In all my visits to the Flat Rock Playhouse, I never knew there was a garden. I had seen the…read moreflowers around the house before, but if you keep going, there is a large area to walk around to get away from it all. There are some sculptures among the plants and flowers. I liked the goats. Make sure to check it out before a show. I am more amazed each time I come how well thought out the Flat Rock Playhouse is to getting everyone situated with parking, to making sure everyone gets to the correct seat. There isn't much space for parking, so they pack the cars in tight. This is a problem if you need or want to leave early, as you are stuck. But they make do with the space they have. The quality of the shows is outstanding as they get fantastic actors and have great costumes, sets, and music. This year I saw the Michael Jackson show, Beautiful, and Murder on the Orient Express. I'd have season tickets if I lived closer. I am wondering what shows will be playing for the next season.

The theater is in a scenic setting; rustic but fun. The quality of the performance was excellent…read more The only negative is that the theater is on a level that is the same throughout. If someone is tall; wearing a hat; etc seeing the performance is hard. A most enjoyable experience. Staff and volunteers were great; so friendly and accommodating!

kinda torqued off about what should have been a 90-minute drive becoming four hours of wheel time…read morebecause AlphaBetCo started off showing me this venue right up 77 not way out west... but the map is only as useless as the folks publishing it so there's that :-\ the actual real life place is pretty impressive to behold: wall of glass is pleasingly reflective during the day but at night the lights shine through displaying the two-story lobby in all it's glory. our hotel backed up to the property so after dropping my lovely bride at the will call I went back and parked and walked over... yeah common sense! clean and nicely appointed upstairs and down, elevator or stairs to make the switch so you can come or go as you please. couple of snack bars on the main floor, and another for the balcony. no beer, no wine, just coffee and sodas and popcorn and stuff like that at reasonable prices so find your seat and relax... seats are a bit narrow but not horribly so, a gentle reminder to drop a couple dozen or so kilos :-\ acoustics are good and I can't imagine a bad seat in the house except the guy running the sound board tonight missed it "by-that-much" since the talky parts were fine but the occasional singy bit got clipped from the program... restrooms could use a little more room but that holds true of all venues... still not a bad night out and I got to sit in the balcony holding hands with my best girl all night :-)

Great venue. Awesome local theater and great entertainment. Perfect size and all the seats are good.read more

We go to this theater a lot. The shows are very diverse. Something for everyone. It's a super small…read moretheater so even the back row is able to see and hear everything. I also like to support the town. These actors are not paid, they do it because they enjoy it. Yes, there is a "bucket" for tips to split between the actors. We are going to see Much Ado About Nothing tomorrow. I'm going to look into buying a season pass. Lots of good shows coming up!

Their play, "Lend me a Soprano" is a pure zero. I truly regret going to this theatre. I have twice…read morebeen to the outdoor play in Bardstown, Kentucky "My Old Kentucky Home" where tickets costs less, the size of the cast is at least five times as large, the talent so much better, and the plot great. The bitter experience of Hendersonville Theatre is such I never plan to return there.

Great showing LIZZIE! The theatre was great too lots of volunteers, and the drinks weren't crazy…read moreover priced. Clean and we got some great seats. Very talented actors and great singers. FUNNY IMO the old prudes in front of us left half way through the showing because they thought it was too risqué. God forbid two women kiss for a second- adding in details of LGBTQ+ had a plot reason in the end if they would have stayed for it. Looks like they found their way to the reviews here too unfortunately. Personally, I wouldn't take it with a grain of salt This got me interested in the lore behind Lizzie (had no clue about her previously). Would return again If you do some research many of the rumors surrounding Lizzie ranged from incest, gay lovers, and other things too which help make her an outcast along with the murder of her parents back in her days. We will be back!!

We were excited to see the opening show of Lizzie, but were sadly disappointed. The description of…read morethe show did not mention that, with artistic license, the play immediately included race, incest, and homosexual behavior. Why? They had the Lizzy Borden story and good songs with great singers. We love the theatre and have seen previous shows but this one was unacceptable. We left at intermission.

Our first time to this amazing theater. "The Scarlet…read morePimpernel" Thank you to the amazing direction, writing, set, costumes, lighting...the entire use of the stage and flow from one scene to another was delightful and engaging. The acting was excellent. Everyone in the cast kept character even when in the background. The main cast was powerfully on target and very believable and enjoyable. The supporting cast was able to bring the whole stage to life. Did i mention how much I enjoy it? Lastly, all the voices were powerful and right on key. I wish we would have known of this theater these many years of us visiting Greenville. If you can catch a production...do it. You will get your money's worth and leave with a smile. Did I mention it was clean, well written and better than most Broadway offerings today! Well done, keep it up! New very comfortable seats too!

