Here with my Red Hat Society Ladies to see Wreck the Halls, a Christmas themed play. I didn't know…read morethere was a theater here so I'm pleasantly surprised. It's a short walk from several restaurants and bars so you can park in one of the large parking lots. I loved the sitting area in the lobby. Intimate seating behind large picture windows. There is a concession stand with wine available. As a matter of fact, you can pre-order a drink to pick up at intermission. So cool. I'm looking forward to returning in January for the next play.

"From My Hometown" is, without question, the hottest ticket in Central Florida…read more If you haven't secured a seat yet, do whatever you can to get one. This production delivers a level of entertainment that surpasses anything I've seen at Dr. Phillips. The show transports you to a time when confidence felt earned, ambition was fueled by self‑belief, and the dream of success pulsed through every city street. Three cousins reunite unexpectedly in 1970s New York City, each chasing their shot at rhythm‑and‑blues stardom. Having been in NYC during that era myself, the musical stirred memories of a time when music wasn't designed to shock--it was meant to lift the spirit, soothe the soul, and move you from the inside out. This show captures that perfectly. From the moment the curtain rises, the audience is swept into a world that never disappoints. By the end of the evening, you realize you've been entertained more deeply than any amusement park or theater in the region could ever promise. If the spirit of James Brown, Otis Redding, or Jackie Wilson can be felt anywhere today, it's on this stage. Absolutely loved it.

Bob Carr is a oldie but goodie. I was here for Anita Bakers Farewell Tour on Friday the 16th of…read moreMarch. First entering i was directed to the left up a few stairs. I really didnt walk throughout the venue to see it all. My seat was an orchestra seat with a up close and excellent view of the stage. Once i was seated i noticed the stage curtain and seating was dated the seats a red velvet material. Not much room to move around in the seat but plenty infront for others to pass to reach their seat. The concert and sound was AMAZING! I have loved Anita over 30yrs. I hear there is a new theatre near by. I would not have cared if Bob Carr theatre was missing the roof. I was here to hear the sounds of a legend. The concert was all that and some. It was packed! I met fans who flew in from Denmark and all over for this special night. There was No seat left empty! There were no dust particles flying thru the air, just the beautiful sounds of the band and the sultry voice of Anita! I would do it all over again. Once the concert started i never sat down longer than 15 seconds anyway. If i didnt dance a hole in the floor that night i think Bob Carr is built to withstand anything.

I visited the Bob Carr Performing Arts Centre to experience the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra. I…read morewas disappointed in sound quality throughout the auditorium - the performers were playing their hearts out and would give anyone that goosebump experience but the sound in the right orchestra section was so muted. In terms of acoustics, I couldn't believe this was a live performance. However, the auditorium is able to seat many people, there is an on-site bar that sells a variety of beverages and sweet snacks/nut blends, and all staff I encountered every step of the way from parking, tickets, bar cashier, to door attendants were kind and efficient. If there is a show/performance I wanted to experience, of course I would return. Note: Alcohol is not permitted in the auditorium.

This is the theatre on the campus of UCF. I stopped in to see a play that my dear friend was…read moreDirecting, a one act called "The Woods", it was part of their 10th anniversary celebration. At no cost, I was surprised by their quality! Quite possibly one of the best student plays I've had the pleasure of seeing. But this review isn't about the play.. it really is about the theatre, isn't it? Well, it's in an old lecture hall, so the seats are large, the rows are comfortable with plenty of leg room. The stage is wide and the lighting, while at times, oddly places, is both sufficient and efficient. The sound quality (acoustics) was quite pleasant as was the atmosphere of the lobby and box office area. The bathrooms, while dated, offered something you don't see in most bathrooms. Ledges on which to place your purse and a hook. No need to place your purse on the nasty floor! Kudos! I was quite pleased with my experience here.

My husband was searching for a local production of Spring Awakening and stumbled upon Theatre UCF…read more I went to school at UCF many years ago and never once saw a production. At $20 a person for non-students, it is a good value. The performers are student actors with an occasional professional actor. We saw Les Liaisons Dangereuses (Dangerous Liasons). There is plenty of space between rows so no one has to squeeze by. No food or drink is allowed in the theater. The quality of the acting was very good. If you are looking for an affordable alternative to Bob Carr, you might be pleased.

