We saw Every Christmas Story Ever Told (and then some) at Centre Stage today. Audience…read moreparticipation was encouraged! An intimate theater with about 100 seats. No bad views. Concession stand has beer, wine, soda, water and snacks at reasonable prices. Concession stand takes cash card and tap payment. You can do both paper and digital tickets. Walkers are stored in a secure area during the show, but are accessible if needed.

Breaking Up is Hard to Do was my first play at Centre Stage. We had great seats although the small…read morepersonal theatre has no bad seats. The actors were so talented and the music was fun and took me back to the good old days where you sing along (Neil Sedaka). The bar has a good variety of drinks and cocktails that you can take inside the theatre. Take cash. There was a sign on the bar where we came in saying the first 10 people to post a selfie on Facebook with their logo in background would receive a free drink. We posted and got free drinks. Centre Stage is a great community theatre with a wonderful line up of shows coming up this season. I will definitely go back. Such an enjoyable evening.

Wildly entertaining. Ridiculous ratio of laughs to dollar. Great team. Highly recommend.read more

"Freeview Improv 001: Intro to Improv (Monday) Try out…read moreimprov for FREE! In this 1 hour class you'll get a sneak peek at our 6-week Improv 101 class..." - Classes - Alchemy Comedy Theater. (n.d.). Alchemy Comedy Theater. http://alchemycomedy.com/classes/ Attended the Freeview class above with Alchemy Comedy, and it was amazing! The class itself is very fun, informative, and truly feels like what it would be like to be a part of their 101 Improv training. I would recommend taking the Freeview if you are thinking about doing Improv or if you are curious about what Improv is all about. Will say it was an interactive class, which was great as it was engaging and allowed each person a chance to learn the skills and tricks of the trade. So if you are in the area when they have the next Freeview, or if you are local to the area, then this is a hidden gem for entertainment.

As Disney adults and lifelong Disney fans who have spent countless days in the parks and sailed on…read moreDisney Cruise Line, we weren't sure what to expect from Greenville Theatre's Centennial production of Frozen but we were absolutely blown away! This production was truly "worth melting for." From the incredible performances, beautiful vocals, stunning costumes, creative set design, and impressive special effects to the heartfelt storytelling, every detail felt magical. The talent on that stage rivaled some of the best Disney-style productions we've seen. Anna and Kristoff completely stole the show for us;; their chemistry, comedic timing, and performances had us laughing nonstop. At the same time, I had tears streaming down my face because I was so genuinely happy and immersed in the magic of it all. What impressed us most was that this wasn't just a show for kids. The entire audience, adults included, was captivated from beginning to end. It truly felt like stepping into Arendelle for the evening. As our first experience at Greenville Theatre since moving here from Florida, it exceeded every expectation. The cast, crew, musicians, and creative team deserve all the praise for delivering such a high-quality production. We left with hearts thawed and already looking forward to our next visit. Bravo to everyone involved; you created pure Disney magic!

This theatre is beautiful. I visited for the first time yesterday. The flowers in the foyer and…read moreother areas were beautiful. Everyone was so helpful and friendly. The show itself was very entertaining. Will visit again

Bought tickets in the box on the balcony. Online it states that the balcony is best suited for ages…read more8 and up. However, I was made to switch seats with my 10 year niece couldn't seat in seat 5. I purchased that seat specifically for her. She isn't unruly. We were just seating, talking. Then another family sits beside us with a 2 year old on their lap and a baby in their arms. Ridiculous!!

Today I attended a performance of "Charlotte's Web" given by the Carolina Children's' Theater. The…read moreevent was actually held at the Gunter Theater. There was a phenomenal amount of talent in this offering! The memorization of the lines by ALL the young people was remarkable. They were confident, charming and believable as their "alter egos" the animals! Precious, precocious, and professional! An excellent performance.

Reverb or R3v3rb has the potential to be a fine venue for arts and an all-ages music venue in the…read morewest-end area of GRN. This is how they describe it: " Its focus is to serve as an outlet for unconventional artists who fall outside of the ordinary, by utilizing its space for a wide range of music and contemporary art. " A lot of it is operated on a volunteer basis so if we folks contribute, this can be one heck of a place for those seeking some sort of an outlet. For the younger generation, this can be a blessing for a not-so-hip-city.

I'm great friends with the owner/operator and this place is awesome for expression. It's very…read moredifferent and has lots of crazy art everywhere. The whole place will move very soon and that will be sad, it's going to north carolina.