This little theatre is a hidden gem. It is by no means plush or fancy, but it serves its purpose…read more When you enter, you buy both your ticket and your snacks at the counter. Pick your seat when you get in, there are no reserved seats. The movie choices are up to the current standard. The screens are adequate, no frills viewing. Prices for snacks and tickets are decent. They keep the place clean cool for comfortable viewing.

I really like this small local feeling cinema. I have only been here twice and the first time…read more(Godzilla vs Kong was on), the sound system was messed up because a whole channel was muffled. The second time the audio was nice and clean. The Chairs are ok, the image is bright, and the atmosphere is inviting. They need to clean up the restrooms and remove the graffittis because it make it look ghettooey. If they make everything pristine, it will be a good alternative to the other theaters in the area. (Update- the L to R balance in the auditorium showing Expendibles is way off. And they need to add subwoofers. Weak bass. Hire a sound person to tune the sound systems.)

Local, Affordable and most importantly.... No commercials…read more If you want a movie experience that we used to all have a decade ago, but with lots of modern amenities, this is the place for it. The movie starts exactly at the time advertised on their website. So, if it starts at noon, be there 10 minutes before. There will be a few trailers and straight to the movie. The Warren and AMC have about 20 minutes of shampoo commercials and then 15 minutes of movie trailers. It has open seating, so no need to reserve seats to accommodate your family and friends. The food and drink options are unique and nice. It's stuff you won't see at the other spots. The prices are affordable. Want an Oreo popcorn? they have it. Want 20 different soda options? they have it. Want an adult beverage? they have it. What I do is order everything I want on their website and just walk in with my QR code on my phone, and they have my stuff ready, and the food will be made to order and is pretty decently quick (8-10 min). It's almost all self-serve so it's pretty quick. Only con I can say is the refills cost extra, but I suppose the lower price food/drink reflects that. Good for folks that don't normally get a refill. The theater itself is a work in progress. They have a message pulled up before the movie starts explaining it and they are making improvements. If you want an overall better experience that is affordable, check out this theater.

We enjoyed our entire experience. The shows offered at Boulevard were the most current releases and…read morethe same ones being shown at AMC. The facility was clean, staff were limited but helpful and prices were much less expensive for the food/ticket than other theaters. Wife liked the popcorn. Liked the rocking seats (no recliners but we were fine with that). Liked the Oldtown location. Sound and picture were very good and we really liked the fact that they only showed two trailers and we were able to get right to the showing of the movie. Highly recommend if you just want to go see a movie in a comfortable theater with good picture/sound while not being overcharged for all of the extras.

Love Boulevard Theatres! Everyone should support this locally owned business! Great deals and the…read moresound and picture is awesome too.

Service, and if having movies that end late they should keep the self service snack bar openread more

Great show with Karla Burns in Hi-Hat Hattie. Karla and pianist Huron Breaux presented Hattie…read moreMcDaniel's story through her songs that entertained the world. The heartfelt story of Hattie's life interwove through the struggles of the times. Totally enjoyed hearing and seeing Karla bring Hattie McDaniel to us. Both the singer and musician enjoyed presenting this incredible story. It showed. Excellent. The food tasted surprisingly good. I would gladly eat at Roxy's again. Fun night!

Arrived a minute late, due to no fault of our own. No entry, no refund. Unfortunate waste of money.read more

Nice place. It was kinda empty when we went, but the typical popcorn and drinks were good, and the…read moretheater was clean

Just moved to town and thought an afternoon away from unpacking would be nice. We went to see the…read morenew Top Gun movie. Staff all were attentive and popcorn was good and fresh. The issue I had was the theater we were in did not have a working AC unit. The manager stated it had just been serviced and she would go see if there was anything she could do. The room began to cool down but the AC shut down again. They opened the doors but the theater never got below 80 degrees. They had a fan in the front of the theater when we walked in so It was evident that they knew they had a problem. I'm sure that this is a spot issue but there could have been someone touching base with us or at least monitoring the temp in the theater. We'll be back just hope it a bit cooler for the next visit.

This place has terrible sight lines. The seats are on large, flat terraces. Unless you get seats in…read morethe first row of the terrace you won't see anything but the backs of heads. The seating is armless banquet chairs packed as tight as possible. It's like being trapped in the center section of a 747. I'd have given one star but there are three rows with decent views. And bring earplugs. Even comedy shows are too loud.

