So far we have attended three plays at this gorgeous theatre. We saw 42nd Street first and then…read morewent back for A Chorus Line, then in February, Cabaret. This month we are going back again for Footloose, the Musical. The venue is beautiful and all the performances have been spectacular. The singers, dancers and actors are so talented and I felt like I was seeing a musical on Broadway each time. I'm so happy to have such an amazing theatre right here in New Hampshire. It's so easy to drive from Concord and the parking is easy in any of the local parking garages. The staff are welcoming and friendly and each experience has been perfect.

Very nice theater in Manchester, NH. Went to see The Bodyguard with two friends. Good seats all…read morearound. Very affordable. Will return.

Stage Show - Jack of Diamonds…read more An amateur stage production of a comedy. It was okay, but the actors needed better direction especially doing a farce. One character kept the script in-hand the entire show and certain scenes were clumsy, rather than funny. A farce is a very specific form of comedy, which takes acting chops to pull off. Overall, entertaining for what it was and the cost, but disappointing from a stage direction standpoint.

great time at Majestic-opoly this week! All the players & performers were enthusiastic and very…read moretalented! support these kids & adults!

Not a bad seat in the place…read more Good drinks, decent food, very clean establishment. Staff is very friendly. Decent parking.

Our first time visiting the Music hall and it was a great night!…read more Awesome band, Anthony Gomes! Spacious dining hall venue, delicious food and very nice waitstaff, door greeters and just everyone we came into contact with. We will definitely go back for another night of entertainment. I chose nachos tonight that were baked perfectly. Yummy cheese combo and absolutely delish pico de Gallo It's always great when tables aren't sticky and bathrooms are clean.

Yay! So happy to review this wonderful place I spent most of my youth…read more I love Broadway Bound. I was a student here for years and years, they were some of the best of my life! The dance is amazing and I love love Jen, Ashley and Raegan. They are great teachers and great people. They do everything they can to make this a fun place for kids to learn. The classes for the little ones aren't rigid and strict as you would see in some schools, instead they are fun and teach children to listen to music, count their steps and learn the basics to create a foundation for years to come. If you aren't excited and happy to do something why would you want to continue? I guess the thing to understand about BB is this is a family... Not just a place to take a class. I am so lucky that I grew up in the Broadway Bound community. I learned things like teamwork and bonded with the people I danced with for the rest of my life. If you're looking for more than you'll find at the other studios in Merrimack have to offer you'll find it at BB.

This is a beautiful modern performing arts center on the St Anslem's College campus. It's much…read moresmaller than I expected but it looks like it has been engineered for good sound.

We have been to numerous events at the Dana Center, it is an incredible venue that brings in a wide…read morevariety of talent that you don't often see in NH.

This was my first time here. This venue is relatively new. I have been wanting to go to a classical…read more music event for some time but don't care to drive at night anymore. Boston can be an issue. This performance was at 2:00 Sunday. This was the NH Philharmonic Orchestra which just moved to this center. I live in Haverhill so it's a a hop, skip, and a jump. The theme for the music was Russian Moods. Shostakovich Cello Concerto No. 1 and Rimsky-Korsakov Scheherazade (1,001 Arabian Nights) you will have to look that up on Wikipedia. If you like Classical or even if you want to hear some very good music and pick up some similar popular music give these a try. In May they are playing Bernstein on Broadway.

I saw the orchestra perform at the Stockbridge Theater in Derry. It is easy to get to from Bypass…read more28. I was shocked at how few people attend their concerts. The orchestra is small, but the musicians are excellent. They perform a very interesting mix of composers. I got a half price ticket on Couptopia.

Haunted cornfields are probably the easiest and cheesiest attractions in the whole Haunted…read moreAttraction industry. It is very very rare to come across one that I actually enjoy. Dark Crop I found by accident in the middle of a nowhere road one night. Getting out of the car and looking over a huge corn field that is at least 2 feet taller than most corn fields all I could hear was random screams in the distance. I was hooked from the beginning. Typically a corn attraction grows paths that are about 6 to 8 feet wide. The corn is dead and grassy and only 7 feet tall just tall enough that its difficult for most to look over. At Dark Crop you get about 1 to 2 feet wide of a path with stocks maybe 9 feet tall and thick like bamboo. Your way is barely lit by tiny little lantern posts. Other places you are lucky if you feel lost in the corn, at Dark Crop you are STUCK in the corn. Actors are more into it then most places, every one of them actually had a character. And Let me mention they have a little farm stand where you purchase the tickets. In the coolers they have what I think may be some of the BEST Pumpkin Woopie Pies EVER! So that's a bonus. Dark Crop is the right price for a good little side adventure during one of your October nights. One of the best New England has to offer if you ask me.

Such a cool idea!! We really liked the maze. The actors were all SPECTACULAR and the sets were…read moregreat. We came last year and again this year. Unfortunately, it seems to have gotten much more popular in the last year-- and with more people comes some really poorly behaved ones. Given how successful the Dark Crop has become, it would really be to their benefit to add some staff to manage the extra crowds. -We had a big problem with lots of large groups cutting in front of us. The line was already very long. Then groups of people would come join a friend in line in front of us. We came with a group of eight and waited at the entrance until everyone was ready. Other groups would send one or two "delegates" to get here early, then the rest would all come cut in line. It's annoying when one or two people do it, but when the number cutting far exceeds the number waiting? Really inappropriate. And it happened several times. The worst was a sorority/frat group that *insisted* they had called and the manager said it was ok... Then, literally over twenty people cut in front of us as more carloads arrived from campus -Family fun and long lines means lots of antsy kids. Running and screaming is one thing-- ok fine we are outside, I'll deal with it. But some big groups with bunches of kids just like totally gave up on parenting. Example: Kids climbing the apple trees and having contests to shake out the most apples. Other kids had contests trying to shine flashlights into others guests' eyeballs to make people "go blind." It was really annoying. And we had to deal with it for 90+ minutes. Those are the types of issues that could be solved by having some folks stationed at the middle at end of the line for the whole night. I know it's a small family establishment, but I really hope they can hire a few additional staff members to help manage the crowds. IDEALLY... Hold onto your horses... They'd have a system where tickets are sold by entry time. If you miss your time, you can wait in line on standby. Overall: the actors are just great and we had a really fun time. Unfortunately, we spent so much time waiting helplessly as the line grew infinitely longer in front of us... and poorly behaved kids harassed us... it was hard for us to get excited and leave happy :/