The Madison Theatre opened in 1929. Since 2013 it's had two different owners before the current…read moreowners reopened it again. in December 2024. After being closed for eight months since April 20 24. I really enjoy going to this theater. The staff is helpful and friendly. Great that you can have a meal while watching a movie. I've tried the pizza and cheeseburger and french fries. Very good and reasonably priced. This is a great independent theater in the Pine Hills area of Albany. Please go out and support the Theatre. The owners are trying very hard and people need to come out in large enough numbers so the Theatre can break even financially make a small profit would be great as well. They have trivia night on Fridays. So just come on out see a movie. Enjoy eating something during the film or before you go in to the theater. Keep the movie magic going up on the silver screen.

This theater is a shame. We bought tickets to attend a movie on Oct 24th. 15 minutes after the…read moremovie was supposed to start one of the other patrons went to the cashier to find out what was happening - the attendant who was very nice said it was going to be a 15 min delay on top of the already 15 min late start. Then a few minutes after that another patron came back in after trying to get his money back to announce that the movie was not going to play at all. There was no manager or anyone at the theater that knew how to start the movie!!! The poor cashier was on the phone with someone directing him how to scramble for money to give people cash back. I think they even used the bar tips. Incredible. It was obvious that there were only catering to the bar crowd that were doing a trivia night in the lobby. Don't waste your time and money with this place.

Awesome drive-in theater! I'm kind of a big drive-in connoisseur, so I'm trying to visit all of the…read moreNYS drive-ins. I came up from from Dutchess County to visit this gem, I was not disappointed! Can't beat the prices of their concessions here, so definitely give them your support if you visit. And it's in such a picturesque location too. Very cool. The Project 29 Pub and Filling Station across the street is another great business. Pregamed there before the drive-in opened. I will be back in Broadalbin when drive-in season restarts!

Great! Went last night for horror movie night. The guy at front desk was very friendly and upbeat…read more There were people walking around dressed as the best horror movie villains. Snack bar was cute and the prices were affordable. Movie quality was perfect! I personally love drive in movie theaters, so this is a huge thumbs up for me!

It's an old movie theater. I mean that as a compliment. They have one theater, they show one…read moremovie. You don't hear the explosions from the the other film(s), because there's just one screen. The tickets and concessions are amazingly affordable. Any time they are showing a film I'm interested in, I'm there!

Great movie theater. Old time feel, all modern equipment with great DTS sound! The best part is the…read moreprice. Highly recommended

Well DH and I finally made it to our long awaited Christmas gift. Two tickets to Terms Of…read moreEndearment! Skipping through the life of a a mother and her daughter there relationship love and friendship. I had read from previous posts that the theater had been moved to Jeanne Jugan Lane in Latham, NY part of the Ashfield Apartments and was very surprised at how very nice the place was. It is a small maybe 100 seats or so, elevated comfortable cushioned modern theater with no obstructed views. There was also an entrance area that sold wine, beer, coffee and cake before the show and at intermission. The show lasted about 1hr 15 min with a 15 minute intermission. I personally thought it was an enjoyable evening for a small town theater.

An intimate (small) venue with worthy offerings. Affordable and convenient, and shows not usually…read morechosen by the other local theaters. Some shows better than others. Oh, they sell lovely desserts at intermission!

This music hall is amazing! I came here about two months ago, on November 8th, to see Howie Day on…read morehis 20th anniversary tour! The opener was really good and Howie Day was great! There are stairs up to the second floor. My friend and I took the stairs up from the front door. We bought snacks and I bought a drink at the small concession stand. We showed our tickets and then took the elevator upstairs to the third floor where the performances happen. There isn't much seating where the performances happened. That's what made it all the better! The building is historic and really cool. Buffalo Bill Cody, John Philip Sousa, and P.T. Barnum's baby elephant have all performed there decades ago. There are photos of some of the people who performed there, as you take the stairs out of the building. I'm so glad I had the experience of viewing a great concert at this cool place!

Great old theater. Looks like a mini Palace in Albany. Could use some sprucing up so donate if you…read morecan. Great acts, decent acoustics and reasonable prices.

We love going to the Glove theater for movie nights on Wednesdays. They have fun themed months, and…read moreit's just so cool to watch movies in this historic theater. They also always have a plethora of other events too. They work so hard to keep this wonderful theater up and running, please go check it out there's something for everyone.

August 2022 post-pandemic. First time this year, though I…read morehave been to some shows in between reviews. This was "The Wedding Singer," and it was really enjoyable! The lead talent was excellent, and all was well done. I ordered tickets online, and there's more regret: the staging was different from years past. I thought getting seats which seemed close but to the side would give us a good view, but no. The action was just in the center of the stage, and the sides of the stage blocked off/covered by scenery. It made it very difficult to see the whole ensemble, especially at the angle we were at. Literally, probably the quarter of seats on the left and right sides had difficulty seeing. If you go- sit in the very center. I got a stiff neck from sitting in their chairs since I had to keep my head turned the whole show! P. S. - the ladie's rooms looked great - clean and maybe renovated?

Woo-hoo... summer is here, covid is rolling down and the music begins!…read more One of the nicest venues in the area DH and I try to attend a night of outdoor summer theater in Washington Park before our vacation in August. The show begins at 8pm and we arrive early around 4pm to bring our chairs and get a parking place not to far away then we walk to the many restaurants in the area and have dinner! The professional company has adult and children musicals that offer choice seats for purchase and free seats (bring your own chair) amphitheater style raised seating on the hill. Great seats where ever you sit! Just a wonderful evening we have been enjoying for quite a few years now. Regretfully I don't know why we didn't try it sooner maybe when our kids were younger it's so important to offer your children access to the arts!

This is really a great venue for a performance. It seats just under 500 people and has no…read moreobstructions. It is home to a troupe called Home Made Theater. They have been performing since 1985. We came to see Miracle On 34th Street. Having seen the movie almost as many times as years-old my teeth are, I was looking forward to seeing how the story would be developed for the stage. It was a very lovely production with some actors exuding the same persona as their respective movie character. Others confused me slightly because the sex of the character was changed so that I had to get use to a female performing the role played by a male in the movie. But the story line remained true and the entire cast provided an exemplary performance. I would suggest you arrive early. While the parking lots are not far away, if there is anything close to a sellout crowd you will likely have a decent walk to the entrance. The seats are very comfortable but the leg room is a bit tight.

We came early for a parking space which was smart. At 2:10 we are still waiting for the play to…read morestart because people seem to think it is OK to come late and the production will be held for them. It isn't even checking vaccination status that slows it down, it is inconsiderate people showing up late. The production can't start until they are seated because the actors would be sidelined because of people coming in late. They need to close the doors at 2 and make people wait until intermission, then they'll get the message. No concessions to speak of. No snacks, no beer or wine. I saw water and ginger ale. It will be nice when this fledgling theatre finally gets off the ground. Doubtful to return until then. The play and actors were great. Really enjoyed it. Plus no hearing loop, but I know that comes much later, more established theatres don't have it. Difficult for hearing impaired.