Congratulations to the cast of Ragtime. The entire cast did an amazing job! I really enjoyed every…read moremember and their performances. The actor playing the mother was THE standout. As a neighbor, I'm excited about this space and I hope to see more shows here. As and old theatre major, my only comments are for the building owner. The space itself didn't do the actors any favors. The audience and the actors should never mix until the show is over. When you allow the audience to see behind the curtain you've just taken the magic away. They need a private space to become their characters. They deserve working mics and lastly a clean space. As a start up, it cost nothing to clean dirty fans over the stage, to replace moldy ceiling tiles and whom ever ran the lighting should never be allowed in a theatre space again. The purpose of the drop ceiling is to hide all those cords. It was a major distraction and an insult to the performers. The waiting area a hazard. Move the bar from the box office. Allow guests to enter a clean flowing space and provide a waiting area with seats for the elderly and handicap. A wall needs to be built to provide a space area for the actors to prepare. I'd suggest actor bios in the playbill, we like to know their stories. The waiting area should be filled with info on upcoming shows and resident actors info. The show was amazing despite the space. The staff across the board was amazing. 2 gallons of epoxy floor paint would do wonders. The seating was 50/50. Tight and tough for a 3 hour show. Lastly. The tickets for a cast of that size in a community theatre should start at 45 dollars each once the building it cleaned and some changes made. I loved it and I'll be back!

Old time theater with 4 movie screens and $6 Tuesdays. They have a great concession stand and…read moreprices along with a bar for the adults. Friendly staff. Our 2nd time here and no complaints.

Who doesn't love an arthouse movie theater? I'd been meaning to catch a movie at the Broad since it…read moreopened and here we are 10 years later. I don't go to the movies more than once or twice a year for a variety of reasons (mainly due to the audience around me not being respectful and at the high cost of a movie ticket, I don't always see the value), but I wanted to see The Bride in a theater and I was thrilled to see it was playing here. The lovely ticket salesperson was very welcoming and a great representation of the theater. The concession/bartenders, however... I felt disliked and I try to lead with kindness so I'm not sure if it was a rough night or whatever. The guy cleaning the theater was also super nice and I felt bad that he was doing it on his own, given how inconsiderate movie patrons can be (is it so hard to take your trash out with you?) The movie experience itself was very good, with stadium style seating that I didn't expect. Prices are lower than at your typical AMC etc and I appreciated the wine selection. I also admired their community events and special showings. It reminded me a lot of one of my favorite arthouses in NYC, the Angelika.

I thoroughly enjoyed my first visit here. It is true things come back around. This is an old…read moreneighborhood theatre. There are no bells and whistles here. No lean back, recliner, vibrating chairs, with food service served to you. No it is just a plain small theatre with one popcorn machine, a few concessions people, some candy for sale, a nice somewhat elaborate coffee barista area, and a few select movies showing. I love the quaintness of this theatre. I loved the quirky decor. And I really enjoyed their coffee as well. I came here during the winter when they were showing It's a Wonderful Life. Not only was it was my first time here at the this theatre, it was also my first time seeing this movie. Prior to the showing, a worker stood in front of the theatre to address the crowd with beautiful facts about the movie and Jimmy Stewart. It is an annual event, so if you are curious this is a great way to spend an afternoon. They also have a soap machine making what represents "Snow" outside as you enter the establishment. People also came dressed up in fun winter and Christmas gear. I highly recommend this being done at least once. And if not for this annual showing, any fun date.

I love coming to Prytania Theaters, specifically this location. On Sunday, a friend and I went to…read moresee a re-screening of Steel Magnolias, and I had a wonderful time! It was my first time seeing the movie, so, obviously, tears were flowing, but the atmosphere and community are always so amazing. This affordable theater is so comfortable; popcorn and snacks are always fresh, and it's always a good time.

