My husband and I recently attended The Pink Floyd Tribute, "Wish you were Floyd" They were…read morefantastic! The best tribute band I ever saw. If anyone ever gets a chance to hear them...go!

A fine and comfortable refurbished theater with great acoustics and very nice staff. A great place…read moreto take in quality entertainment! And if it's haunted like they say, it must be haunted by Caspar the friendly ghost because the vibe is happy and positive.

This is a fun, local theatre. We saw Second City and it was hilarious. I chatted with a few folks…read morewhile waiting in line and it seems to be a popular place for both locals and visitors. The theatre is set up with a stage on one end and chairs lined in rows to view the performance. We were in row 4 or so and didn't have issues with seeing over those in front of us. The stage seemed to be high enough to accommodate the backs rows as well. They do have a bar so you can get a cocktail and enjoy the show. As Second City involves crowd participation, the room was totally engaged and having a ton of fun. So glad we were able to catch this show.

I went with my boyfriend and our friends to see Willy Porter in February this year. Being a…read moremusician myself, it was an awesome show and great acoustics in the space. The only complaint I have...which is the reason this is not a 5-star review was there weren't enough seats. We had to grab a couple of chairs from the bathroom to sit down. The staff should have offered us seats- not us having to look for them.

So glad this historic venue has been saved, almost 100 years old soon! They have so much volunteer…read morehelp that you want for nothing! They really take good care of every guest above and beyond. I needed a wheelchair d/t a casted leg and a fella scooped me right up and even waited near by our seats to get me drinks if I wanted! The theater is also just beautiful, it's been updated very recently but was beautiful to begin with. The ladies room is pure elegance as well. This was the main movie theater in Manitowoc and I'm glad its alive and kickin'! Recently saw the old ELO Band, now called "The Orchestra". Their concert couldn't have been better! I'll definitely go again if they come back. Check this place out if you haven't already, you won't be disappointed!

The Capitol Civic Center is a classic, small-city theater that was built in 1920 and opened in…read more1921, primarily as a Vaudeville house. As the years went on, the Capitol operated pretty much a movie theater. As the days of single screen, urban theaters slowly came to an end, the Capitol faced a crossroads that many such buildings have faced through the years. No one shows film anymore because "movies" are all digitally distributed and projected. Digital projection systems are frightfully expensive. Unable to justify the conversion expense, many beautiful theaters have simply closed up to an uncertain future. (Think, "Wrecking ball.") The Capitol, however, had a more positive outcome. In the 1980s, civic leaders lovingly restored the old theater as a modern live theater venue. Renamed the Capitol Civic Center, the grand dame has been modernized but at the same time, has retained her classic appearance and architectural details. Oh, there's some small irritations, like long lines at the rest rooms during intermission and you have to watch your step going to your seat. (Each row is flat with small step up from the aisle.) Still, the acoustics are good and there's not really a bad seat in the house. I saw movies at the old Capitol Theater with my cousins when I was a kid, so my first experience at the Capitol Civic Center was on September 29 to see "Dennis DeYoung and the Music of Styx." It was a marvellous show! Dennis DeYoung is 70 years old but sure doesn't act like it. He is supported by a group of incredible musicians and he puts on a great show with all his familiar hit songs. Domo arigato, Mr. Kilroy! By the way, this was not the first time DeYoung performed here. He lives in Chicago and is a life-long Chicago Bears fan. The night before the concert, his beloved Bears were humiliated by the archrival Green Bay Packers. With Manitowoc being only a few miles from Green Bay, well, you can imagine the football schtick that he did for us. There is no doubt, he knows how to work the room and play to the crowd, providing great laughs and applause. Dennis DeYoung made it obvious that he likes Manitowoc and the Capitol Civic Center. I do, too.

Still going strong, and the orchestra is better than ever. Maestro Yampolsky has assembled a group…read moreof musicians from all over who are truly accomplished and dedicated. This orchestra is as good as any major city Symphony Orchestra! Great selection of music as well. And I was wrong - not 39 years - they've been in operation for 62 (!) years! I hope they continue doing well for a long, long time.

From the owner: The Peninsula Music Festival is a professional symphony orchestra located in Door County,…read moreWisconsin. We present nine different symphonic concerts the first full three weeks of August every year for over 60 years. Concerts are every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Concerts are held in doors in the state-of-the-art Door Community Auditorium. Our box/administrative office is located at 10347 N. Water Street in Ephraim - part of the Green Gables Shops in north Ephraim.

Nice community art center, I came here to see a mixed media show that included photographs,…read moresculpture, paintings, and ceramics. There's a central big room for events or performances and a tasteful gift shop. There's also an odd door way up the wall that defies explanation but "it is the East, and Juliette is the Sun," comes to mind.

Lovely facility in Plymouth! Art pieces were outstanding. We were surprised how much there is to do…read morein Plymouth. Will definitely make a return visit to explore more.

Such a beautiful place to see a play. It got chilly so they closed the theater off during steel…read moremagnolias. The grounds were beautiful to walk around & see the sun set before the show. Snacks & drinks available at concessions. Talented actors on display at this cool spacious theater.

Grounds and Theatre was beautiful. We saw Steel Magnolias and it was decent. There were times…read morethat we could not hear some of the actors. It was a bit expensive for what it was. I recommend getting there early and walking the grounds and walking to see the water.