Great performances small audience very interesting and intimate venue to experience. Would…read morerecommend for couples or families to enjoy!

This little troop, never fails to please. They take on Very ambitious projects, and nail them…read more Too bad somebody practically has to die for a seat to open up. The theater is well equipped, and costuming is bountiful. Seats are comfortable cozy. Some performances offer wine/cheese...others soft drink/muffins. Cast is friendly, and often meet and greet in lobby after show. Inexpensive ticketing. Popular shows.

Really fun performances by local talent! It's entertaining to see community pillars participate as…read morecharacters in shows! They do an outstanding job of line/script memorization and performance! Great for the whole family, but since each play is different, double check before taking children, as some plays are not age appropriate for younger viewers. My son saw his first live show here when he was 3 years old. He loved it so much, he cried when it was over, because he wanted to see more!

From the owner: Lincoln County On-Stage serves to further interest in the theater and performing arts through…read moreeducational, benevolent and nonprofit community service directed toward the social theater and performing arts.

I saw my first show at Sooner Theatre, the musical Mamma Mia and it was truly a delight! I went to…read morean afternoon Sunday show and was not disappointed! My seats were in the second row but honestly I think any seat would be fine in this theater. Seats were very comfortable, lights, camera and audience participation were all on point. The greeters and snack servers were so nice and friendly! I can't wait to go again and again!! Thank you Sooner Theatre staff and performers for a wonderful afternoon of music!

OMG this theatre is beautiful! The stage is awkward, but it does its job. The parking didn't seem…read morebad to me, and if you get there late you'll probably have to walk a bit but you'll find a spot There are a bunch of restaurants and bars around so it's easy to get there early or hang out after to hop around for eats and drinks. The theatre sells snacks and drinks, and has a cute lobby for us to be in but by cute I mean tiny I think the brick around the interior is really pretty with the other stone accents around the interior walls The seats are comfy but space can get cramped if two big people sit next to each other; this could create an unenjoyable experience. I had to get up and move because of this, but the show wasn't full and it allowed for a spontaneous seat swap

I don't get to review places I frequented as a child that are still around. it was a great thrill…read moreto get to see Rocky Horror at my home town theater. I saw every movie I saw as a kid at this theater. Bambi, The Godfather (my first R rated film), Bonnie and Clyde, all the John Wayne movies. So when my sister told me they were showing RHPS, I was there. The theater looks remarkably similar to my memories. They guys who have reopened it have painstakingly restored it and there great work shows. Had a great time and look forward to more.

Great little movie theater. They show the classics & sometimes more modern movies like The Avengers…read morewhich they showed on free comic book day. First film I saw here was Indiana Jones:Raiders of the Lost Arc and that was a pretty neat experience. Sat at the top balcony which was pretty cool. Concessions are cheap.Seats are hard but this is an older theater so that is to be expected. Great place to go if they have a film you are interested in.

Older FIRST RUN film theatre (I saw Mary Poppins, Jesus Christ Superstar, 007 Thunderball, Chariots…read moreof the Gods, and many more as a kid!) It has gone a MAJOR OVERHAUL renovation to restore the vaudeville-era stage, and re-incorporation of LIVE Fare and weekly 2nd Run/Vintage films. The seats are comfortable, and spacious. Aisles are wide and accessible. The decor is similar to the old style, while modern and attractive. (I Do miss the old Lobby carpet that once featured film reels and strips, and theatrical masks, ...Ah me.) The side, business buildings which was a Barber Shop, and shoe repair, were re-incorporated into sales salons and concession stands. The addition of the next property over, made great use for dressing rooms, prop shops...Etc.

You've got to come for breakfast! The lady who makes the waffles gives everyone a name that she…read morecalls out when your order is ready. Today we heard Minnie Mouse, Captain America, Bugs Bunny and Shakira!! pretty entertaining

We made reservations at the last minute on a Saturday night for the time warp show. We did not know…read morewhat to expect. The young lady who answered the phone was very sweet in explaining things. They told us to arrive between 6:00-6:16 pm, seatings was at 6:30. The entrance is on the west side of a church. Area was clean and once inside there was sitting areas to wait. At 6:45pm the doors opened and they called each party to come in. Once in the room, there was a photographer taking picture with some of the characters of the show. You are seated with other people. Our waitress name was Dandi, very sweet. They provide tea, water and coffee to drink and you get a choice between chicken or brisket for the main. The sides are set and you can remove but not changed. Each seat had a garden salad at each seat with ranch and they had a back of very delicious rolls. While everyone is eating there was a gentleman singing and playing the guitar. The show started shortly after everyone got done eating. The singers are good as well as the dancers. Keep in mind this is not a Branson production. The crowd was mostly seniors and if desired dancing is allowed. Intermission happened and a large plater of desserts were brought to the table. I got the warm bread pudding and it was delicious. Show ended at 10:30 and the singers and dancers were at the exit thanking everyone for coming. Lovely evening. They give discount codes on Facebook and I heard somebody say they do offer a senior discount. For the two of us was $79.50.

My family and I have been to this venue several times and each was outstanding. The quality and…read moregrandeur of this auditorium is the best I have ever experienced. The staff are so courteous and ready to help in any way possible. The beautiful design and uplifting feeling here is truly unusually wonderful. Thank you for providing such a magnificent full experience. We will be back!

This venue is beautiful. Such an easy place to access. Very friendly people from the parking…read moreattendant to the ushers and also the concession staff. Definitely check out their performances and make it a point to visit. Prices are very reasonable.

I've been going there for three years now I've had a great time it's really good and it's fun it's…read morethe best dance academy ever been to there's one in Eufaula Oklahoma and then one in McAlister's

From the owner: Pam's Academy of Dance was established in 1987 by Owner and Instructor, Pam Davy. Pam 's vision…read morehas always been to bring progressive dance instruction to McAlester and Southeastern Oklahoma. Students receive dance instruction in Tap, Jazz, Ballet, Hip-Hop, Pointe and Pom in one of the most beautiful dance studios in Oklahoma. Located at 421 E. Cherokee in McAlester, OK, students enjoy classes in two classrooms equipped with floating wood floors . Students range from age 3 thru adult. The studio participates annually in the McAlester Christmas Parade and a beautiful Spring Recital.

We have seen several amazing shows at this theater. It was small but the actors were excellent. We…read moreenjoyed the attmosphere. We were told it was relocating from church to a new location and haven't had a chance to go to the new location. I look forward to checking it out.

Saw Brighton Beach Memoirs witten by Neil Simon and directed by Terry Veal. Excellent. Again…read moreevery aspect professionally done. Wish I had taken a photo of the stage before the play started to share here. Two story stage worked well in how we were able to see the characters in private conversations which switched so smoothly between scenes. The play is set in 1937, in the Great Depression with the hardships of earning enough money to meet the family's needs. Serious subjects with lots of humor thrown in. Tears and lots of laughter. All the actors were amazing. So pleased Terry found a cast with so much dedication to the craft, down to perfect accents!