I'm giving 3 stars for the amazing staff and performers only. They deserve 5 stars but…read moreunfortunately I can't rate individually. The food was the problem. I expected better for the price. I understand I'm paying for the food and entertainment. But I've had better tasting fast food. Maybe it was an off night for them? Maybe they ran out of potatoes and had to use instant grainy tasting mashed potatoes? I don't know. The salad looked and tasted sad. It was servered on a warm plate. The lettuce was hot like it had been boiled. The crotons were stale and flavorless. No idea what sort of dressing they put on it. It was clear like water ( which at first I really thought maybe they had boiled the lettuce because of the tasteless clear fluids on my plate) I didn't upgrade my meal because I enjoy herb chicken, mashed potatoes and mixed veggies. But my chicken was super dry. So dry I couldn't chew it and swallow. So I couldn't eat that. My chicken also still had some of it's feathers left behind on its drum leg. Already spoke about the grainy mashed potatoes. Which is just sad. Who chargers that price and serves box instant potatoes and then can't make them correctly enough to cook it until the grainy texture is out? Did they not taste their cooking before serving it? The mixed veggies were so salty that I would have had a heart attack if I had eaten them. I did do the $20 meat upgrade for my husband of the Filet Mignon. I put down medium rare. They confirmed medium rare at check him. He got well done and beyond. Pink? No where on the steak. Gray? The very center was a little gray in color. The outer edges were a brownish black. He could barely chew it. His mashed potatoes were just as mine were and so were his vegetables. We got the cheesecake for dessert. I should say we got the box cheesecake for dessert. You know the kind you buy frozen at the grocery store. It was the only thing edible. Thank goodness staff were friendly and the show nice. Will we do it again? No. Which I hate because we really love stuff like this. And we go to stuff like this often. But this was the worst in food we've been served and not the best in entertainment we've seen. It's also not the most we've spent on entertainment but its the most we've wasted on it. So even though the staff and performers were lovely people. They can't make up for the price in what the kitchen put out. Poor quality in pictures, sorry. The room was dem and dark with color lighting for the show and foggy for the time period. To represent the time when you could smoke inside.

The show was amazing. It entailed 4 murderous tales. Some you recognized before they even told the…read moremain plots. Cocktails before each story.well organized. Drinks were awesome. Definitely hope they return. Purchased tickets through Fever app. Great value for price

Wanted to see these guys since they first came out decades ago and finally got a chance to. The…read moreperformance at IKON Park is smaller than I thought, but at the same time, it had a lot of space for people. The ticket cost was relatively inexpensive for a Saturday afternoon. Parking is easy since there's surface parking as well as the parking building. The upper floors are free to park so we opted for that considering the heat of the day. Tickets originally said 4pm but the show probably started a little after, likely to include the folks trying to get in as there was a small line. There is a small concession stand if you're hungry for snacks. The show itself was amazing. There was plenty of humor involved and the amount of audience inclusion was awesome. Not too much, but just enough to keep you watching. I should add that one of my concerns was a potential splash zone, but there's nowhere to get wet or paint in this. The blue men, the rock band, the show as a whole were superb. I'd totally do this again with a group that hadn't been before.

We came here with a group of 25. We each paid $70 to get…read morein. We were sitting in the back and they did move us all to the front area which was nice. The show was scheduled for 1:00 but actually went on at 1:15 and went to 2:30. Parts of the show were good with a bit of a wow factor. The guy eating 20 marshmallows and turning it into a sculpture was excellent. However.. Some of it was just not good. There was one skit where they pulled two people on stage and had some telephones and a few props it wasted 10 minutes of the show and was pretty boring. You would think with it being Icon Park and Blue Man having their own building that they would have a pretty spectacular show. Maybe even some magic Or some weird little dude riding around on a scooter through the crowd. I left there thinking of all the things I could make that show better. They did pull one of our friends up on stage and painted him. They did acknowledge my girlfriend's birthday We call her Little Debbie. We all dressed up as Little Debbie characters and pies. They put her name on the big screen and we all wished her happy birthday that was nice. So there was some good and some bad to this show. It's pretty much a one and done. Not something that you would pay to come back and see again. I see now they have buy one get one free tickets. This would be the time to go to see them!! The building that they built is not real big so every seat in the house is pretty good. It's not real loud in there which is nice, the music is great and they do have a keyboard player drummer and guitar player up at the top dressed in neon. Parking is free in the garage on levels 4 through 7. Drinks A regular size coke with a lid was $6 and some change. I think the beers were $14. They do check your purse when you come in and they didn't let us bring any snacks in. There is two bars in a concession stand right when you walk in. I think my favorite part is when they shoot the toilet paper out at the end. And it covers the crowd something about that just makes you smile. Okay on to the next one thing!