This was not our first experience with the Logos Theatre but it was an excellent and highly…read morerecommended experience. We attended the Saturday matinee of the Prince Caspian production. It was outstanding. This production was a first ever stage screenplay written based on the C.S. Lewis Narnia character. I was amazed at the quality of the production and in particular the puppetry and the intricate scene changes. Having seen productions on Broadway as well as in Los Angeles and Toronto and even the traveling Broadway series a our local Peace Center, I can say that the Logos production can proudly stand side by side with these venues, losing nothing in terms of the production, execution and talent. The facility and seats are different, of course, but I cannot say enough how impressed we were. Highly recommended and very well done.

I've been here twice now. Years ago to see the performance Hedwig and the Angry Inch and a few…read morenights ago to see the band The Moon and You. The space is great, it is small and intimate. The stage is the perfect size for the venue and there is a good view regardless of where you sit. The lobby has snacks and drinks for great prices. The NC Stage is located right next to a parking deck so you don't have to drive around downtown forever looking for a parking spot.

My wife and I attended a performance of "Jeeves in Bloom." This event featured a free buffet of…read more"heavy" hors d'oeuvre. The food was delicious and included prime rib, grilled vegetables, meat and cheese wraps, a cheese tray with probably 10 varieties of cheese and accompaniments, bread, crudité, and some sweets. There were drinks of all kinds and some lighter fare offered in the concession area also. Unlike most theaters, the food and drink can be taken into the performance. The show was two hours with an intermission and I brought a soft drink back for the second half. The show was wonderfully acted and well-presented by all technical and back stage staff. The staff and ushers at the theater were very friendly and helpful too. They told me---more than once---that they were grateful for my support of the arts. I'm glad they were there, and hope they remain so for many seasons to come. Bravo, to all!

A local long-time play house that runs quality performances. It was started in 1938 and is the…read moreoldest theatre in North Carolina. The season runs from May to October. It was recently winterized and now shows film during non-theatre times.

Wife and I enjoyed weekend trip to the Highlands and took in the Holiday Christmas show. Very…read moreenjoyable experience for Christmas and having live music around the holidays . The theater made it a memorable weekend. Excellent performances and would recommend to anyone in the Highlands area. Very easy ticketing online and quick pass through once you get to the venue.

Great Venue! Not a bad seat in the house…read more I attended Sunday Matinee of "Leading Ladies". The first scene was a bit slow (no fault of actors) BUT....Stay with it. Midway into scene 2 the BELLY LAUGHS begin and continue to the end of the play! A MUST SEE production. I will attend every production I can. The staff and volunteers are very gracious. Refreshments are good and reasonably priced. You can't lose on this cultural arts experience

We saw fiddler on the roof. It was as good as community theater gets. Make site you bring a sweater…read morein case you get cold, cuz this place gets drafty. If you are buying tickets ahead of time, try to get and seats numbered 10-20, that puts you in the center of the theatre. If your play ends up being boring, hopefully the same woman that sat in front of us will be sitting in front of you. She fondled her boyfriend's head ALL night and it looked like he was squirming to get away from her. She was fantastically entertaining. she was with

The best! My son has been dancing there for 4 years and has loved every minute. They are…read moreprofessional and bring out greatness in our kiddos! My son is dancing better then I ever thought and is even bringing home trophies from competitions!

Great festival in a pretty venue at the perfect time of year. Almost reminiscent of Mayberry NC…read more Good music, food, crafts and vendors a plenty. A great way to spend a day with family and friends. Try to go every year.

Pumpkintown, located in upcountry South Carolina just a hoot and a holler from Pickens, Table Rock…read moreState Park and Caesars Head State Park, is home to the world-famous (in South Carolina) Pumpkin Festival on the 2nd Saturday in October. The 2nd Saturday each October, the pumpkins are in the patch, and it is time to celebrate. Spend the day browsing the arts and craft booths, listening to music, and enjoying the day. Don't miss the parade. Bring a chair or blanket Plenty of port a potties, plus the Mennonites had bunches of tables of deserts! Wow! Also over 100 venders and some of the best bluegrass music ever. I encourage everyone to go the the upstate and enjoy! Parking is in a big field about a mile from the festival, and big wagons pulled by a tractor pick you up and drop you off at the festival. Thousands of folks were there. If you have never experienced the hills of the upcountry this should be the first festival on your fall list.