I really enjoyed this production! The actors were good and funny. From the intimate seating to the…read moresounds of good music throughout the play to squeaking floors when people walked and from noise of potato chip bags quietly being open to hacking and coughing. It screamed theater and I loved every minute. Meeting and getting pictures with the actors was nice too! These were just a few.And BIG shout out to the sound engineer. He did that!

This was held at the Evergreen Theater in Midtown…read more Cazateatro Presents Navidad Spectacular This was so much fun, and I learned a lot! The play was about the holiday, of course, but also how Christmas is celebrated in several different Latin American countries. The Evergreen Theater is located on Poplar, across from India Palace restaurant. The theater is small, but clean and cozy. side note: restrooms passed, very clean The musical was awesome! It was very lively, and everyone seemed to have fun. The musical was mainly in Spanish, but it fit really well, and there were parts and explanations in English here and there. I liked that both languages were intertwined and it made no one feel alienated. Even if you didn't know the words, the actors did well and you could put two and two together with a lot of the stories. My Spanish luckily isn't that far out of tune, so I understood more of it than I thought I would. I thought the origin stories for the piñata and poinsettia were neat. The piñata was originally a symbol of destroying your sins, with the seven points representing the seven deadly sins, and the poinsettia referring to a lesson that any gift given with love will always be acceptable to Him. I'll give this one a rating: Christmas in many lights. Holidays are all about traditions and coming together. It's always important to embrace both our similarities and differences, but also to let someone else's stories have their time in the light. Definitely recommend this one

About 10 years ago I was teaching here for the summer and it was a great experience. The owner was…read morereal nice and decent and the kids were amazing with loads of talent and luckily I brought my Los Angeles swagger to Memphis to put them on the right track to dance. At the time Justin Timberlake's little brother Jonathan was one of my students as well and I remember he took to dance really well. I taught 3 to 4 classes a day from 8 years old to the teenagers and a mommy class on Fridays. Those were the good ole days in Memphis, but if you're ever in Germantown and you have the need to get your dance on please go to this studio.

I wish I could give three and a half stars! Studio B is home to numerous dance classes from ages 3…read moreto adult. Each spring, students work together and put on a big recital, for which parents have to stand in line to buy tickets. Costumes, production, the whole shebang. Rehearsals are daily the week prior to the program. Every other week of the school year, students attend a weekly class. The little ones take in the downstairs classrooms, accessed either through a back door (which they don't want anyone using when weather is cold, because it puts a chill on the downstairs studios), or through the painfully tight upper lobby and down a set of metal spiral stairs. When classes change, this is a truly hectic scene. I've started just dropping my 3 year old daughter in the lobby to walk herself down, because the stairs make me so nervous! In the changing area/restroom, something is always broken or out of order. The big dance area upstairs is a beautiful space, with plenty of room, great windows, and the tweens and teens seem to take their classes up there. The little girls are allowed to wear whatever leotard they like to classes, as long as they have appropriate dance shoes and purchase the tap shoes provided by the studio (they must all match for the show). Hair is to be up in a bun when possible, and not in a bow. When we came to join the studio in the fall, we may have caught the staff at a bad time. Miss Deborah, the dance teacher for the little ones, had just driven to Chicago and then lost her phone while she was up there. I never could get anyone on the phone from the actual studio, and have not been able to get much information from them via email. Your best bet is just to come into the studio between 4-5:30 one afternoon, to get information in person. It sounds from this review that it is a terrible place, but my daughter *adores* her hour-long ballet class, Miss Deborah, and the other little ballerinas. As long as she continues to enjoy it, we'll keep her enrolled. Maybe someday they'll expand, or get a bigger space. Until then, keep handing out the stickers, and we'll keep paying!

I didn't want to give this place 2 stars but they need to do better with their customer service…read more We purchased 3 tickets but one of our guests was unable to come. The website says you can exchange tickets for $5 for a later show. The attendant had no idea what we were talking about and told us "Nobody told you that you can exchange tickets." We showed them that it in fact does say so on the website. Attendant called over a manager and they briefly spoke. Then we were told that we were correct but all the future shows were sold out and we could only exchange for the same play on a future date. That makes sense but you can still buy tickets for the show so they are not sold out. It doesn't bother me that we could not get a refund or exchange but update your website and train your employees. Everything else was great. There is a parking garage in the back that charges $5. Plenty of parking and lights so the place is safe. The show had food and drinks before the play, during the intermission, and a toast after the play. The play was a blast. I want to return.

This is my cousins theater and it is a must see hands down. Its very clean and full of life. I…read morecannot wait to go back and visit

Cool theater. Great spot for indie movies and a good selection of food for a movie theater. Love…read moregoing to this place!

Great films and grown ups as the audience. I wish there were more food options but otherwise, it's…read moregreat.

My wife and I went to this and really enjoyed it. The actors were genuinely funny and played well…read moreoff the crowd. The atmosphere was laid back and the interaction with the crowd was great. We plan on going back.

This remains my family's favorite movie theater. It's usually calm and quiet here, which is…read moreexactly what we want when watching a film. Our course, the snacks and drinks are very expensive, but my understanding is that's how Malco makes enough money in order to stay in business.

We went to a 7:30 show 2 wks ago. The lobby was crowded so my husband waited till after the movie…read morestarted to go to the snack bar. They had a sign up that they were done serving for the night. It was a weekend night and they had at least 5 employees we saw. This location seems to have just given up to Collierville being superior. The facility needs an overhaul and their service is non existent. Very disappointing.

Not sure I understand the low rating. I reviewed the most recent, going back to 2022 and with one…read moreexception, all were higher that the average. So, I'm guessing that these were all/mostly pre-renovation, when they updated to the reclining seats. Other than the prices, I can't see significant problems with this location. The pop/soda is self-serve, speeding up service, though I think the butter used to be and no longer is - would like a rerun to that. The location is in a safe area and the ambiance is comfortable. They could use more concession stand clerks, but I suppose that's a complaint we could level against most places.

Clean and quiet. I love the fact that you can preorder tickets, go to the kiosk and go in. The…read moreconcession was quick and fresh. Went to see devotion a great theater to watch from

An update to my now 3-year old review. I no longer recommend…read morebuying tix online, unless you're going to a popular movie at the last minute. The reason? A fee for being on-line!! For seniors, think about Tuesday matinee-s cheaper than the rest of the week

Malco Stage Cinema Grill is one of the nicer, more modern theaters around the Memphis area, over in…read moreBartlett near Wolfchase. They've got the big leather recliners, in-seat food ordering, laser projection, and even beer, wine, and cocktails if that's your thing. I recently saw Michael in theater #7 and the experience was really solid. The recliners were super comfortable, and the Dolby Atmos sound mixed with the laser projection made the movie even more enjoyable. There is a huge arcade area at the front of the theater. There are tons of games to play plus a large snack and refreshment area. So far, every movie experience I've had here has been a good one.