Nov 13 , 2025. The show was Elf…read more The seats are cramped. If you suffer from joint pain it might be a little uncomfortable. The theater is shorter than most but wider than some. It had 3 sections. The bar was closed. But I can say that they had one. The seaters and greeters keep the flow going. The production was very enjoyable.

**I will never return to the Cumberland County Playhouse.**…read more My values do not align with an organization that allows or excuses discriminatory behavior toward individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). I recently spoke with a volunteer to inquire about tickets and show information. Once I mentioned that the individuals attending with me had IDD, the tone of the conversation shifted drastically. I was told that it would be "embarrassing" and "disruptive" to bring them to a mainstage production. The volunteer went on to suggest we instead attend a show in the smaller theater, stating that the handicap seating there was "up against a wall," and that the acoustics were so loud we "wouldn't cause a distraction." This kind of language and treatment is deeply offensive, unacceptable, and discriminatory. No person should be made to feel like an afterthought or a burden simply because they experience the world differently. If this volunteer's attitude reflects the values of the Cumberland County Playhouse, then it is not a place I can support. If it does **not**, I urge leadership to immediately address this issue and **retrain all volunteers** on how to respectfully and inclusively interact with guests of all abilities. People with IDD deserve access to art, culture, and community without being "tucked in a corner" or treated as less-than. ---

Great local place to see a play or ballet. Hairspray tonight was great.read more

My friend and I attended our first play at the Oak Ridge Playhouse in July 14th to see 9to5. It was…read moreexcellent!! This is considered a community theater although it did appear from the playbill there were some professional actors as well. Everything about the show, except for a few 4 letter words(all of which we have heard before), was outstanding. This will not be our only time attending this theater and we are already making plans to see Blithe Spirit. Our only complaint is lack of legroom between rows of seats if you are tall or leggy.

Great historic old theater. Good atmosphere, clean bathrooms and friendly people…read more Always a good show!

The Grove has been a nice addition to the local arts scene. After years serving as a movie theater,…read moreit's become a "real" theater again, thanks to local initiative and the generosity of the church that owns the building (and uses other parts of it for church services and Sunday school). The stage that was hidden behind the movie screen for many years has been exposed once again and is used for concerts and other performances. It's not exactly Carnegie Hall, but the acoustics seem to be OK, the refurbished seats are fairly comfortable -- and there are plenty of them (several hundred -- I'm not sure how many the auditorium holds), and the spacious lobby is a good place for mingling during intermission.

Friendly staff! Great pianos & guitars. Can't recommend Lane Music enough. My favorite music store…read morein town!

Joe over at Lane Music is the best! I came by today to get new strings on my guitar and he got it…read moredone same day. I'll be shopping here from now on!

Great staff and caring owners. They obviously work hard to put on some great shows for their…read moretalented students - they beat out any dance studio I've seen prior.

Not the place to go if you want a warm and friendly environment. Choreo is fine but students and…read morestaff not welcoming to latecomers.

We love this place for movies. Movies are shown Friday-Sunday at 7PM for $6/person. They have…read morereasonably priced movie snacks, too. They've done some updating over the years, and there's a handicap entry available from the back.

The Ritz is a great place to soak in the history of Clinton, TN as well as enjoy the next great…read moremovie. Go there and see what it was like to enjoy the movies in the 1950's, and for a great price too!

What a great addition to downtown for artist and instructors to rent to hold classes! I have been…read moreattending Gold Fox Yoga on Wednesdays nights here and love the atmosphere and ease of the location. Rooms are Medium size, to create an intimate setting but large enough to have your own space. The location has hardwood flooring and full length wall mirrors to make this a perfect spot for yoga class, it also has its own parking in the back. This is a great community spot, as anyone can rent it.

This is a fantastic venue for adult dance classes with three large rooms that feature beautiful…read morewood floors and mirrored walls. The owner, Cindy, has great energy and many years of bellydancing experience. The location is very central, close to downtown and convenient. Broadway Academy offers a nice mix of classes and is always looking to attract new teachers.

Great local venue. Comfortable, easy parking. Good sound. Every seat seemed to have a good view…read more Clean bathrooms. I just wish they had more healthy snack options!

This wonderful facility is centrally located for Knox County and Blount County patrons to enjoy…read moreprofessional performances at a reasonable price. The facility is large and clean with controlled temperatures that's pleasant for everyone's comfort. The friendly staff is helpful and accommodating. There is adequate parking with easy access for entering and exiting the venue.

Ruined "the Odyssey" by playing it back in the imax theatre so loudly that people were leaving and…read moreholding their ears. Those who had them had to put ear plugs in. When my wife, who never curses walks out and says, "That was too F***ing Loud!" there is something wrong! After we left to find my daughter and law who had to leave after an hour and a half because her ears were hurting to much and my son who made it an hour before he said he was getting nauseous from the sound vibration, we left. My ears were ringing all the rest of the day and half of the next. My wife said she was done with movie theaters. It was just ridiculous. Been to a lot of concerts and non of them were as loud as they played this movie.

Crappy, uncomfortable seating. EXTREMELY overpriced considering the seats are the little flip down…read morecheap seats. 20 dollars for an adult ticket and 16 for a child... worst theater ever. Only the entrance and main lobby are nice. Popcorn was stale. It was 10 dollars for a small icee and 8 dollars for a bottle of water. Very sad I spent money here when I should've gone to a better theater.

We saw the 2:30 pm showing of "Grease." Coming from someone who saw the original Broadway Play…read moreover half a century ago, I can assure you that this performance was every bit as good! We bought these tickets months ago and I'm glad we did because it was a sell-out and those front row seats were an unbelievable vantage point! Kudos to the entire cast!

Nice venue to take in a play. We saw Bright Star. The cast was very good and sang well…read more The play was serious yet goofy in terms of the writing, however, it was written by Steve Martin. (Go figure) My only gripe was that the seats need updating. They are small and cramped with wooden arms. They would be suitable for plays that last half an hour.