There's not a bad seat in the house and the lady at the box office is nice. They also have…read morediscounts for students.

I am thankful to have this community theatre in beautiful Belhaven. The architecture of the theatre…read moreis nothing amazing, but they have excellent performances and host talks from local professors. I have been here several times and always had a good time. During intermission, there is an opportunity to buy wine and beer.

It is located next to Mississippi Museum of Art. First time I came to see it as we had a program…read morefor Yelpers in International Museum of Muslim Cultures. The presentation was on how the Islam was spread in Africa and Spain. Mrs. Okolo Rashid did an excellent and in depth presentation on it. I learn lot of info I was not aware of. It was a great tour of the museum. Met lot of Local Yelpers. Worth a trip.

Educational, historical, universal, inclusive, culturally impactful, and very relevant. The…read moreInternational Museum of Muslim Culture is located on the top level of the Arts Center in heart of Jackson's downtown art area. IMMC presents various exhibits which showcases the Islamic religion and culture from the past and present and demonstrates how it influences the world today. The center is also home of the ballet company that hosts the International Ballet event that welcomes talented ballet artists from around the world to present their artistry.

This is a small theater but we really enjoyed the experience and hope to return. The actors are…read morequite talented to be amateurs.

This is a hidden gem in Brandon, MS! We went to see Steel Magnolias and my gosh how great! The…read moretheater itself is small but the building is quite charming. The five ladies that made of the cast were great and I assume they are locals which made the experience even better. We found the play on their website which is easy to navigate. You can buy tickets ahead of time or at the door if the show is not sold out. If you are in town and there is a play going on definitely pop in!

This is a historic theater located in the Historic Farish Street District. The Alamo is one of only…read morea few dual purpose theaters in the country. It has been around since 1942 and has played host to musical legends such as B.B. King, Nat King Cole and Dorothy Moore. It now operates as a Not-For-Profit theatre and is available for rent. The money gained from rentals is used to keep the theater going. It closed in 1983 and reopend in 1997 after a community restoration effort. The outside of the theater has a nostalgic look and you will see some of sidewalk plaques with the images of legends that performed there. I love the old school marquee that they have out front too. There is a decent amount of free street parking available within walking distance of the theater. The theater has recently hosted music concert, plays, talks, comedy shows and independent films. It is a very nice theater, especially considering its age. But the interior is not that old having been completely renovated in 1997. The theater can seat 524 people, including balcony seating. I will admit that I find the are that the theater is located in to be a bit sketchy, and others have questioned the security of the area. So, I will just say be aware of your surroundings and keep an eye out. Anyway, it is a wonderful place not only to host an event, but watch one as well. I highly recommend catching a show here. If I am in Jackson again, I hope to catch a comedy show there.

Have attended several shows here. Nice venue. Parking is pretty easy and cashless refreshments…read morewithout being charged a 3% convenience fee.

The Saenger is a huge part of downtown Hattiesburg with all of it's constant shows, concerts,…read moremovies, and plays. Not only does it offer a location for all of these acts to entertain Hattiesburgers - it also makes for a wonderful backdrop for an engagement session :D

Awesome service and very kind Went beyond to accommodate…read more Scott actually had to do the logical thinking for me because this pertain to a funeral. I am too emotional distraught to make good judgements.

Love our dance studio! The teachers are great and atmosphere is perfect. Always enjoy being…read morethere!

On the outside center players seems like a friendly organization that seeks to promote the arts in…read morethe city of Madison however this is just a façade. The center players board is made up of a group of adults who according too members, all hate each other. They fight about what is going to happen in the theatre which creates a dysfunctional atmosphere around the whole theatre. Not only is the community theatre dysfunctional because of its board and horrible building acoomidations they all also practice bias and racism in their casting process. During a center players show it is unlikely to see more than two African American men and women together on stage. And it is highly unlikely that you will see anyone who is overweight or not the size they want as I have heard them say. There most recent musical Oklahoma directed by Peter James was a pretty good show but as an example you could see that there where only two African American cast members and no overweight men or women on stage. The lead was played by a blue eyed blonde haired christian how much more stereo typical can we get. But if you think thats bad hold on because theres a lot more. The abandon school building located next to the theatre is used to store all of center players props and costumes. Now this seems like a great place to stop props and costumes. Until you learn that it is filled with espestus a deadly mold that can cause many health problems to people. Center players makes their cast members go into this deadly building to fetch their props and they make sure not to tell there cast just how deadly the building is. even though the community theatre has all of these problems I don't expect them to last long due to the fact that there microphone system will become inoperable in the next year due to the frequencies being purchased out from under them. I don't expect for the theatre to last very under the horrible casting ad working conditions and technical conditions.

From the owner: The Center Players Community Theatre is a non-profit organization that provides affordable…read moreentertainment; unites people from all walks of life in the spirit of volunteerism; and acts as a catalyst for community involvement, inspiration and support.