Love that they have early showings. Great reclining seats with warmers!…read more Wish they had more concession options (hot foods and a coke freestyle machine would be nice) but the overall experience always makes up for it.

I have always liked this movie theater! I went here to see a late evening showing of Michael. What…read moreI appreciate is they have discount admission on Tuesdays. They've gone up, but so has everywhere and everything else these days. Still, a good experience. The leather, heated, reclining chairs are the best part. I enjoyed the movie in comfort and cleanliness. I also like to pop in and purchase my tickets (select my preferred seat) in advance at the kiosk on the right of the entrance. That's the best and only way to avoid unnecessary additional transaction fees when you purchase online via their website.

Wonderful grass roots community theater experience! We will…read moredefinitely be back to see future shows!!!

To Natasha L., the Dover Little Theatre replaced all its old seats, redesigned and decorated the…read moreexterior of the theatre, the lobby and the house (audience). They also closed off the wide archway (which allowed the flushing sounds of the closest restroom bleed into the house). Now only a single curtained entrance remains six or seven feet from where the rest rooms are. They did a fantastic job and from what I understand, the lobby will be further renovated in the future as well as other construction to help make the theatre the best it can be. I saw my first performance at the DLT in 2007 and got involved with the theatre in 2011. It really is a charming space to enjoy community theater and (should the reader be inclined) to get creatively involved. Unfortunately, its location in a residential area on a rather hilly section of Dover, NJ is perhaps the only considerable con regarding the theatre but there are ample parking spots about and a municipal parking lot two blocks away for theatergoers. I gave this theatre a four star review only because of the few shortfalls that naturally come with a small theatre. The theatre has no room for tall sets but for a small historical theatre but the stage has a wonderful width and depth that's been home to some absolutely wonderful sets, excellent productions and first rate performances. There is no way this theatre can compare with the Paper Mill Playhouse, but among the many community theatres in Northern New Jersey, Dover Little Theare more than holds its own and on those special and not seldom occassions, surpasses them with the quality of the acting.

Sure, they don't have the fancy reclining seats... as a matter of fact, the seats are not that…read morecomfortable. Yes, it's a bit musty from decades of use, but that said it's a nostalgic theater and a great place to see a movie with family and friends. The screen is big, and the picture quality is great. The sound system is first-rate, the ticket and concession prices are reasonable and it's conveniently located. They also show interesting indie films that you can't see in big theaters. Come back to Hickory!

So thrilled this theatre is open again.. I love a wonderful reclining seat as much as anyone,…read morehowever I love seeing so many indie films that are not in the big movie comple

If you are tired of megaplexes with massive crowds then give this "community-like" feel theatre a…read moregood look. We really enjoyed watching Godzilla with cozy feel, very good sound system and rather comfortable seats. The concession stand had no lines, very reasonable prices, and overall a very friendly ambience. Carpets and amenities were recently upgraded and they are very much open for business (unlike what Yelp status indicates). Parking on street or at the trains station across. Plenty of spots the day we went but I suspect some planning may be required during busy times or new releases.

The theater was we purchased about a year ago and the new owner, Chris is amazing. He goes over and…read morebeyond to service you. The theater has three separate theaters and the seats are comfortable. I recommend going there. This is the only place we go now.

Over a decade after I first set foot in AMC Aviation the theater is still one of my go-to theaters…read morein the area. It only takes me about 20 minutes to get there from Elizabeth and there's always ample parking (though on days with a big movie opening you may have to walk a bit across the lot). This place may be over ten years old, but the owners have kept it clean and the structure is not deteriorating. Even the exterior looks like they clean it every now and then! The theater has made some changes over time. They now sell merchandise including plushes, keychains, t-shirts and of course the very popular "buckets" that various movies are putting out. This location also tends to give out merch with certain premieres (ex: for "Transformers One" they gave out a free comic book). They also have Freestyle Coke machines which allow you to create drink mixtures (which I really enjoy doing). AMC has also changed one of its theaters into a Dolby Theater with plush, reclining leather seats and a large screen with a wonderful sound system that is fantastic! The staff at this location rotates quite a bit so it's hard to make a general statement that the staff is great, but what I will say is that whatever training they're doing it's being done well because the staff is always helpful and they deserve kudos for that. I'm really glad this theater's quality has not dropped. If you're in the area and want to see a flick, this is a great place to do it.

Good cinema. It's a bit older and no reclining chairs but well maintained. Saw a movie here with…read moresome friends and enjoyed it.

As an active member of the North NJ theatre community for about 10 years now, I am proud to call…read moreStudio Players my "theatre home." They strive to produce interesting shows with quality production values at a very affordable price. They offer a wide variety of shows ranging from relatively new works (they were the first non-professional theatre to be granted the rights to "Birthday Candles"-- just a year after it premiered in NYC with Debra Messing) to beloved favorites. The environment is welcoming, and they have made significant progress since the pandemic in attracting and featuring an inclusive and diverse slate of theatre artists. At $25 a ticket you can rest assured that you are supporting a quality organization who is determined to provide you with a good show!

I have seen some absolutely amazing shows over the years at Studio Players! Last January's "Other…read morePeople's Money" was even ranked as the best community theater performance of 2015 by the Montclair Times. This charmingly intimate theater offers 4 shows a year for 'grown-ups" and also has shows for children and families. This theater is a great value for some very good quality theater at truly affordable prices. Many other community theaters charge more and their quality is substantially lower.

Wonderful acoustics in cozy venues; top singer/songwriters--Carsie Blanton; Louise Goffin; Willie…read moreNile; mellow, enthusiastic crowds; and reasonable prices make this a top venue. Great staff.

Always an amazing artistic experience. Intimate new theatre at its best right in New Jersey!read more

I can only assume from the architecture that this intimate theater used to be a church. I went…read morethere this past weekend to see a friend perform. While I had an aisle seat, I found it difficult to see around the person in front of me. In addition to being short, there is no downward slope to the rows of seating at Dreamcatcher. The only other comment I have has to do w/ the restroom in the lounge area. It's a single restroom with a large window. The lower half of the window is frosted, but the upper half isn't...That wouldn't be much of a problem if there wasn't a mirror on the opposite wall. The theater has a three story house as a neighbor and the third floor window can see the reflection in the mirror, therefore the person on the toilet. I admit I was disturbed by that. Also, not sure if this is true for all performances and it wasn't a big deal for me, but when we went to Dreamcatcher on Saturday night, the audience was 75% adults 55+.