To celebrate our 29th wedding anniversary tonight we went to the Crown Uptown…read more"Dinner"Theater...well the theater, the performances, the performers were amazing and fantastic, but the dinner...nope! As for what to say about the dinner, (I use that term loosely) my mother told me if I didn't have anything nice to say don't say anything at all! Well...I don't listen to my mother. First, the buffet was served to you only after standing in a line that wrapped around the theater like you were standing in line in a prison or a sad cafeteria, except the food and service at the Crown was worse. The "meal" started with some over cooked mystery meat and a dried up piece of chicken meat (not sure what part of the chicken it was) some mushy vegetables that had the piss cooked out of them, some mashed potatoes that tasted like paste, a cold roll w/cold butter and a salad, no wait...it was just lettuce. To top it all off...it was served on a paper plate. And not one of the the "good" paper plates, one of the plates that can't hold much food without collapsing. But that's ok, because the serving was minimal at best. We only were able to eat part of the "food" and ended up throwing it out in the convenient trash cans spread out around the theater. The show was fantastic and we really enjoyed the performances. The talent of the singing and dancing was very impressive. While we sat in the front row, there didn't appear to be a bad seat in the house. Well, except for the seats on the far left side of the theater, where everyone stands in line to get the incredibly bad meal. If you have seat in this section you will have people standing all around you before the show starts. The bar was quick and attentive with the ability to order from your seat before the show starts and at intermission. They should have more of the food listed on the menu available, but then people would forgo the "dinner". Believe me a frozen pizza, a pretzel or some popcorn from the bar would have been better. My advice to Max Wilson and the other leadership of the theater, you have a GREAT group of performers, shows, venue and volunteers, but you MUST find a better caterer! If you need to, charge a little more and improve the dinning experience that's ok. It would be worth it to complete the experience. That all said, we will be back to see a show, maybe even Elvis in January, but it won't be for dinner. 5 stars for the performances and performers, but 0 stars for the food!

Last weekend Lisel and I attended our first "Tweet up" with our Twitter friends at the Kechi…read morePlayhouse in, you guessed it, Kechi Kansas. It happens it was also the first time we had ever attended one of these little community theaters. I have to say it was a lot of fun! The theater is a converted old Methodist church. The building itself was constructed in 1920 and Misty Maynard, a local theater talent, made it into the Kechi Playhouse in 1983 and has been putting on fine productions ever since. The church was a small one with about 14 pews sitting 7 to 8 persons apiece and the originals are still used today. Cozy is the best way to describe the atmosphere. Playing Saturday night, 8/22/2009 , was "Tons Of Money". A comedy involving a scam to fake a death in the family in order to gain an inheritance. The plan goes awry from the beginning and the hapless couple end up having to fake two deaths and a live relative. When the real relative shows up it casts doubt on the whole plot from the lawyer in charge of distributing the money. It's very funny and had us laughing all night. The show lasted about two hours and cost us a measly $10 each. Well worth it for the huge amount of entertainment we got.

Delightful evening out!! Top quality actors, and charming space. Thanks for the magical transport…read moreto a new world. There to see Moon Over the Brewery...very good job to all!! Bravo!

The Forum Theatre's production of Elf was just what we needed to kick off the holiday season! The…read morecast was energetic, passionate, and perfect for every role they played. The sets were well done and full of character. The whole performance had us smiling. It was a great take on the now classic movie. The theatre seating is intimate, I can't say there's a bad seat in the house. The concessions were tasty and affordable. The seats themselves are not incredibly comfortable but there was plenty of legroom. My one note of caution is that the theatre is in the middle of an area very heavy populated by the homeless community. Overall, a great experience and a wonderful display of local theatre!

Highest recommendation for Forum Theatre, Wichita. Their…read moreproduction of Titanic was, I have to say, EPIC. I don't use that word lightly. Large cast, nearly 30, costumes incredible from 1st class, long ball gowns & tiaras, 2nd class, the wanna-be's wearing their cheaper finery, and 3rd class hopefuls, traveling with nothing but hopes & dreams for a future. The Titanic staff & crew equally perfectly attired, (ie.number of brass buttons on captains jacket). Stage set, huge open stairways leading to upper decks, to lowest engine room where the stoker "shoveled" coal into red-glowing lighted, really smoking, fire pits. Amazing! But it is the singing and yes dancing, but the voices which carried the story, each word of song perfectly understood. We met the characters, true to real life, and hoped & dreamed with them, learned to love and hate some, as the true details played out. The Tony award winning score made us laugh, then wish for a different ending. We hoped for each, as we listened & watched. We cried for the strength & courage of these men & women, and cheered through tears after the final song. Bravo Forum! Can't wait for your November 5 2022 show, Words & Music of Diana Ross.