This is a very small community theater with a lot of old flare! I mean that in a good way. A group of six of us went to go see one of our friends in the Steel Magnolias play. You enter into an old antique store to walk upstairs to the actual theater. Parking is available outside and on the cross streets with no charge. The staff, which can't really be called staff because they don't get paid, were exceptionally helpful. Concessions are available for a contribution price that you determine. An old-fashioned elevator lift service that's done by rope in hand is available for wheelchair or just for novelty purposes. From what I experienced, it took about four minutes to get from the ground level up to the second level. The seating is staggered with three different rows in the front, and on both left and right sides. There's not a bad seat in the house since they are leveled. One thing to note, because this is a very small venue, your feet are literally on the stage area (see photo). I would never consider myself a theater goer, but this has changed my opinion. I had a great time and so did all of my 6 friends. I will definitely attend another. The theater is upstairs with multiple iconic photos and memorabilia of the 31 years they have been operating. They also have a mystery theater across the hall from the play theater we attended. read more