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Upbeat, positive experience everyone's really friendly. I have a friend that works in the kitchen…read more He came out to say hi to us even though he was slamming with service calls and stuff like that especially backed up due to tomorrow being the holiday, but the food was top-notch. It's always hot and fresh cooked as you weigh. It takes a little bit longer. It's definitely no pre-cooking here. It's quiet this morning and this is new time and luckily for us we're getting in before the rush is only about maybe I'll say 10 tables out of 30 that are taken right now. I'm in the main dining room. It was really wonderful. Everything's always clean and the people always friendly and you've never enough that they can do for you. Looking forward to coming again. It's definitely a hidden jewel off the main road.

Art deco like theater small shows films that aren't in the mainstream. Great little place in the…read morecity.

On Thursday, November 14, 2024, Brown's Ivy Film Festival presented an Advance Screening of Wicked…read morefrom 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM at Avon Cinema. I was so excited to have been able to secure tickets to the advance screening to see Wicked and it was my first time at Avon Cinema. Avon Cinema is a historic movie theatre located on Thayer Street since 1938. The movie theater specializes in the exhibition of films from foreign, independent and documentary films. There is only 1 screen and more/less 460 seats. Staff were very friendly and welcoming us to the cinema. Wicked was an awesome movie and I highly recommend everyone to check it out! Avon Cinema is a beautiful authentic cinema, but the seat I was in was a bit uncomfortable and missing cushion.

Beautiful theater located in a fun area, with plenty of parking nearby…read more Our group arrived shortly before the start of the show, and breezed through security. It both felt safe, as security searched my purse, and I noticed actual police presence, while being highly efficient. At intermission, I was impressed by how efficiently the women's bathroom line moved, particularly as we were seeing a female-audience heavy show (Suffs). They had staff directing traffic upstairs and separate lines to people moving. We were seated in row PP, so I'd actually recommend splurging for the better seats, because this is a theater where it matters to your show experience if you're closer. You'll see better and feel more immersed in the show. Actors and show quality were very impressive and I don't recall seeing as many venue staff in Boston theaters as they had here. After this experience, I'd prefer to go into Providence for theater moving forward to going into Boston.

I always love going to shows at PPAC! My friend had two extra tickets to see The Outsiders today…read more When my friend and I checked in, they upgraded our seats to row H! We were 7 rows from the stage, crazy!!! I have never sat so close before. Such a kind gesture. The customer service at PPAC has always been exceptional.

Nice local cinema. Plenty of parking front and back with a bunch of handicap spots along the curb…read moreat the back. I believe some of the doors (there are a lot of doors) have the auto-open feature. Parking lot has a good amount of lights too. Lobby has been updated in the past few years with lots of food options, a bar area, an arcade area and a private room you can rent for birthday parties and the like. There are a few seating options in the lobby as well. In theater seats are assigned, so buy them in advance on-line to get your preferred seat. There is also a kiosk inside the back door you can use to buy tickets and there are customer service reps to buy them from a person. Both these on-site options also allow you to purchase for a future date/time if the on-line option isn't your comfort zone. Cinemas are located off long hallways left and right off the lobby with a large men's and ladies' room off each hallway. Although not remodeled, the restroom does look like it's had some aesthetic updates. Cinemas are wheelchair accessible with ramps on the lower level. Seats recline and have small tables for snacks you purchased and cup holders. Each level is high enough above the one in front that no one's head is in your way. The audio is *loud*. I wear ear plugs and it's still plenty loud. Some theaters offer 3D movies or advanced sound experiences. All movies now offer Closed captioning and descriptive services. See customer service for info on those. Movie tickets are pretty pricey, and it's nice that this cinema is updated to make the experience comfortable with big reclining seats and enjoyable with cinematic surround sound. Lots of base. Theaters, lobby and restrooms are kept clean. Snow was cleared from the lot and sidewalks and they were sanded. It's great they have food, popcorn, candy, soda and adult beverages available too if you really like to splurge on your night (or day) out.

This showcase cinema has done a great job of keeping current. All of there seats are now recliners…read more(think Lay-Z-Boy and the theaters are reduced capacity so you don't feel you are sitting on top of one another. The lobby has been upgraded and the drink machines are Coca-Cola Freestyle allowing for much greater selections. The staff is friendly and their Showcase Subscribe program is truly a bargain if you go to the movies more than twice a month.

The Park Theatre has undergone several changes of ownership in the past years, but now it seems…read morethey are on the right track and putting on quality shows. The theatre recently became part of the Spectacle Live family, which also manages the Jane Pickens Theatre in Newport, and several other performance venues across New England. We were here for Sean Healey's Celtic Christmas show earlier this week, and it was a great experience. We arrived for the 7:30 show at about 7:10 and went very quickly through the security line and the ticket checkers. AS the Brown University shooter was still at large, it was comforting to see an increased police presence at the show - The theatre is in a "good" neighborhood with no reason for extra security, but given the recent events it was great to see they were taking their patrons' safety seriously. The seats in the theatre are very comfortable and even have cup holders. It's a small to medium sized venue and there's not a bad seat in the house! It is connected to a lounge/bar, so there are plenty of drinks available that youc an take in to the concert area. Bathrooms are plentiful, and are on the same level as the seating area, and there is a large paring lot across the street behind Cranston City Hall that is free for concert goers to use in the evenings. Rolfe Square is in walking distance, with many dinner choices nearby. If you haven't been to the Park before, definitely check it out! It's a quality theatre with a great lineup of events!

