat at.

We had our first experience Friday July 10th. We are in our late 60s and purchased balcony (#18…read moreseats ?) . My comment besides having to go to the basement of the bldg for restrooms--is the stairway from the top balcony was Very Dark to ascend the stairs (perhaps some lighting is needed for Older folks who sit upstairs ?) Otherwise very nice renovations and love to see the community atmosphere created here. acoustics were great We do plan to return & compliment the extra chairs placed out for those Who cannot stand for a whole performance. Also love the variety of artists you schedule. We live 1 hour away over in Harrisburg area. Thanks

Nice options of bakery and drinks. Some of the kid decor is not my thing but it is a nice venue…read morethey put on. They have other spaces I didn't get to check out or know if I can really go here or there without being there for the respective activity. Staff is friendly here.

At the beginning was a little awkward, the restaurant/bar was empty. No clients. The servers ask us…read morewere we wanted to seat, and that we can grab any seats, the waitress was going to be with us shortly. I was looking at the menu and asked the server what drink he could recommend between April Showers and May Flowers and he said Whatever, they are both good anyways. I did ordered both drinks, Pizza, french fries and a Strawberry beer. All the food and drinks were amazing.

The food is great. It's unique and the style of pizza is so good. The service is wonderful…read more Everyone is welcome and the ambiance inside and out has a cool vibe. There is an outside eating area, a bar and inside there are plenty of comfy couches for everyone. Not everyone has an Indie theater in their hometown. Take advantage of it.

On July 14, my church took its first bus trip to see Joshua at Sight & Sound, and what an…read moreincredible experience it was. The play was heartwarming, powerful, and deeply spiritual. The cast was absolutely phenomenal, and every scene brought the story of Joshua to life in such an inspiring way. One of the things I appreciated most was the altar call at the end. If you needed prayer, wanted someone to talk to, or felt led to give your life to Christ, the Sight & Sound staff was there with open hearts and open arms. I think that's such a beautiful ministry and a powerful reminder that it's about more than just a performance--it's about sharing the hope of Jesus. I also want to recognize everyone behind the scenes. To the set designers, thank you for creating breathtaking scenes that truly immersed us in the story. To the production team, your lighting, sound, and special effects were outstanding and helped make every moment unforgettable. So much work happens behind the scenes that many people never see, and it certainly doesn't go unnoticed. A special thank you to the animal handlers and trainers as well. I know working with animals isn't easy, but they did an amazing job and everything flowed so smoothly. Thank you, Sight & Sound, for an unforgettable experience and for your commitment to bringing the Bible to life in such a meaningful way. I'm grateful my church chose this trip, and I can't wait to come back again. If you've never been to a Sight & Sound production, I highly recommend it--you won't leave the same way you came.

This is a beautiful theater they put on very elaborate biblical performances. Inside and out this…read moreplace is very picturesque . It would be lovely to have a wedding or some special event here if allowed. I went to see Joshua. It was very entertaining and somewhat interactive. I'm not a major animal advocate, but I just wonder about using them in this fashion. Hopefully they are receiving top-notch care. Would I go back? Maybe?

Saw Get the Led Out here. Location - easy to find…read more Parking - free and plentiful. We arrived 20 minutes before the show. The show was mostly sold out. We parked in the 2nd or 3rd row. Entrance - no metal detectors and a cursory glance inside my bag. This disappointed me. Very quick ticket scan. No lines. Restrooms - ample and clean. Seating - comfortable with plenty of leg room. Great view of stage no matter where you sit. Auditorium - spacious. Great sound system and fantastic acoustics. Exit - simple from seat to off campus maybe 20 minutes. Definitely a venue to repeat. Wish security was better.

I'd really love to give 5* to this theater. The ushers are so nice, the seats are comfortable…read more There is more leg room than usual at the seats. There are plenty of stalls in the ladies room, by far a joy in itself. But I took away one star, and probably should have taken more, because the sound system was not great. We saw On Your Feet last night and the music was very loud (to be expected) but the audio system did not allow for understanding the words. It was difficult to figure out what was going on, where they were, and details that you catch only in the dialogue. I asked the friends I was with if they were getting the dialogue and they said they were not. At intermission I spoke with a woman sitting in another section and when I asked her about it, she basically said, "Oh thank God, I thought I was the only one!" Plus, she couldn't understand the English it the Spanish! Many of the words in the song were also not discernible. Not that they weren't loud enough, they were. Just not distinct. It could have been a much better evening had I been able to hear and understand the words that were being said. I think 4 is generous but I wish it would have been 5 stars. By the way, this is in no way a critique of the show. I thought the acting and music were excellent. Just wish I'd understood the dialogue and words in songs. That said, I'll be looking toward other venues in the area for theater. Dialogue needs to be understood.

Oiled Again One of…read morethree spots owned by local nerd magnet Farbo Co., who also owns the eponymous Farbo Co.: A General Nerdery & Lancaster Troll Market. This location is primarily to rent out tables ($10/per all-day) to nerd out and play group games like D&D, primarily. They also have a full-service café that serves up all manners of coffees, teas, and Italian sodas. There's also a free library, weekly events, and lots of fun nerdy knickknacks to purchase. The staff was very friendly and the smell of nerd (i.e., BO) lingers in the air like a sweet perfume beckoning us all to just be our nerdy selves.

This is one of the best spots in Lancaster. Their drinks are always great and the staff is super…read morefriendly. Also great if you want to learn how to play Magic, DND or other games.

Barcrawler entertainment is by far the best karaoke entertainment and i am the best karaoke singer…read moreby far a few years back i won the biggest karaoke contest that was hosted by barcrawler entertainment at hmac in harrisburg but unfortunately due to a health issue i was not able to go out to seattle washington im hoping there may be another big regional contest coming soon im ready i have been ready for many years now and i keep getting better and better at my singing your one and only BRUCESTER

Fantastic and friendly karaoke DJ. Unlike others in the area, Barcrawler has a website where people…read moreat the venue can connect, search the offerings, and choose a song to sing. Depending on the size of the venue, one can reasonably sing at least three if not five or more times in one night. My personal favorite was "Guns n Ships" from Hamilton but any '00s party song is liable to get the crowd on their feet and singing along.