The Strands Theatre is a super cute and quaint theater. There are no bad seats in the entire…read morebuilding. I went to a comedy show there and it was a perfect setting. Kudos to the owners, the lighting and production team, and the concession stand team.

Gotta get here!…read more Great staff. Comfy seats! Amazing old-style theater - with good sound! Non-GMO popcorn too! Make it part of your family fabric - an amazing MV memory!

This place is a gem. It's small and intimate and the comics have been superb every time I've gone…read more I am not an easy audience and find many comedians just not funny, but I have been so impressed with the comics they feature. The food is great, the drinks excellent and the waitstaff efficient and friendly. Ryan and Isabel double as owners and talent and they're lovely and funny to boot. Make sure to sit front and center, like my son did, so the comics have their way with you!

Very well run comedy experience! 1 musical opener (1 song), 2 comedic openers, and 1 comedic…read moreheadliner at the show I went to. I appreciate that every seat has some kind of table in front of it for food and drinks, definitely makes the experience more comfortable. The mobile ordered from your seat and delivery mid show is awesome too! Also a $4 cocktail (jungle juice) is pretty much unheard of these days. Great experience overall.

A great new comedy club in downtown Worcester, MA! A food…read moreand drink menu with full service throughout the show. The comedians we saw were tears-in-your-eyes funny. Great show!!

I personally loved WooHaHa and loved everything about The Grid in Worcester. The whole concept is…read moreinnovative and just what a city needs. I hope to revisit. Let's start with the positives. A great comedy show, 3 openers, one headliner $20 tickets. That is a great price. Clean, new modern location. Servers bringing you food and drink. We went to the early show and people were mingling with the comedians after the show. The club is connected to another beautiful restaurant, so there is an opportunity to make a night of it all in one area. I really do like this concept. I liked that it was a newer clean space, that is also a downside for many, A few people joked that they were "playing a conference room" Only one of the monitors worked at a certain point. It did have a bit of that conference room feel. I think comedy clubs can have that reputation of being old, run-down and grimy. A clean feel has an upside, but I suppose does lose some of the charm. In terms of talent, I enjoyed 3 out of 4 acts and would be happy to go back. We live in Providence and it was an easy drive.

Fun times at the Firehouse this past Friday evening taking in a Bit Players Improv show! The Bit…read morePlayers is a great evening activity, reasonably priced at $18 per ticket, BYOB and bring your own food, too. We got a box of Crab Rangoons from Ching Tao down the street, and sat in the first row nibbling away. The show is a fast paced 80 minute romp with no intermission. The troupe takes suggestions from the audience for the skits, and hilarity ensues. If you are celebrating a special occasion, they may even call you up from the audience for a personalized skit of your own! The Bit Players excel particularly in their song-prov sketches, I have been coming to these shows for years and the ability to make up verses on the fly never fails to impress. JT and Danny stole the show the night we went with their Shakespearean sketch about Chuck E Cheese.. still laughing over some of the great lines! I would recommend this night out to folks ages 14+, as the humor skews to a PG-13-ish range. That being said, if you're looking for a fun and different activity, the Bit Players is worth a visit!

Highly recommend this affordable and enjoyable hour+ of entertainment. Contrary to previously held…read morebelief that Improv would heighten my anxiety, I thoroughly enjoyed every second. I was literally on the edge of my seat. No two shows are alike. The building is incredible and needs to be seen. I can't wait to go back and bring friends.

PROS: staff is friendly, prices are good, live music, water jug available, place is clean, parking…read morenear the place CONS: the place is cramped inside OVERALL: this is the only jumping place at night to go to. I recommend going here if you're in the area and you want that nightclub experience

Food was aight. Can't complain too much for a late night spot. The music was good and had a decent…read morebeer selection. Gets pretty crowded but no complaints about the service either.

This was a fun night. As an improv studio, the talent is quite impressive. Unique here is the…read morecombination of also adding in real education and interviews on real topics. We discussed and learned about the impacts of AI and digital identification. Ordering snacks and drinks can be done via QR code menu at each little table. Costs are typical of the area (most beers are $8-12/ea.) Service is prompt and pleasant.

Stayed for a while to watch their outdoor stand-ups. Tough crowd but I chuckled. It was a nice…read morebreak from the hustle and bustle of Harvard Square. Appreciate that they'd wanna throw themselves out there for free.

I went to see Kelsey Cook last night. The Comedy Connection gets some amazing comedians. I planned…read morebetter this time and arrived earlier to find parking. Much easier and I got better seats next to my friend this time. This is a legit comedy club and has a really cool vibe. I love that you can order drinks and pay with a QR code too. Before the show starts they say limit talking at your table. However, no one enforces it. There was a couple next to us that was SO loud. Everyone kept giving him an evil eye and finally my friend asked him to be quiet. He yelled that he was in fact whispering. A staff member was nearby the whole time and didn't do anything. I love this place but wish they enforced the rules. I'm not paying to hear some random dude talk to his wife.

Caught Craig Gass at the venue and had good time. Staff is very attentive and will keep your drinks…read morefull for sure. Not a lot on the food menu, but good for some snacks to enjoy during the show. You can order via QR and pay online as well which is convenient with the number of tabs rolling, but staff does come out prior to end of show to quickly process payments as well. Venue is intimate, little more crowded and bright towards the stage, but still able to clearly catch the show if sitting at back tables as well.

I can't remember the last time I laughed so hard during a show. Caught their tribute to George…read moreLucas last summer. I've seen a dozen Broadway shows, and walked away from this with a bigger smile and lighter spirit than any of the shows I saw in NY. Will definitely be back this summer!

If you're looking for new and fresh take on theater here on the Cape, check out this young theater…read moregroup. Greater Tuna was an incredible high-energy ride through multiple, small town characters played by two talented young actors. There's no doubt this group deserves a better theater venue. Great to support young, innovative talent.

"Maybe the craziest show you will ever see"…read more Ryan's weekly talent or no talent show draws capacity crowds who line up at least 45 to 60 minutes outside prior to the show to wait and drink for an hour inside before the show begins. Each week different performers vie for the $500 cash prize; some are surprisingly good while others are just dreadful. You just never know which is the fun part add that to Ryan's song parodies of whatever happens to be the "event" of the week and you have a most riotous evening on your hands. Also, because there are no other shows on Monday evenings many of the professional performers in town will join Ryan and give a little number from their current show now playing in town. You get a little preview so to speak if which show or shows you may want to see later in the week. All in all the most bizarre evening of entertainment in Ptown. (June 30, 2008 Monday)

Seeing or better yet trying to see Ryan Landry play Brokelahomo. These are the crappy view you get…read morefrom a $100.00 seat. I asked to be moved and the person we had wonderful front row seats. Need I mention the seats are off to the far right and the view is minimal. So go with the cheap tickets. There no way to choose a seat when making a reservation!!!