Is clever and interesting. We saw a small movie called the…read more Small mall apartment. A group of four people build a secret apartment in some zero space at the mall. Successfully live there some nights for a long time I don't want to spoil anything. Very cool art film documentary with a good story. This is a cool event space it looks a little rough, but the movie picture quality and the sound were really good. Very close to the sound of a regular larger theatre. It has chairs and couches pretty comfortable for about 50 people. If you can catch a little small movie here or a band or a play or art exhibit check out that theater we had a good time they have a full bar. They didn't have popcorn that night, but he says they usually do. They also rent the space out for events and parties or a concert that you want play for your friends.

I LOVE this place. It's a very cool pub, with some outstanding performing arts! Including rare…read moreand super interesting movies! The venue is very laid back, with a neighborhood feel and it caters to everyone. Whether your a "good ole boy" or a "hipster", you will have fun! They have top shelf alcohol that's reasonably priced. The owner, René, is super nice and loves to chat. The bartenders are the same and are not stingy with their pours. Another great thing about this place is even though they sell alcohol, the theater is separate from the bar, so kids are welcome to come watch a good movie! PET FRIENDLY! Plenty of parking! You NEED to give this place a try!

Beautiful venue! It's only about 30 minute drive from New Orleans. We went for a show and I was…read moresurprised by the size of this place. They have a big theater and a small theater. I really liked the intimacy of the black box. The space, including bathrooms were very clean and spacious. I look forward to seeing more shows here.

I went to see Alice: Dreaming of Wonderland, and oh my goodness, it was so cute. I didn't realize…read morethe venue was associated with the local school system, or that there would be so many families, but the actors all interacted with everyone. The venue looks clean and well maintained.

This theater feels like it's holding on by threads, but there are still some bright spots. The…read morestaff are genuinely friendly and provide great service, which makes a big difference. And who goes to the movies without getting popcorn? I was pleasantly surprised to see they had caramel popcorn--you can smell it as soon as you walk in. That said, the theater is definitely older. The reclining seats show a lot of wear, and it's clear it's a shadow of what it used to be. When I went, there were only about eight other people in the theater, so it was quiet but also a little empty. Overall, it's not my first choice for seeing a movie, but if the film I want is only playing here, I'd still go and chalk it up for the convenience.

I visited this theater for a private showing of The Color Purple which was simply AMAZING! A few…read moremonths back my boyfriend and I visited and I was sorely disappointed. The parking lot looks like a slight upgrade from the movie I am Legend. It's dark with overgrown weeds and trees, which some are covering the existing parking lot lighting. When you walk in, there's nobody to greet you, and also no kiosk to purchase tickets. You have to stand in line with everyone else including those in line for concessions. With the price of movie tickets, you'd expect this not to be a thing. Fortunately since it was a private showing, we already had tickets, however I stood in line for popcorn which took nearly 30 minutes with only 2 other guests in front of me who each walked away with 2 medium popcorns and 2 drinks. Another gentleman was quite annoyed and voiced his frustration about having to stand in the same line as concessions to purchase tickets stating how ridiculous it was and I agree. Once seated, the leather like seats were old, worn and peeling terribly. It was so bad, my friend who had on a white sweater, had pieces of the fabric all over the back of her sweater. I probably won't visit this theater unless free or until upgrades are done. Regal really needs to step up their game!

Located at the back corner of Canal Place luxury shopping mall, this is a small multiplex playing…read morefirst run movies. It's comfortable and sleekly designed with decent though pricey food/beverage options. Staffers were friendly

I was a little confused by having to buy my ticket at the concession stand, but I guess it's…read moreconvenient if you buy a ticket and snacks at the same time. My popcorn was kind of cold, and I thought it was wild that nachos were 9.50. The theater was clean, and they have a system that purifies the air. Seats were pretty comfortable

The NGE is a theater group which puts on performances as a public service (aka free of charge) in…read morean effort to bring performance arts to all people. They also use the productions to raise funds through donations for local charities. You can read their full mission on their website. I was very impressed by their production of "Titus Andronicus" at the Old Ironworks. I will definitely be checking out future performances!

I love to see a theatre company with guts. These guys and gals have got plenty. Fasten your…read moreseatbelts for some art.