This theater, attaches to the Maryland Science Center, is awesome! While the Museum is closed on…read moreMondays, the IMAX is not. I went to the 2 pm screening of Captain Marvel and was the only person in the theater. I gotta tell you, it's pretty cool to have any theater where you are the only person, but in an IMAX, it's incredible. The sound was amazing, the image quality was amazing and the seats are comfortable too. The concessions was open, but they didn't have any popcorn so I got a bottle of soda and some dots ice cream. For $13.95 with no tax, the experience is a steal and I highly recommend to see whatever Hollywood movie they are playing.

They claim to have just renovated this theater, and apparently have started to show Hollywood…read moremovies. We recently watched "Avengers:Endgame" here and here's what I think: PROS: 1) Ticket price is way cheaper than Imax tickets at AMC, or comparable formats at Cinemark, Landmark, etc. 2) It boasts of having the largest screen, and it really is. Very impressive. 3) It's at Inner Harbor, so there are lots of things to see and do before and after screening. 4) We went on a Sunday, and there was a concession stand with popcorn and drinks and other stuff, not much, but at least. CONS: 1) I wasn't impressed by the sound. They said it was surround, but it wasn't. Plus, you can hear other people's laughter more than the movie audio, very distracting. 2) There is no Wi-Fi at the Maryland Science Center where this is located. Which is surprisingly disappointing for an educational site. 3) There are no reserved seating so if you want to get the best seats, be prepared to line up early. For us, since it was the Avengers opening weekend, we lined up an hour before. The place was full. 4) The seats don't recline, they don't even swing back, they are fixed. 5) Others may find parking a problem if you don't come in early. So, to sum up, would I go again to this place? Yes, I might. It depends on what's showing. For me, the best movie experience is still the Dolby theaters at AMC with the clear visuals and moving audio: the screen is not that big but you get recliner seats and reserved seating. It just costs a lot more.

What a neat theater design! Being out of town I had to come here instead for the Studio Ghibli fest…read morescreening of Ponyo. Wish I would've taken some pictures inside, but overall no complaints! Just like any movie theater except way cooler

A theatre that truly made me fall in love with the idea of going to the movies anu chance I could…read morepossibly get. With 24 theatres making it a massive theatre in the area and located in Arundel Mills Mall, Cinemark Egyptian has it all. Can't recommend this theatre enough. It's big enough that there's two concession stands on each side and the lines move rather quickly, too!

Recently visited for a one person play. Luh you hear?…read moreWritten and performed by Robert Lee Harvey. The venue itself was very quaint. Seating was tight but was comfortable. View from the seats gave very intimate. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable. They do sell select drinks and snacks at this venue. Beers, wines, chips and etc. They accept tap pay and card. Would visit again to take in a show.

Saw Iron Crow's RENT here last night, and it was incredible! Absolutely charming little venue,…read morelocated right near the Lyric and the Myerhoff. Found handicap parking immediately outside on the street. The staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful, the refreshments were well priced. And the show itself was just INCREDIBLE! So much talent and amazing staging. Would see it again in a heartbeat! My one complaint would be the elevators in the building. I get it - these were added to make a historic inaccessible building much more accessible, and that's wonderful. But having two handicap people with our party, those elevators were SLOW and slightly terrifying. I worried we might get stuck at one point, haha. Otherwise, the evening was amazing!

Loved it here! Enjoyed my Valentines Day date here and had the best time. The Gordon Center was…read morerecently removated and looks amazing. New concession stand with a great selection of beer and wine and non-alcoholic beverages. They also have snacks (in a bag) like pretzels, chips and reese cups. We saw the tribute to Grover T. which was delivered by the Charm City Jazz band. The performance was phenomenal and the acoustics were great! Outside of the actual theatre in the concession area were small business vendors selling hats, jewelry and various artwork. We purchased a few things and had a great time. Staff was friendly, location was easy to find and there was tons of parking.

Was here for a dance competition ... didn't realize it was a part of the JCC. We were able to…read moreaccess the building early. Lots of security guards in site. They also have a great concession stand with libations altho I didn't partake in them. The bathrooms were plentiful and clean. The theater and stage is very nice. I was pleased with the experience and venue as a whole. Lots of parking and helpful staff all around.

Wonderful playhouse!…read more Plenty of inexpensive street parking and garages nearby. Super easy to locate, beautiful ceilings, Intimate production area, every seat is amazing, elevated! There's no bad view in there. We went to see Fences. Great production, actors/ actresses, and costumes. I love the convenient concession, and lavatory inside of the venue. This way, you don't have to step out of the production room. I look forward to attending many more productions here at this location in the near future.

