Flint Youth Theatre is one of the city's many hidden gems and has been for years…read more Throughout the year, quality theatre productions for the family are staged here at FYT. Reasonable admission prices for quality family-themed theatrical productions. I've attended a few plays here over the years and the production values are always high-quality. This is a must for anyone with young children. On occasion, the theatre department at UM-Flint requires its drama students to attend productions here (as well as at UM-Flint and Whiting as well) as part of a class. Another great asset in Flint's cultural center.

From the owner: Flint Youth Theatre is a member organization of the Flint Institute of Music. In partnership with…read morethe Flint Symphony Orchestra and the Flint School of Performing Arts, its mission is to change lives through a life-long continuum of music, dance, and theatre. Since 1957, FYT has provided inter-generational live theatre arts programs for Flint and Genesee County residents. FYT is the nationally-accalimed, award-winning resident theatre company at the Flint Cultural Center and, in a typical year, serves 55,000 through its programs and facilities. The FYT Promise FYT promises to engage, enlighten, and entertain people of all ages with unique professional theatre productions and professional-caliber theatre training in a welcoming environment emphasizing originality, personal growth, and authenticity.

For our small town, it brings high brown entertainment to us folks out in the sticks without having…read moreto drive for an hour north or south to take in a nice play. Quality acting and direction. The production value is better than outsiders think. They should come to our town to see how a play should be done. Big city quality here in small town America. Let's hear it for our small town's hidden talents.

First of all this was held at the beautiful Hartland Music Hall which is just off Avon Street in…read moredowntown Hartland. It's a beautiful building. Old and quite ornate. It's also has a good size seating capacity. It has a Center seating section, with additional seating sections on each side. There was also a small balcony. There are Covid precautions in place and masks are required to be worn at this juncture. The actors and actresses were all members of the community. Quite honestly they were superb. The play was Steel Magnolia's. This story was rolled out and brought out all the emotions that we have-at different times during the play. My nephew was actually the one that told me about the play and when I found out he was interested in going I thought it would be a great opportunity for both of us! There were small breaks between Acts and an intermission halfway through the production. Cookies, water and other small items were available for purchase. Any food and beverage had to be ingested up where it was sold so as to preserve the beauty of the auditorium. I wondered how they were going to do "Steel Magnolia's" as I saw the movie years ago and knew the sad outcome. The way they modified the play encompassed the spirit of the situation without having a death bed scene. I found myself crying anyway. Both of us thoroughly enjoyed the production and we have every intention of returning in the near future! "Bravo", "Encore".. Hartland City Players- thank you for such an enjoyable evening!!

Clean environment, lots of seating, wish they had tv screens so people that aren't sitting in front…read morecan actually see what's going on on stage

Beautiful building! Nice parking. Landscaping is great too! Growing up in the surrounding area, I…read morehave gone here many times and have never had any complaints.

The UM-Flint theatre department stages professionally-produced productions all year, from dance…read morerecitals to plays and musicals. I've seen many productions mounted on the UM-Flint stage over the years, like Equus, Noises Off, Little Shop of Horrors, and the Ash Girl, just to name a few. I've never been disappointed. The tiny "black box" theatre at the rear of the regular theatre is also a unique spot for one-act performances, experimental performance art and for theatre students to conduct classes and dramatic readings. The acoustics, lighting and sound are always high quality and seats are comfortable as well. Ticket prices are cheap (often as low as $5 for theatrical productions, a little higher for dance performances) and alumni receive comped/reduced tickets for performances throughout the year thanks to UM's Alumni Association. Open to the general public.

We went to see the Flint Community Players production of Sweeney Todd. The prices was reasonable…read more The size of the venue ensures every sear is a good one! The performance was spectacular. At intermission, they offer a very small snack bar. The venue is also located within a few minutes of several good restaurants.

From the owner: Specializing in: - Theatres…read more- Costumes - Concert Halls - Costume Rental

Community Theater, reviving downtown Flint. I have been a season ticket holder for a number of…read moreyears and enjoy the shows greatly. Plus dinner at the Masonic! Yum.

We have been involved in this theater for few years. Our latest experience was negative. The…read moremanager or owner was unpleasant and disengaging from a very unfortunate incident. My child will be affected for many years. The theater itself is historic, but the up keep needs help. The budget probably should go more into the theater than their pockets. The actors were always amazing and did a wonderful job. I hope this review doesn't takeaway from their awesome performances.