I attended A Raisin In the Sun play here and had a great time. The theater is small, cute, and…read moreclean. The lobby is small but they had a few concessions including cups of wine, popcorn, candy, chips, and soda. The women's bathroom was clean and stocked with free toiletries (pads, tampons, etc). The seating was easy to find. The chairs are labeled with seat number on the back which makes it easy to find your chosen ticket seat. The lighting and sound was good. I really enjoyed and would attend again.

Hands down the best community theatre in the Baton Rouge area is Theatre Baton Rouge. You may have…read moreknown it by it's prior name, Baton Rouge Little Theater, but either way- it's quite good. I have experienced well over 50 shows there as a patron and volunteer. The production standards are quite high for a place that relies on volunteers for their pool of talent. They put on over 10 shows a season, including musicals and plays that were on Broadway just a few years prior. The theater itself holds less than 300 patrons, so there's not really a bad seat in the house. They also have a smaller space next door where they put on more avant-garde pieces, which seats around 100. The ticket prices are in line with expectations and a fraction of what you'd pay for the same show in NY.

I've been coming to Theater Baton Rouge since 2002. They have season tickets which give you 5 plays…read moreand a summer musical. They have a great group of talented actors and actresses. Ronald Coats is one of the funniest actors they have. And Marion B sings amazing. The costumes are always authentic and the sets have great detail put into them. Every Halloween they put on Rocky Horror picture show. Christmas they do A Christmas Carol. The summer musical is usual great for kids. Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast were great. They do a variety of plays from dramas, comedy's, musicals and suspense. The theater does have a bar, so before the show and at intermission you can grab a drink. I enjoy my nights at the theater and will continue to be a member for a long time.

Super quiet and peaceful! This is the movie experience I want! It's not packed and overcrowded like…read morein the city. Went here with my daddy and step mom. We had lunch and cocktails and service was great!

Some changes have been made from the time they have opened. It seems they are low on staff and made…read morethe changes around this. You can order from your phone or go to the kitchen area and order(which is fine) they will deliver it to you at your seat. I do like the reclining seats. All in all it's okay but the ticket prices on off days are a bit high. We do go in Tuesday's for the cheaper tickets.

A professional dance theatre company where there's always something going on. Always progressing,…read morelistening and learning. Something for everyone - dance, sweat, business, volunteer, kids, beauty, creativity, critical thinking, creative problem solving, films, videos, beautiful imagery, inspiration, education, stimulation. Dance for Parkinson's. Kick It Out. Artist in Residencies. Programs that infiltrate the city. Great place to work. Enough for now.

Dance like you've never danced before, strive to be different, move to impress! These were all my…read morethoughts, when I watched my first Of Moving Colors dance production. October 2016, my daughter began the road to the "Kick It Out" dance recital that took place this January. Wow, what an awesome program for the boys and girls of the community! I saw unification of different ethnic groups and I loved the diversity! From the moment the classes began, it was basically a rehearsals every Sunday until the final shows in January. My daughter had never done a dance class before, but enjoyed this very much. During the week of the final performances, they moved them to the Manship Theatre to prepare, rehears and learn their spots. The supercharged dance performance by both professional dancers and the children was very entertaining. I was thoroughly impressed by the compilation of the music and the dance numbers. Oh my gosh, what a perfect evening; the both times I saw the show. My daughter loved being on stage so much that she went from not being interested in participating next year to confident that she wants to participate next year. This was amazing and I am so glad that Of Moving Colors does this, so kids who don't participate in dance lessons throughout the year get to be part of something huge in the community! Thank you, OMC!

If you have never been to a POP! Smart Show, you have clearly missed out. These events have been…read morehypnotizing, engaging and exhilarating. In one night, you will encounter artists not only visually talented but actively talented. The POP! Smart events also highlights musicians rooted in Baton Rouge and responsible for the emerging music scene here. Live art has been performed by locals such as D-Lo and Marc Fresh, Aerial Acrobatics by Airseekers, a 3-D printing station (Geaux-Bot), caricatures by Jay Chen and you may have even seen the R2D2 replica roaming around making appearances in selfies. It has given different artists, game developers, musicians and performers a platform to show-off their skills to the community. Way to go Neda Parandian for creating this showcase!

Every exhibit brings something fresh from the art community. Every show is very well curated.read more

i love this place! the art exhibits change often and it supports local artists. free to the public!…read morequick little stroll in the art gallery after work was therapeutic--would recommend!

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We had a good time! We ended up parking on a residential street and was careful not to block any…read moredriveways. The street was blocked off at a certain point because The Michael Foster Project band was set up playing live music. It was so nice! We ended up buying food and drinks from different venders. We decided to walk down Government street to see all of the other businesses and vendors. There were plenty people walking. We all felt safe because there was police set up and patrolling the area. I'm glad we went! I definitely plan to attend this again!

This Was nice to walk with my family and trying food vendors. We had a good time out there. The…read moreWeather was nice not to cold. The vibe was good and for once it wasn't no foolishness out here. Everyone dancing and enjoying themselves.