Someone was sitting in our seats that we paid $$$ for and the usher did nothing and stuck us in…read moremuch worse (view/further back) seats to the right side when we had center seats 4 rows back. He should have evicted them, it was not handled at all. We asked to speak to someone and he just left us in those (not our seats). It ruined our night so far. When it was finally addressed during intermission the squatters stated they knew the were in seats they did not pay for that did not belong to them for this performance. They reluctantly exited our seats but kept Stating they could sit wherever they wanted to. No, seats are selected and paid for it is not open seating. Their rudeness and nasty comments that staff overheard but again staff did nothing at all. Basically the park theater isn't a place we'd like to visit again due to this really negative experience, we don't recommend it. The staff then allowed the squatters to continue to heckle us. Honestly those (squatters) people should have been escorted out and the Park theater manager should have compensated us-tickets to a future event or such. This was not handled well at all.

We loved the small community theatre. The staff were really nice and the theater felt so cozy. The…read moreMemory of Water was an excellent production. We really enjoyed it, the actors were really good and the storyline was really deep and interesting. Kudos to everyone who had a part in this production. Support Community Theater!!!

Beautiful new space for a great theatre company! There is substantially more space than in the old…read more31Studios theater - and a real box office. There are seats for 60 now, versus 40 formerly. At the time of my visit the performance space was fully built but some of the other spaces (restrooms) were still being finished. RI Spirits is on the lower level of the building, and they've graciously sponsored the concession stand, meaning that during intermission you can get Rhodium vodka or gin (with a mixer) along with soft drinks, or sweet and salty snacks. The Burbage Theatre Company is already an important contributor to the Pawtucket arts scene, with free Shakespeare (and the hysterical Complete Works, which still counts) in the city spaces like the Guild over the past two summers. We saw the very funny The School for Lies today, and the rest of the line-up for this 9th season looks equally exciting. I'm looking forward to a fabulous season from an energetic and engaging company.

Love it here! The most interesting selection of films,…read moreclassic Hollywood , foreign, more. Great seats and concessions

Second time here to watch a movie on Sunday afternoon. Had to drive around a bit to find parking…read morebut after a couple rounds we lucked out and got street parking just a few steps from the entrance. Amazing! This time we had to go upstairs to theater 2. At least this time it wasn't as packed as last time and so we were able to easily find seats together. It's general seating so you can sit anywhere. Seats are comfortable and the decor was again really beautiful in the front by the screen and stage and these red curtains close at the end of the show. Nice art on the walls in the stairwell. There is an all gender restroom on the second floor and these red curtains main restrooms are downstairs below the first level. Sound quality is great and the screen is a good size and overall a good moviegoing experience.

Have I seriously never reviewed the Somerville theatre before? Sheesh…read more I've been going here ever since I moved to the area in 2010, and it's a staple. I'm a member and my husband and I go several times a month to see new releases as well as repertory cinema. They also have events both in the Crystal Ballroom and on the main stage (i.e. the yearly beloved holiday Slutcracker). We are lucky to have a theater like this one in our city, so everyone come on out and support it!

My favorite theater in Somerville! I love that they show indie films and have festival with…read moredifferent themes. It is also one of the few theaters in the area where it shows 70mm films. I enjoyed watching Oppenheimer and Dunkirk here, as well as Dune Part II which was awesome! They also have a great option for concession bar, and snacks, etc. I should not forget to mention that it has a great vibe of old theater - I have been coming here for probably a decade or so and am always amazed how beautiful this theater is! Love the ambient and service is exceptional as well. The price is also very reasonable and the theater is continently located right next to red line Davis T stop! Come here and enjoy the shows!

The Stadium Theatre is a gem in northern Rhode Island. There's not a bad seat in the house, they…read morehave free parking across the street, the concessions and drinks are excellent and moderately priced, the ushers are friendly and helpful, and the quality of shows is great too. We were at the Stadium last night to see the musical Anastasia. Our seats cost $45 and we were 6 rows from the stage. You really can't beat that! This theatre has excellent sight lines and we could see everything on stage very clearly. The acting and singing of the entire cast was outstanding, and they had a live orchestra as well. The Stadium lineup usually consists of a few musicals per season, several tribute bands, comedians, popular singers from years past, and they also seasonal favorites such as "A Christmas Carol" and "It's a Wonderful Life" radio show. We've always had great experiences here and we'll be going back in just a few weeks to see Melissa Etheridge.

Had tickets for tonight christmas carol Lost power do to…read morepower outages Can not get a refund or credit From statium stadium

The pros, the theater gets really really dark (which can be a con walking back up the stairs mid…read moremovie) and you can just walk up and buy a ticket 5 mins before the movie and just select a seat when you go inside the theater vs other places with limited seating you need to select a chair. So this is good for a last minute movie watch. Cons. Everything else! The bathrooms were so gross. Only one toilet flushed and one sink worked but they weren't labeled so you had to just try each gross one until it worked. The floors in the theater went beyond sticky and are just glue. And you buy a soda for an absurd amount and the worker pours it for you that's it, no refills unlike the theaters that have the freestyle machines you can help yourself to. There is 0 reason you wouldn't drive 6 minutes away to north Attleboro and go to their showcase deluxe. The seats here are regular old chairs and are ok, but for the exact same price why wouldn't I want a recliner and a better food selection and cleaner facilities with more staff???? It's one thing If this was a bargain theater, but it's the same price as anywhere else.

The movie was great audio in comfortable seats , which might need more room between…read more Seats love the popcorn less salt in it and more types of drinks