My daughter has participated in plays at Showtime Theater for many years and we are so pleased with…read moreJackie and entire production crew. It is so great to have a community theater that brings little humans together to do what they love. The fact that so many little actors return year after year is a testament to how warm and fun this place is.

My daughter has been at Showtime since 2017. We are so impressed by the professionalism and care of…read morethe owner, Ms. Jackie. She truly builds confidence and character. She is a true teacher and is always encouraging. Most importantly, Ms. Jackie creates a supportive environment where EVERY child feels welcomed.

I have really enjoyed this little theater, they put on terrific productions in a small space. The…read morecast and staff are wonderful to work with and very friendly.

This is a very small community theater with a lot of old flare! I mean that in a good way. A group…read moreof six of us went to go see one of our friends in the Steel Magnolias play. You enter into an old antique store to walk upstairs to the actual theater. Parking is available outside and on the cross streets with no charge. The staff, which can't really be called staff because they don't get paid, were exceptionally helpful. Concessions are available for a contribution price that you determine. An old-fashioned elevator lift service that's done by rope in hand is available for wheelchair or just for novelty purposes. From what I experienced, it took about four minutes to get from the ground level up to the second level. The seating is staggered with three different rows in the front, and on both left and right sides. There's not a bad seat in the house since they are leveled. One thing to note, because this is a very small venue, your feet are literally on the stage area (see photo). I would never consider myself a theater goer, but this has changed my opinion. I had a great time and so did all of my 6 friends. I will definitely attend another. The theater is upstairs with multiple iconic photos and memorabilia of the 31 years they have been operating. They also have a mystery theater across the hall from the play theater we attended.

The rental process was fine. However, please know that they do not honor their insurance for loss…read moreor damage. The local locations are of no assistance, and the customer service at the Maryland office is very poor.

My friend's daughter takes lessons here, and I was blown away! The rock and roll atmosphere is fun…read moreand engaging for kids interested in music. Kids learn modern songs in private lessons and then get together with other kids and play the music in band practice. My friend's daughter is thrilled with her lessons, and her mom LOVES the playlist of songs they listen to together now that her daughter has learned to play them.

This was my first time at the Ensemble Theatre, and I am so glad that just as I was reading The…read moreBluest Eye, the play rendition was being premiered. The atmosphere here was very relaxed with so much Black art adorning the walls. There were also affordable concessions (chips, candy bars, and soda) -- all for $3. Before the show started, the Director, Ms Eileen Morris, was so welcoming and acknowledged all who had decided to patronize this production. She made sure to especially acknowledge any folks who had traveled from as far as Norway and as close as Galveston, and any birthdays as well. I must say it was extremely cold in there... I'm assuming b/c of all of the warm stage overhead lights. It wasn't as chilly outside that night either. Nonetheless, th otherwise warm and personableness made for a relaxed and familial atmosphere before we witnessed the retelling of The Bluest Eye, a harrowing and tragically youthful story. I look forward to returning to the Ensemble Theatre to support more of their productions that center Black storytelling and culture.

I'm STILL a subscriber- I absolutely love coming here and enjoy the experience each time. Every…read moreseason offers different productions that are so interesting and entertaining. This year kicked off with Akeela and the Bee- I never watched the movie but I LOVED this! They also have other events and opportunities which I've attended as well like themed brunches and that was also so fun. I'm so glad I continue to support this amazing theater! #2025BIGBACKAPPROVED

Really cute, small theater in the neighborhood. A friend's daughter was in a production for the…read moresummer children's class so I tagged along w the proud parents to see Urinetown: The Musical (the kids & teachers had 2 weeks to prepare for the production & I was very impressed!) . The theater has an attached parking garage for convenience as everyone knows how parking is in this area. Small, clean lobby, ample bathroom stalls & an intimate theater with a balcony area. Seriously when I say intimate, I mean every seat in this place guarantees a good view of the stage. I will be checking their website for shows as this was a very nice experience!

I came to the Queensbury Theatre to watch Elf: The Musical with my mom and I was so impressed by…read morethis small theatre in Memorial! The tickets were easy to buy online and I even got a student discount and my mom got the senior discount ($10 off each ticket). About a week before the show, I received and email that informed me of free parking at each show in their garage, which is almost unheard of when going to the theatre! We arrived about 30 minutes before the show started to see the theatre and it is beautiful! There could not be a bad seat in the whole place! We were in row G on the lower level and it was a great view!! The whole cast of the play was so fun and great at acting! I enjoyed the performance here just as much (if not more than) a show in the city at some of the larger theaters!! I can't wait to see what else this theatre has to offer and come back for another show!

A decent sized centre with a lot of cultural and personal special events taking place here…read more The hall itself is an open space with no fixed furniture so it can be used for a variety of events that can range from simple community events to grand weddings etc. Tables, chairs, booths, food , entertainment, etc etc ., you arrange for everything. They could give you suggestions if you ask. The huge hallway gives further opportunities to lay down tables to meet your requirements, like the event I attended, while there were plenty selling booths inside the main hall, the hallway was lined with tables promoting their respective businesses too. The parking is huge so that's a big advantage.

Nice place for theatrical productions. For hosting events a bit pricey though. Capacity is pretty…read moregood.