AntiGravity is an amazing training facility for all ages. My granddaughter started there in…read moreFebruary 2021 and is 100% hooked. Being able to learn from professionals has been amazing. She loves Lyra, Straps, Trampwall and any and everything she has tried here.

Starting with the positive; the performers were very good. Their grace and athleticism was…read morebreathtaking at times. The sound track to the, almost, 2 hour show was heavy on Dubstep and some of the artists represented are Bassnectar, Magnetic Man, Taio Cruz and Skrillex. Now for the not so positive... The AntiGravity Orlando is being housed in the old Movie Rider building off of 1-92. The facade of the building is dark and when we walked up, we weren't even sure they were actually open. There was no clear box office or person manning the booth and although we were welcomed by a gentleman, I wasn't sure if he were associated with the theatre or just an inebriated patron. There is a cash bar area over to the left of the theatre serving beer, wine and a few cocktails. Also available are 4 types of hot hors d'oeuvres for around the $4. mark each. I found out that the bar and food is catered by Houlihan's. The smell of the hors d'oeuvres was really cloying as the evening progressed and by mid show I was wishing for the smell to disappear. The show's acts of "anti-gravity" are woven together with a schmaltzy story and narrator. I do not blame the actor, but the script itself made the boyfriend and I roll our eyes and wish for the mic system to fail. It was a "clean" show, however several comments were made to audience members that were out of line. The theatre itself is too small to house the performers and to really see what they were doing I had to crane my neck. There is really no good seat in the house. The surroundings feel grimy, mirrors are cracked and low lighting just adds to the derelict feel. Although I can tell what the designer was aiming for, it just feels poorly executed. Full priced tickets are right at the $40 dollar mark for adults and $25 for children. Thankfully, we were invited to see the show free of charge, as to have been out of pocket for $80 bucks would have been upsetting. If you've never seen aerial acrobatics anywhere else, and you will never be able to see one of the other large and well known troupes, then by all means see this show. Just be prepared for a slightly grungier experience than you were expecting, and I wouldn't buy tickets for too far in the future.

For those who are looking for some fun, inexpensive entertainment on Friday nights, you should…read morecheck out Mama's Comedy Show at Ten 10 Brewing Company . $15 for a 2 hour " who's line is it anyway" style comedy show is a great deal in the Orlando area. Plus they do a live pre show podcast for free which is a great time to get great food as well. If you are sensitive and can not take a joke, this isn't the place for you. Shows are every Friday and the comedians are not always the same every week.

They're back! And the show is earlier than before:) We went…read morelast night and what a fantastic return. I literally laughed so hard I cried. Before the covid times, this show was 10-midnight. Now it's earlier at 8pm! The cast last night were so quick witted and kept the chuckles coming. Think 'Who's line is it Anyway' but the adult version;) They are currently still offering full bar service and parking at this time is not too bad.

Love! What did I…read moreget/watch I watched the Disney Beauty and the Beast and also watch Evil Dead. Though it is a small production the cast was very professional and I really enjoyed the plays. The theatre was so small you can hear the actors very clearly. Oh and there also serve snacks and drinks! .....which is on donation bases... not sure if thats a positive or negative. Snacks available like popcorn, chocolate, pretzels and drinks like soda, beers and wines. Environment A very very very small place! There are a very limited about of space inside! Very old but cute location. I don't think there is a box office. Both times I went I reserved my tickets online. Niceness of the staff Staff was really really nice! The check in was really quick, she didn't ask for the ID which was a little strange... Dollar Very affordable. Really cute for a date or any night hang out Yes? Definitely would go again once I find the next attractive play to watch. #WendyWanders #WendyAnd

If you love going to the theater and supporting local artists? Then Moonlight players is a place…read moreyou will want to return to again and again. The most recent performance I went to enjoy was 1776. This group of men and ladies were outstanding! The gentleman representing our founding fathers were a fantastic representation of a pivotal moment in America's history. Might I add, the actors playing John Adams and Benjamin Franklin were incredible! The actor playing Lee brought many laughs to not only myself but also the audience around me. I certainly look forward to the new season starting this fall with Disney's Newsies! Let's all go to the theater!!!