Amazing little venue that I was unaware of and have lived in area for 30 years. Will definitely…read morekeep up with upcoming acts

Absolutely the best way to spend a Friday night. The cast was amazingly talented and the venue…read morebeing so intimate was great. My friend and I had the best time and are so happy to have something like this locally. I'm from Southern California and she is from NYC and literally thought the actors could easily find their place in our local theater companies back home. Can't wait for the next performance.

What a great addition for use by members of the Davidson / LKN fine arts Community, and patrons. A…read moresparkling, NEW, multi floor combination of classrooms, showrooms, and student work areas. But while all the work and performance centric rooms are first class, the real jewel in the complex is the Cain Center theater itself. This truely multi functional space offers "Broadway compatible" lighting, sound, print, and visual media support that runs the gamet of use from current kindergarters in a "summer camp" like setting to newly retired professional performers. For many years to come, this facility will help deliver to the greater LKN population the artistic focused support it has badly needed for so many years. Kudos to all those people who have made it happen. Thank you!

What a great addition to the LKN area! Beautiful facility and super friendly and helpful staff…read morewhen we showed up for a Lone Bellow show. Acoustics in the auditorium are great and it was so nice to see a great band without having to go into Uptown. Looking forward to many return visits.

Community theatre is the heart of downtown Concord is full of charm, local talent and so much fun!…read moreI have attended quite a few plays, but this time we took in "A Time to Kill" and it was a delight! The quaint theatre boasts beautiful stained glass windows and comfy seats and the cozy community theatre vibe where no seat in the house is a bad one. We were on the front row center this time and loved it! The actors in this production were spot on and I loved the OCT adaption of the book/movie. The comedic moments had us laughing, but the serious moments were quite powerful in this intimate setting, and even though I knew the story, found myself leaning towards the stage waiting to see what was next! Visit the website for upcoming plays and patronize this precious hometown gem, you won't be disappointed! There is local artwork for sale in the lobby and light refreshments offered as well for reasonable prices. For every play I've attended at least part of the cast is mingling with the patrons following the play and I just adore that! So fun to chat with them and share your thoughts about that night's production. I can't wait to go back soon...seriously - check it out! It's not fancy but full of charm, not pricey but well worth the ticket price and not broadway, but an awesome way to spend a couple of hours and support local actors and musicians - what more can you ask for?

It's a very beautiful place, decorated with lots of historic details and decor. My niece often does…read moreshows here!!! We enjoy coming out to see her shine. Each show is pretty affordable, everything we've seen thus far has been amazing! I love having this little gem in Concord. I will say the place could definitely use some TLC, as it is very old and slowly deteriorating and falling apart on the inside. Aside from that, we've never had any problems here. There's ample parking, lots of seating and space inside, clean bathrooms, and the prices are low and realistic, which is a huge plus!

We actually go to the Davidson Film club which shows here one a month. Love the movies and the…read moreguest speakers they bring in. a hidden gem in Davidson

From the owner: Venues are Armour Street Theatre and Duke Family Performance Hall. Please check our website for…read moredirections. Davidson Community Players is a non-profit organization established to produce theatre that entertains, enriches, and encourages community participation in the dramatic arts. The Connie Company is DCP's theatre for youth division. Both organizations have a long standing record of providing creative, authentic and affordable opportunities for both children and adults.

The chairs were very uncomfortable. And it was not cool enough in the theater. Beer was goodread more

Cute little cinemas, that only has four screens. Has great selection of craft beers and a variety…read moreof food as well, popcorn of course, but pizzas to burgers.

My daughter has been dancing here for going on eight years. We love the modest dance costumes. My…read moredaughter has made great lifelong friends through this dance company. She loves to compete on stage and enjoys the wide array of dance classes offered.

Nothing positive to say as of the last several years. Lack of organization, costumes not ordered in…read morea timely manner, speaks of inappropriate topics with the girls.

If you sign up for their email and birthday list, you get 10 free tickets every year on your…read morebirthday, which is Awesome! Comedians are funny, food is pretty good. Wait staff is attentive and polite. Fish and chips is pretty delicious! Check them out, if not for the comedy show then the Galloway Hooker restaurant downstairs.

I expected good things on my first trip to the Comedy Zone at Lake Norman, based on several of my…read morefriend's experiences, and I was not disappointed. A large part of a comedy club experience is due to the comics performing. If they are funny, the evening is usually a good one despite the location. If they are not, then no matter how nice the place is, you leave feeling let down. That being said, on this occasion both the comics and the venue delivered for me. Open every Tuesday evening and located in Waterfod Hall above the Galway Hooker, an Irish Pub located in Kenton Place in Cornelius, the 'club' is at first unassuming. Several large collapsible round tables covered with tablecloths filled the 4,000 square foot room, and on this evening nearly all the tables were full. Capacity is listed at 200 people, but there probably weren't quite that many in attendance. A small stage, perhaps a foot high, with the familiar Comedy Zone backdrop sits against the outer wall in front of a line of shaded windows. A full menu from the Galway Hooker downstairs is available, with items such as Kobe burgers, grilled salmon and various Irish fare such as Bangers & Mash and fish & chips. I was not hungry, so I attempted to chide my friend Amber into ordering the wings so I could also offer up a wing review. She declined however, opting instead to just drink. This is why she is my friend. The wait staff was numerous and largely attentive, and the beer was cold and tasty. I've been told the number of performers varies from week to week, and on this evening there was an MC followed by two comics who were as funny as they were different. The show started at 8 and we were out of there by 10. All in all, it was a good time, and with tickets only $10, a good entertainment value. I plan to make more visits in the future. Additional information can be found at www.lkncomedyzone.com