I love the Schuster. I've seen so many wonderful shows here, and I think it the nicest performing…read morearts center in Ohio. It's especially inviting during the holidays. They used to display Rikes vintage holiday windows, but when Shillato pulled rank and moved then to Cincinnati, the had their very own styled by set designers. There are always themed drinks for every show, and you can pre-order intermission drinks and pick them right up! There's also a very cozy wine loft on the Loge level with upscale wine and seating. What's not to love? On a similiar note, if you ever get to see the stage version of "Back to the Future' its a wonderful production! We saw it here yesterday and we're amazed how much we both loved it.

Been fans of Schuster forever; always purchase tickets on line, and enjoy downtown Dayton…read more Invited our daughter IL from Tokyo for performance; Judi was amazed with all that is Schuster, and found venue superior to those in Tokyo. We explored reasons why. The Nutcracker ballet is very common in Tokyo, considered a popular annual Christmas and winter tradition. Major ballet companies stage multiple performances each season, often selling out to large audiences. We all were most impressed with this performance; all in all, exceptional.

My husband and I attended the show Urinetown the Musical at this venue this week. This was our…read morefirst time to the PNC Arts Annex. We were able to park on the street. Parking is free at meters after 6. It's a nice, intimate theater with general admission seating. We were able to snag two seats center stage and in the second row from the top. Perfect! The seats are comfortable with backs. I was first worried that it was stadium seating, but it is not. I will not hesitate to return back to this theater.

Checking in for the first opening of an event here and excited! Wahoo for small theatre and…read morepersonalized service! I love the stage setup with general admission. You will feel like you are sitting on the stage with the actors. The playbill for "The Feast" was a plumber invoice, pretty cool. The revenue entrance is on the corner across from Schuster. They currently have two doors leading into the actual theatre. The lobby has a small bar for drinks following the Schuster tradition of drinks in performances and a few snacks. The front desk serves as will call and ticket center. The bathrooms are toward the back and highlighted with signs. There is a family bathroom as well. The women's had three stalls. The venue features three areas for seating around the stage and forgive me because I have forgotten the word currently. The stage setup for this was quite extraordinary and has many small and large details. The show has an original soundtrack you should note. Loved the toilet noises! plus the art pics are to be auctioned off to benefit mental health for this show. Huge plus! We enjoyed the performance and loved that we weren't rushed out. The first show for them had some humor and language for a dark show but I liked it. It's easy enough to follow and the actors did a good job of giving the audience enough insight with their words and actions. I definitely will be back!

Great place good seating. Plenty of leg room. You can easily walk by in each seating section. Isles…read moreare well lite. Only handicap accessible on floor seats. There is an elevator and stairs to reach the theater.

I love the shows that the Human Race Theatre Company puts on. The staff is always so accommodating…read moreand friendly. The theater is perfect...small, intimate with not a bad seat in the house. I'm looking forward to many more performances.

This building is OLD and it shows...but in a good way. The bathrooms are odd and cramped but that's…read morethe only negative. Due to the age of the building, I would not recommend a very high or pointy heel on your shoes. There are assorted antiques scattered around, there's a bar, a stage, a popcorn machine. I went to concerts here when I was younger and browsed around the "antiques and primitives" too, and most recently my 15-year high school reunion was at this venue. Really a cool place for something like that. I think it would also be a unique venue for a rustic wedding reception, birthday party, retirement celebration, family reunion, etc. The building is locally owned and thankfully gets regular use rather than being boarded up or torn down, which has been the sad fate of many similar structures. As the name suggests, this building was originally built as a roller mill, and you can still see the canal locks (no longer in use) on the property.

This is a beautiful new performing arts center in Troy, OH. We had a meeting here today and then…read morewe're given a tour. It's wonderful! Can't wait to come here for a performance!

The theater is another part of the AFM that I often overlook, but I have seen a few shows there and…read moredecided to stop in the other day. It has been there for awhile now, but still seems new; it's clean, the seats are comfy, the sound is good. I went to a showing of "Living In The Age Of Airplanes" which was a decent show, though not totally aviation-oriented and a bit slow at times. You have a good view of the screen, especially if there aren't many people there and you can pick a seat high and in the middle. I will gladly go back for other shows; most are just under an hour, though they do have special events around the holidays when they show popular movies like Top Gun.

Three of us attended a play at TCT tonight. It was 'Escanaba in the Moonlight' and it was great!…read more The play: the actors were well chosen, well directed and well versed. The knew their lines and all understood the characters that they portrayed very well. One aspect needs improvement, this was a comedy and although the audience was upwelled with laughter, the characters continued their lines. They should pause and allow the audience to enjoy the moment. The Facility: this is an old building, it was built as a WACO Aircraft final assembly building. It's seen much recent remodeling and today it's a sweet fairly small theater in the round. (The audience wraps around the stage) It's has comfortable chairs, it's lighting is up to date, sound is on point, bathrooms are modern, etc. I'd highly recommend TCT for a pleasant evening. You'll be glad you did!

I love county fairs. More than the state fair- they're smaller, more laid-back, cheaper, easier to…read moreget around, etc. Haven't been to one in a few years, but a friend has a food cart (Bite Me corndogs, best corndogs ever) and was here, so we came to visit. And eat. And this was a great fair, and fairgrounds. Easy access off the highway. Easy parking, big lot with plenty of guides. Big venue, clean, with a big building up front for displays and vendors (and bathrooms.) ATM in there, and I think I saw one somewhere else on the grounds. Loads of fair food, rides, games, etc. Nice grandstand for the tractor pulls, etc. $10 for me to get in, free for Baby K (I think 6 and under are free.) Free parking. Loads of good, unhealthy stuff to eat. Everyone was friendly. No one was acting foolish. The park itself is big, and has a little playground and some basketball courts, on the way in. Probably other attractions too, but of course we were there for the fair, and the food.

New location is phenomenal. State of the art buildings are climate controlled and comfortable with…read morelofty ceilings and good light. Lots of paved areas, bathrooms in each of the main buildings. (Plus an ATM) Fairgrounds is a work in progress, so during fair some exhibits are under tents, but more buildings are coming. Very easy access from US35 to Infirmary Road. Beautiful grounds surround with Arthur O. Fisher park. If you haven't been to the new site, find a show to attend. You'll be very impressed.