I went to my first play at the Chesapeake Shakespeare Company last weekend. A friend and I visited…read morethe theater for a performance of Jane Austen's Persuasion. The theater is beautiful - very comfortable and intimate - not a bad seat in the house. They have a couple of bars and some seating areas, which made for an enjoyable intermission. My only (very small) complaint about the theater is that it was hard to find the bathrooms, and we waited a while, because the one women's room we found was a single stall bathroom. I think there was a larger women's room somewhere, but we didn't find it! The play was interesting - I'd never seen a theater adaptation of a Jane Austen novel, and the adaptation was interesting and some of the actors were really great. We had a great time. I was surprised to see and learn that not all of the Company's performances are of Shakespeare - later this season, they have August Wilson's Fences (part of the Baltimore August Wilson Celebration), Shakespeare's The Tempest, A Christmas Carol, and Shakespeare's The Tale of Cymbeline (performed outdoors in Ellicott City). I'll happily return for another performance!

This was rather entertaining, however, the venue could use some taking care of, but I will cover…read morethat in another review at a later time. While scouring for a team building event for work, we decided to reach out to this company. Their website is forthcoming with a ton of information, but they were helpful on the backend of things. Purchasing tickets was easy, and it's great that tickets were available until the day of the event. I have never been to one of these things before but was kind of exciting. I have heard that it can be cheesy or campy, but I'm up for the camp. Who doesn't love dinner and a show? We had a large group, around 40 people or so and with prior warning they were able to make it work where our whole group sat in a designated area. That also kind of played into the whole way this played out. Before you come here they will send you an email with information on how to proceed. You will get confirmation numbers after you select your meal. Chicken, fish, or vegetarian are your choices. They also tell you that the actors will be intermingled throughout the crowd. Having four tables taken up by your group cuts down on who the actors are and helps you out in the end. The show is entertaining. I laughed a few times to the point where I had heads turn my way. The actors were spot on for their script and at the end of each act, which you should pay attention to, you are given a QR code to go through the clues. As the show is going on you are treated to a meal. But it is not obviously the best selection of food. As this is being hosted at a hotel, you are eating hotel food that you might find if you attended a banquet at said hotel. It fits the bill for dinner and a movie, but otherwise, nothing to write home about. Back to the show portion. I forgot to mention that you have a mingling session at the start. You are encouraged to go around the room and network to see if you can get any information on who you might think are the actors before you really know they are an actor. At the end, you get to write down your answers to see if you are right. You most likely will be right, but a majority of the room will probably be right as well. The thing I didn't like about it was that even though you might have the right answer, you most likely will not get picked as the winner at the end of the night. You will most definitely see that the winner will have been sitting at the table with the 'whodunnit' all along. It isn't that bad of a night. It is a great time to be had. You are paying for dinner and a show and that they deliver on. The actors are hilarious, and when they need to attend to business they attend to business. We had one person who needed a vegan option and they pulled through for us at the last minute. I really appreciated that.

Had a great time with dinner and a show. This was an office event and we had some great laughs…read more The service was great and so was my steak. Definitely recommended for a good time.

Stopped by the Wine Village yesterday. It was a great day weather wise. This was my first time at…read morethis event. It's an annual event that only lasts about a month. It will be ending June 1st so you have a few weeks. It's kid and pet friendly. It's free admission. Parking is tricky but not impossible. There are seats available - you can bring your own chairs but on weekends it's packed. Get there right at opening time (1 pm on weekends, 3 pm on weekdays). We didn't bother bringing any chairs and really don't need it. We were able to get a table. There's international and local wines and spirits available. They don't really offer tastings. You just have to buy a glass or a bottle. I think it would be beneficial to offer tastings at a small cost that way you can know what you may like and want to purchase. The wines were a bit pricey. One of my favorite local wineries was here, Boordy's! The wine slushies in the pouches were popular. We tried the red wine sangria and agreed it was just ok. We stopped by the kebab spot. I tried the steak kebab in a pita and it was ok. Had to pay separately for the sauces. Way overpriced for what you get honestly. It's a cute event and something that was on my bucket list. I may possibly visit again before it's gone but if I miss it, oh well!

It was just ok. Something to do .... Nothing to go out of ur way for…read more Park the the garage on Lee st for $15 validated parking. Makes it easy to walk directly across the street. The portapottys were out of toilet paper. The two wines I had were amazing . I am a wine drinker and opted for a dry red and a rose. Can't remember the names . I purchased the chicken kabob which was ok didn't get a sauce because I didn't read they were paid for separately ... but the food was good ... I feel like this is over priced for nothing just to have something to do. Kid and family friendly. No drama just people chilling enjoying the beautiful day. Even tho I wasn't impressed I almost want to take my girls so they can peruse the vendors ...

Great. It was Hip. Cool, Fun. Mostly 20s and 30's with a smattering of 40's and 50…read mores. It located next to the inner harbor and a great neighborhood to live in and when they close the streets for the festival it is lined with food trucks and market carts. You could sample any drink from any of the local bars and pubs and I even saw a micro. Food ranged from Crab cakes to Ribs from NC to everything in between. Music flowed from bars and pubs and some were even staged outside. Got to see a Jersey Shore/Philly band there called STELLAR MOJO who were great. Hip hop, top 40, rap, You name it they did it, TIP: Don't wear heels. Lots of cobblestones.

Mark you calendar and don't miss it next year. It has the right mix- music, food and alcohol:) its…read morea family and pet friendly place so get your furry friends along! Parking is a challenge but we got good garage nearby with short walk.