Such a cute theater ! You can get in through the luxia suites entrance next to the Starbucks…read more You'll see a sign that will lead up stairs to the theater. The price is $9 for a flick and they do have concessions (beer, wines, popcorn, candy, etc.) that are all reasonably priced. You won't feel like the place is packed like a normal multiplex ( which I appreciate ) I've only ever seen them open for 2 showings on the weekends. I wish they had more showings ! The film selections are indie, arthouse, documentaries, and foreign. Nice date night idea too.

Great theater to catch a movie. Price is reasonable for tickets and concessions. A beer with your…read morefilm? ABSOLUTELY!!

The screen in auditorium 3 is damaged. I recommend avoiding that auditorium. Everything else was…read morefine. It was clean and the audio was good. I don't really like the seats as the head cushion leans your head forward, which would be fine from a reclined position, but the seats don't recline. .

Absolutely amazing, my cashier Madison was so helpful and you can tell she cares about her job.read more

This place is a great option for a movie in northern Delaware. There are several theaters around…read morebut this one has great seats, clean bathrooms, easy purchasing options and while it gets crowded on weekend nights, it's relatively uncrowded during the days and week nights. Recently tried the newer D Box seating that you can purchase for some thriller and action films. It was fun having the movement in the chair and made the experience a little more intense, but it wasn't an extreme difference from a normal seat. It costs more FYI.

The prices for the movies is super reasonable, especially for a Friday night. The seats are heated…read moreand the foot rest goes up.

Last night's performance of "Grandiloquent" by GARY GULMAN at the The Grand Opera House was…read moreintelligent, deeply human, and masterfully crafted, the show draws heavily from his book "Misfit"--and brings its spirit to life on stage. Gulman is like a modern-day Scheherazade, spinning stories that hold the audience spellbound. He pulls you in so completely--you're laughing one moment, moved the next, and before you know it, the show has ended and you're left wanting more. His narratives are intricately interwoven with a mix of obscure and familiar references that reward attentive listeners. Gulman manages to be hilarious, self-deprecating, vulnerable, and razor-sharp all at once. Beneath the humor, you always sense his compassion and commitment to social and economic justice. My only reservation was a small but noticeable shift in tone: he used the F-word a handful of times. What makes Gulman so distinctive is that his comedy has always been brilliantly intelligent and genuinely funny - without relying on cursing. It felt slightly out of step with his otherwise clean style. That said, it did little to diminish what was, overall, a truly memorable and deeply affecting evening. Strongly recommend the show! A brief note for the venue itself: it might be worth considering a slightly delayed start--just a few minutes past the stated time--to allow late arrivals to settle, followed by closing the doors once the performance begins. The steady trickle of people finding their seats was distracting not only for the audience but undoubtedly for the performer as well. Additionally, a clear, firm announcement at the outset about refraining from cellphone use would go a long way. During the show, a guest in the front row was scrolling on her phone, and the glow and movement were quite disruptive to those nearby--one can only imagine how noticeable it must be from the stage. Small adjustments like these would help preserve the immersive, attentive atmosphere that a performance of Gulman's caliber truly deserves. Beautiful venue, comfortable seats, great acoustics and ambiance. Very affordable tix. The view from Orchestra, Row D, Seat 6 was OUTSTANDING!

Not a bad seat in the house. Went to see the Black Violin's…read moresold out show. Great sound.

My husband and I went to see Young Frankenstein. The production was great fun and actors/waiters…read morewere lovely. Lots of food and reasonable drinks. Looking forward to going again.

Our first visit to the dinner theatre created a beginning of what we both has decided, the the…read moreCandlelight Dinner theater is out local go to place for entertainment. Just saw Mel Brooks "the Producers". First was the dinner. It has been a long time that we were somewhere that our server was also in the play and seemed so genuinely glad we were there. Food was surprisingly good. Served hot and well cooked for all of the offerings. Service was fun every time someone came to the table. Oh by the way there is an excellent bar with a bar tender that certainly has earned his stripes. Now the Show. This has always been one of my favorites, a go to for on demand. Being in this theatre, watching these talented actors made the time go by so fast we wanted more. I found myself leaning in to the dancing and singing and it was spectacular. The sets, the props, the costumes, the lighting, the sound, and being able to just plain enjoy made the night. They have special one night performances as well. These show are such a fantastic value. By the way seating is one of the things I really liked. We were seated with 4 other people that we left as our new friends.

We attended the presentation of Henry V at the Delaware Shakespeare Festival at Rockwood Park this…read morepast summer. Wow, it was really fantastic. You bring your own drinks and snacks, and enjoy the Shakespeare. The woman that played Henry V was truly talented, and the entire show was very well done. Looking forward to next summer!

Saw the Delaware Shakespeare Festival's "A Comedy of Errors" last week outdoors at Rockwood Park,…read moreon the lawn in front of the manor building. It was a marvelous performance of a fun play. The stage is relatively long and narrow, with lawn seating on both sides. (Bring your own blankets or lawn chairs). The cast was excellent, with high energy. The sound quality was good, which can sometimes be tricky for outdoor shows. This play is not one of Shakespeare's longest, so you get out at a decent hour. Arriving early means you'll have more choice in where you sit. Also, there are fun performances on stage before the actual play. You can bring food, beverages, etc and have a picnic dinner before the show. Bring bug spray. They sell soft drinks, beer & wine, food, and some dessert times, as well as t-shirts, etc.

Wow! I had such a GREAT time at the West Chester Film Festival I'm going to go again next year and…read morebring a date. For $10 ($7 w/student ID) You get to watch 7-8 short films of all different genres for 2 hours. And there are so many local restaurants & shops within walking distance on Market & Gay streets - you can't go wrong. They have meet & greets with some of the filmmakers where drinks & hors d'oeuvres are FREE!!! AND they also have free workshops with local people in the industry. I attended both workshops on chorographing stunt scenes & all the behind the scenes stuff involved in putting together a film. I had no idea how much goes into making a movie. So cool! Everyone is so friendly, even the filmmakers! I spoke to one guy about his film for over 30 minutes. I went to another local festival a while ago and it was nothing like this. The West Chester Film Festival has a new repeat customer! Can't wait for next year's!

The staff is not very personable or informative. My interaction with them was laced with a vague…read morejudgement. Other Festivals are better than this one. I'd suggest taking your patronage elsewhere.

First time here and already in love…read more Everything in philly now is too large and run by live nation. I miss the quaint intimate setting this had going for it. And it sounds good. Not just loud. Again most places these days are just trying to blow your ear drums out. Here I could hear every instrument. Only $50 for 3 bands. Two headliners. I can't go to a show around here for less than $70 these days. Free parking on the street after 4 or 6. Bar tender gave us free cups of water at the end of the show. Super nice of him! My only criticism was the floor was very sticky. Then later it got slippery. If you wanna have punk and hardcore shows you better put some grip tape down.

Had a great experience at the queen this weekend. Was able to find free street parking within two…read moreblocks of the venue right before the show. Food and drink prices inside the venue were so cheap especially for a concert. Staff was friendly and helpful. Entry process was simple and efficient.