My friend moved to the area and we are into theater so we decided to check this out. It's hidden on…read morethe upper level of an old strip mall in a place you would not think to look. Even when you are right in front of it, you worry that you might be at the wrong door. There's plenty of parking and some stairs to the theater on both sides of the complex (I believe there is handicapped access in the back). We saved some money by getting our tickets on groupon via goldstar. Picking up tickets a few minutes before the show at the will call desk was pretty easy. Its also good to know there are beverages available should you desire something to drink. This theater is pretty small, making all seats good seats. We were able to see the stage easily, although like most older theaters seating is a bit cramped. It was also a bit warm in the theater. We saw The female of the species which was an enjoyable comedy about a subject matter that appeals to me. I appreciated the sign in the lobby alerting me that there were gun shots to be expected during the performance. It was also helpful of them to discuss how to become season ticket holders prior to the show, prices are very reasonable and even cheaper for seniors. We definitely thought this made for a nice evening out and plan to check out some of the other upcoming shows.

It could be anyone of us that stroll into the Phoenix Theatre. It's small venue featuring a comedic…read moretroupe doing excellent fake british accents, dress shirts for figure skaters, and incomprehensible murder schemes. Refreshments were plentyful and complimentary that assisted in building laugh tracks and positive atmospheric flair. Phoenixs are known for rising to the occasion and performing with a hot streak. This local gem, so hidden in the mainstreams of edmonds streets, will keep you entertained and rebirth your interest in comedy with firey intents.

What a wonderful theatre! I love that this is a small local spot that's perfect for a daytime or…read moredate night outing. The concessions by donation are perfect and the ushers make you feel like home. Not a bad seat in the house. I know some friends who volunteer their time here. What a great place to have some affordable fine arts fun!

Growing up, my grandmother lived in Edmonds and really enjoyed the Edmonds Driftwood Players…read moreTheater, so we would come with her to various plays. It was a more formal occasion so we got to wear our nice clothes. We would arrive fairly early to avoid the crowd that could form as the play start time neared. The plays we saw here were varied in content, though tended to be musicals. I typically got headaches when I saw plays growing up, and the acoustics hear were better than average. It depended on the play and type of music sung whether I got a headache. During intermission we would make a dash for the restrooms, which could have a long line, however us and other theater goers tended to be quick to keep the line moving. We would also go on the hunt for a small cookie or two that might have been put out.

Y'all like theater? Y'all live north of Seattle (or east? They have one in Issaquah as well!)?…read more Check out Village Theater. We've seen, at this point, 6 productions here. Always high quality. Always immense talent. Always extremely nice and helpful box office and house staff. The theater is set up so that there is not a bad seat in the house. Supporting the arts, now more than ever, is important. Do it here. 10/10 will return. Again and again

My daughter takes classes there. She has so much fun and loves it! We saw the High School Musical…read morethere and it was an awesome show. Everyone did a great job!

Hilarious improvised theater Saturday nights with UP North Improv. Great local theater - fun for…read moregroups or date night. Beautiful space and laid back atmosphere.

Great and intimate theatre setting. Had an awesome time watching the Rites of Jupiter. Cast was so…read moreclose you could touch them.

Beautiful space. All seats are great for views in stadium seating. They have beer and wine at…read moreconcession during beginning and intermission. And you can preorder for intermission to by pass any long lines. There are drop off lanes right in front of entrance. And an outdoor 2nd deck for mingling pre show and intermission. Majorly large lines for women restroom. Why don't they have 2 areas. ..Oh, well... not. A problem for me. Saw Mama Mia the musical. The voices were great. Very profesional local production. Ushers are stickler for making sure you don't use your phones for pics or recording.

I've only been to this theater once and it was for the SIFF Opening Night Gala but I really liked…read moreit. It's a huge auditorium, seating 513, and the screen is fantastic! Very easy to see over people's heads and the seats were very comfortable. It's a newer and very nice theater. Only thing is there is very little leg room. Also the bathrooms are on the 1st floor and entrance to the auditorium is on the 2nd floor.

Beautiful center that's not overly large but sized just right for everyone in their seats to get a…read moregreat view. Feels personal enough. The seats are leveled so you can see right in front of you. Our seats today were in the stage section towards the back and provided an awesome view of the performance. I would def come back to this center even though it's a 30 mins drive. Well worth it. Took my 6 yo to watch the Doktor Kaboom Electricity tour today. What a great family show that lasted 60 mins with no intermission. The doctor himself came out afterwards and signed autographs and took photos with all of the kids. I would def watch another one of his shows - entertaining jokes for the adults and an engaging level for the kids to get a grasp of science in real life. During the show he does ask some kids to come up onstage to participate and he does a great job with them.

Such a great cozy hometown theatre. We love coming here. Not a bad seat in the house and even great…read morefor kids! I do wish there were more shows available. The Director was kind even though busy. The greeters at the front door were not friendly when we entered or left.

I went to a showing of The Pirates of Penzance; or, The Slave of Duty as my first ever opera…read moreshowing! Before the showing, there was a little lecture hall in the basement which explained the background of the show and the themes present. I think without this, I would have been a bit lost and not have enjoyed the show as much as I did. I thought the singing and acting were superb, and I loved the props and costumes. The orchestra was fantastic as well. Everything was very well done! As a note, during intermission, I noticed there was a line for the men's room and none for the women's room. It turns out that the women's room is significantly larger with more stalls to prevent a backup. It's very thoughtfully designed considering there's a limited time for intermission to use the restroom.

Terrific setting for our first night at this opera house. Lots of parking garages across the…read morestreet. This opera house has a lot of room and an easy flow from entrance to the theatre. Two elevators made getting to the fourth floor quick. The interior of the theatre is simple, pleasant colors, and well ventilated. The balcony was comfortable the whole opera. The stage was classy. The acoustics good. The performance of the Pirates of Penzance was the right choice for my sisters' first opera (my 10,000th?). Very talented actors, especially the singer that played Mabel.

The Everett Sausage Fest runs the beginning of every October to celebrate Oktoberfest…read more The festival is located at the Perpetual Help Church grounds. 2619 Cedar Street Everett WA 98201 Free street parking can be found. The is also a free shuttle that runs every 20 minutes from the south parking lot of the Everett Transit Station. Entrance is free. At the festival one will find: carnival rides, arts & craft booths, food booths, live entertainment and a beer garden. Most of the food booths accept only cash. A few of the arts & crafts booths accept credit cards. There is a $5 cover to enter the beer garden once the live bands start performing. The brews are $5 each and cash is the only accepted form of payment. This is a fun event originally founded to help fund Catholic education and is now in it's 38th year. Although there is an ATM on site, you're going to want to bring ample cash to avoid silly ATM fees.

The Autumn weather could not have cooperated more for this quaint neighborhood festival. They have…read morea number of booths offering various foods and munchies but there is also a hall for a sit down dinner which includes sausage, sauerkraut, mashed potatoes, roll, and a drink. You can't go to a sausage fest and order hamburgers, so we had the brats and sauerkraut on a bun and hand-cut fries....it was great. You could tell that the sauerkraut was homemade...not too tangy and with bits of chicken...the best way to make it. There is also a separate carnival area for the kiddies with rides and carny fare. Admission is free. The festival benefits the ICOLPH School's educational programs...which I am always happy to support. Nice day, nice people....