Attended the opening night of Music Man on Friday night. The theater is very cute and quaint …read more Love that the main level seating is staggered small two person tables and each row is a bit lower than the previous seating row, so with a group of 6 or more , it's soooo much easier to visit with each other before after and during intermission. I am definitely attending more shows this year!

Great place to see a play! Had no idea this was here. It was originally a movie theater & the first…read morebuilding in the area to have air conditioning (opened in the late 1920s). Cabaret tables (2 to a table) on the main floor with table service. There's also a balcony (no elevator) so something to consider if handicap accessibly is needed. Concession stand with snacks (pretzels, chips, etc) & beer/wine. Play was great (Sunset Boulevard). Only negative to say about this experience was the music drowned out the actors' singing (it was a musical) so I couldn't hear a lot of the plot. A lady sitting in the front row asked if it was the same for us (we sat near the back), so obviously others encountered this. But great & attentive staff. Will be back!

Great small place to visit. The singers actually were going around prior to thanking everyone for…read morecoming. Highly recommend you stop in when down in Bull Shoals.

Another great show at The Aud, March 9, 2024, Los Lobos. Can't imagine a better venue to see them…read morein! Thanks for a great show!

Without a doubt, the best show in town. The plot is excellent, acting is first rate, and is about…read morean hour and a half with an intermission so you get to stretch. The really fun part is that you get really drawn in as you are right there with the cast. Without giving anything away, let's just say there is some great unexpected audience participation. After the show the cast comes out and meets everyone. Since the audience is very small and intimate this means you actually get to shake hands with and talk to all the cast. Really cool. Then you get to pose for amazing pictures with the cast which I will not post because it might give away too much of the plot. My wife and I have been to Eureka Springs many times and have decided that we will not go back without seeing a show from these people, same show or different, don't care, it was that good.

THE MOST THRILLING AND BEAUTIFULLY DONE SHOW. I definitely don't scare very easily but this show…read moresent literal chills down my spine the past two times I went. I recommend this for anyone and everyone who wants to be completely entertained from 8-10! The actors are truly talented and seriously real you into the story. The actors bring some comedy in this thrilling haunted story so it won't be all jumps! It is truly an EXPERIENCE and it's a great one too! I strongly suggest you come on out with your friends and or family and watch and enjoy this awesome show, trust me, it's sooooo worth it! Oh and don't even get me started on the few dance scenes that pop up and how absolutely stunning they are done, they are professional dancers after all! I loved it so so much and I hope you enjoy your stay in Crowe Manor.

We were traveling through the area on a Saturday and heard about this new opera house. Beautiful…read moreviews from the Opera House. This is truly a great facility also available for other uses, like community events. I wish we lived closer to attend on a regular basis. A true gem of the community.

This is an indoor venue with AC. This is a hidden gem in Northwest Arkansas. Everything about this…read moreevening was wonderful. The location and the view. Incredible how this performance went for three hours and everything was perfect. The costumes, the lighting, the simpleness and comfort of the seating. Very up close and personal.

This is a great venue that is very comfortable and a great place to watch a show or a musical are…read morehere live music or plays. It has been open about 30 years now and it's expanded with external facilities, giving it a significant breath of opportunity for live audience Shows of many kinds, including music, theater, art, etc. We enjoy it and I've been here several times.

Each year the Walton Arts Center has more offerings than the year before. I've sat in several…read moredifferent locations and the view and sound is great - we were in the next-to-last row and we were not disappointed. Even with the ongoing changes on Dickson Street, parking was easy. And Keb' Mo'? What a great show! I've loved his music for years and he played and sang so many great songs!

Trike theater is a great performing arts theater. It is a children's theater aimed a creating…read moreproductions geared towards children (and adults since I have loved every performance I have been too) and classes/camps/plays for children to learn about acting, singing, performing, etc. I recently signed up one of my kids to do a 6 week long class here and she is loving it. The staff are all great teachers and great with the kids. They have different classes/camps for different age groups. The six week courses each have a different theme. I also think the price is super reasonable and affordable. I have seen a few of the Trike theater plays performed at the Walton Arts Center in Fayetteville and they have all been great. They have a specific stage at the arts enter that is smaller (think a large movie theatre size) and it is really enjoyable. It is enjoyable because it is more intimate and the kids feel more involved and like they can participate and interact with the play in that setting. Great theater and performing arts school/group!

This group of youthful stars delivers a song and dance performance which is Broadway quality with a…read morelive band and top tier entertainment . Their talent infuses the audience with Joy, Zest and a spellbinding nearly breathtaking mood, Their warm personalities, sweet natures & professional air captivate ~ its a fast paced show one wants to see more than just the first time

What a fun little, playhouse! These people have it going on. Went to see Murder on the Orient…read moreExpress and it was a pure delight to watch. The theater is small but packs a big punch. I'd say there's not a bad seat in the house. They also have a small concession that sells popcorn, drinks and snacks. Definitely worth the drive!

I absolutely love this place. I love doing plays here!!!! All the people I get to work with are…read moreamazing. It is all volunteer based, and any money they get goes to paying for play royalties. So, they can put plays on for the public! I have been doing plays here for a long time, the backstage, makeup room, and the dressing rooms are just amazing. Also sometimes, on opening night if you come early enough they have cheese and wine! The directors, stage managers, lights, sound, all the people who work on these things are just amazing. They do an arrange of children's shows, adult shows, and musicals.

The Great Passion Play is hands down, just a beautiful story. Obviously! It's the greatest story…read moreever told! Of JESUS CHRIST! :) The crew here works so hard to bring this captivating story to life - and boy do they succeed! My favorite part was the theater set-up. Even when you see the 7 or 8 obvious scenes upon arrival, what you don't see is hidden in the hills above! It was so cool how they transitioned from scene to scene using torches and powerful lights to direct your eyes. It kept the play moving seamlessly. At first, the single track pre-recorded audio bothered me a bit, but it was actually super easy to hear ALL the words, track who was saying it, and understand the references. They worked in SOOO many scriptures!!! What a night. Even without seeing all the other attractions on sight, we felt our time was well spent.

I was impressed by the multi level stage set up, the use of live animals (and what they left behind…read moregave the scenes authenticity) and the pacing of the show (the actors ran or walked quickly to give us a sense of urgency throughout). If you wanted a good visual representation of the final days and resurrection of Christ this is a good show. The only nit pick I have was the American accents through out the production. This is not a historical accurate play nor do they say it is. In fact , Kevin Sorbo explained to us that much of the dialogue was inspired by the Bible. So there's that.