I love this historic theater! They get top music acts (for my taste) like Todd Rundgren, the…read moreJayhawks and Nick Lowe and will continue to come here even though it's a hike from Manhattan.

The folks that run this place don't have the intelligence to professionally respond to customers…read more Took 2.5 months to get t shirts I ordered. I can only assume they lost that order because I had to make multiple phone calls!!! Then they changed our ghost tour time then canceled it without telling us!!! Spent 20.00 on an UBER TO GET THERE! I would avoid this place!!!

We recently saw Cabaret with some VERY TALENTED high schoolers. We left shaking our heads saying,…read moreHigh Schoolers - WHAT! OMG! We have seen so many GREAT Musicals here, including: Sound of Music, Matilda, Hello Dolly and wonderful performances by Vanessa Racci and Chris Ruggerio. LOVED every show!

Yorktown Stage runs an amazing summer camp…read more Owner Barry Liebman knows what he's doing and has honed the camp experience into a dream come true for any up and coming performers. During the week, campers will work with a choreographer to perfect two dance routines -- one to a musical theatre show and another to a pop song. Between dance classes, campers will rotate into improv and arts and crafts classes. Each week culminates in a performance of the two dances in front of a very packed crowd of thrilled parents and relatives. The head counselor August is awesome and the staff and CITs follow his enthusiastic lead to deliver an incredible experience for all of the campers.

Great little independent theater in a cute little town!…read more I saw "Anora" here yesterday (highly recommended BTW) in the smaller theater, which has ~12 seats and all of the chairs are huge, super comfy private theater-style seats. They show smaller, Indie films in this room usually. About as close to a private screening as you can get. There's also a much bigger, more conventional theater which shows blockbuster movies that most go to see. Pretty great spot and they have steep discounts (50% Off) on Mondays & Tuesdays which is a plus!

I love going to the movies - it's something I greatly missed during the height of the COVID…read morelockdowns, and I usually seek out independent art houses to discover under the radar films to see. While my go-tos in Westchester are Alamo Drafthouse and Jacob Burns Film Center, the Pelham Picture House is a place that is deep in the archives of my mind, having been there a few times when I was younger. I was off the other day and figured I would catch a movie, and since they were playing one I was meaning to see, I made my way over. Pelham Picture House is located in the main commercial hub of the town, among a number of other businesses. I remember coming here a couple of times when I was younger - I believe I saw Casper here during its initial theatrical run. I really love the exterior - it has a retro feel and the neon signage was the cherry on top. The box office is located right before you enter and they have a concession stand immediately to your left after you entering. There are technically two screens in this theater, though I feel they may have added the second one later on. The main theater is large, almost auditorium like with many seats. The second theater is off to the side - it kind of looks like a room that was used for something else at first - the screen is one of those roll-down projector types, and the seats look like ones you wound find in a home theater. I was in the latter theater (called the Screening Room) - it was comfortable but not what I was expecting. The theater as a whole provided a comfortable experience, but it can definitely use some love - a lot of the fixtures and aesthetics are old and worn. I could see where some renovations were done but a lot of it can use some sprucing up. Hopefully as time goes on we will see more improvements to the space, I feel it's really important to have local theaters that show independent and art house films. Customers service was great, and overall I had a good experience rediscovering Pelham Picture House. I would have no qualms returning, and would in fact seek it out if they're showing a film I want to see. It's really great to see theaters like this still standing in Westchester.

Fabulous theater. Great shows. Comfortable seating…read more Incredible creative movies. Not your run of the mill !!!

I live in Yonkere so it's a bit out of the way. i drive a car so i can't imagine how much longer it…read morewould be if you had to use public transportation such as bus or train. the theater is "upscale" and located in Pleasantville, New York. the movie they show here are mostly "artsy" "independent" style movies. whenever i see the occasional movie here, there are usually many comfortable good view seats available. it's a non-profit, "org", so they run on donations and paying memberships. it's a decent place to watch off the beaten path movies. i paid 17$ to watch the recent movie called "Tony" about the early chapter on Anthony Bourdain's life. enjoy the next flick!! i don't know anything about the prices at the concession stand. i don't purchase snacks at movies, you may want to call or consult their website. OR you can ask A.I.

The absolute best place in Westchester or Rockland to see a film, as the patrons take the whole…read morething so seriously. They are silent, sit through the film, watch every bit of the credits and obviously are game for the most edgy films shown in or outside of NYC. A great place to have around and my only problem is that it's a real drive for me.

Outstanding theater experience. The Cinema, Civilized!…read more My whole family loves the Avon - you can actually enjoy yourself watching great movies, surrounded by people who love great movies in an environment that helps transport you to what is on the screen. The theater from top floor, to theater to bathrooms - impeccably clean. The snacks are snacking... The popcorn (butter, salt) is real popped right there. Wine, beer if that's your thing. There are almost no experiences like this left unfortunately. A gem in the heart of Stamford.

Thank goodness for this awesome theater. They show all the best movies. They are curated with care…read more The popcorn is yummy and seats are comfortable. One of the finest things about Fairfield county!

We live in White Plains, but we'll never go to the Apple cinema on Main Street (dirty and rundown)…read moreso we needed an alternative. Since Mamaroneck is not far, we went there and there was quite a difference. Everything was clean. The ultra wide screen, and Dolby Atmos sound was incredible. I would've given the theater five stars except it was so cold. Even with a sweater my nose was frozen as were my hands and feet. I'd go back but would dress in layers:-)

Everything The place is always dirty and popcorn all over…read morethe floor and counters are dirty

Flippin' awesome place (IN Westchester county) to go watch movies! I've met filmmakers there like…read moreApichatpong Weerasethakul as well as been part of the Q&A audience on many talkbacks with the likes of Anna Kendrick, Johnathan Demme, etcetera. I've been going here on the Metro north on and off for 10+ years! I love the 'Burns!

Could not love this place more. Not a movie theatre but a film center that shows some of the best…read moreart and independent movies in and around NYC and also cares about the surrounding community. This place cares about film and the people who go here care about film. Always a perfect movie-going experience. The lobby is tight and can become VERY crowded during a popular movie but the staff is well equipped to handle crowd control.