This was something entirely new and different and we loved it! I wish they were opened in January!read more

Atlantic Stage is awesome. I went to see the stage play "A Christmas Story" on December 6 and…read morebelieve me it was very good. This was my 2nd time seeing a stage play there and I've not been dissatisfied. The actors are phenomenal. I will say it again, when in Myrtle Beach please check out Atlantic Stage you will love it.

For numerous years, we have visited the Myrtle Beach area to enjoy the annual Christmas Shows. We…read morehad always loved taking our parents and grandchildren to Alabama Theatre and to Carolina Opry. Sadly, our parents have been long gone and the grandchildren are now grown and out on their own. However, just my hubby and I still made the long drive to Myrtle Beach again. We found out that Greg Rowles now had a show of his own and a new theatre-- The Legacy Theatre. AND we read that the Greg Rowles show had one of the highest ratings of all shows in the Myrtle Beach area! Amazingly, although they were rated the best, they offered greatly reduced ticket prices for all newcomers... which was great! We showed up almost an hour early not knowing the time we would need to get through Myrtle Beach traffic. Once in the lobby, we saw the employees form a large circle. They were all holding hands -- when they invited us to join them. Then they brought up individuals who were sick, or ill, or just needing prayer, Mr Rowles led them in prayer. They prayed for their show and all of their attendees. Mr Rowles offered words of encouragement and thanks to his employees. It was a very moving experience. Before being seated we were able to purchase delicious, freshly baked cookies (sold in individual cellophane bags), freshly made coffee and amazing hot chocolate from the refreshment center. Everyone on the team felt like they were our long gone family members. Watching the show, I found myself laughing, crying, praising God and oh, so grateful that we could hear AND see the talented singers and band members. Visiting the souvenir shop at half time we were able to buy a Christmas Ornament. We asked one of the employees if we could move up from the far end of the third row to two empty seats on the first row. She told me she almost came and got us to offer us the opportunity to move up. It seemed as if every employee on this team really does care about making one's visit memorable. After the unforgettable show, there was a long line of people wanting a photo with Greg, including me and my husband. There was an older woman, all by herself, who shared how much she had wanted a photo with Greg, but had something wrong with her leg and could not get up the stairs to the stage without railing. My sweet hubby helped her up and back down. Seeing how thrilled she was with her photo made us both happy. It seems everyone in attendance left with an even bigger heart of gratitude and concern for others. Yes, we thought we would just enjoy a wonderful Christmas show. . . but instead we got... A TASTE OF HEAVEN!!

Great Show Presentation, Absolutely Professional Singers & Musical Approach. A Must See if in Town…read moreor passing thru. Greg has assembled a Great Show & Friendly Support Team. Everybody in the Show is Great,Watch the Man with the PRS!

Great outdoor space! They had a live band and space by the water. It was pretty busy so not the…read morefastest service, but our waitress was very nice! The cheese pizza was really good! The fries were also great

We decided to check this place out because some friends recommended it and there was a good band…read moreplaying that night. I really enjoyed the vibe of this place: the views out to the water and the huge outdoor seating area were amazing. We started our dining with a couple of appetizers: we got the bang bang shrimp, and the crab dip. Both were very good. For my entrée, I had the shrimp scampi. It was a good portion size and had a generous serving of shrimp. The sauce also had a very good flavor.

We went to see It's a Wonderful Life today and what a job they did!!! You can watch the classic on…read moreTV sure, but if you really want to feel like you were transported back in time to 1946 and listening to an authentic radio show go see this presentation!! I will be the first to admit I'm not a play type guy, but my wife loves Its a Wonderful Life and we watch it every year. I surprised her with tickets and she was floored, as was I. Tastefully done and you really felt like it was Xmas eve in 1946. Amazing!!!!

Excellent, professional theatre productions tucked away in NMB mall! The show we attended was so…read morewell done from story, costumes, sets and acting! Can't wait to go again!

This place is worth seeking out! Great variety of art for purchase! Local artist work- Also…read moreoffer classes with excellent instructors- prices are very fair - recommend!

Please note it is actually just outside Calabash near the S. Carolina line…read more We make this place a MUST STOP whenever vacationing close. Unfortunately we can always also find things to buy and take home. Being honest we don't gifts for friends or family here,,,,This is for us.. It is a consignment places for art or many kinds. Of course we have our favorite types and styles.....Pictures and prints, ceramic, statues....there is also furniture and lots of jewelry.. We have on occasion bought larger items such as a painting and had it shipped. Enjoy it..We do

The Comedy Cabana was a really fun experience. It was interactive and entertaining. We had a great…read moredate night!

The staff here are amazing, our drinks were never empty. It was high energy and so much fun. If you…read morecome to Myrtle Beach you should add it to your list. Kenny

Ahoy, ye landlubbers! If ye be wonderin' whether this pirate dinner show be worth yer hard-earned…read moregold, let me tell ye -- it's worth every last doubloon. The feast begins with a biscuit so warm and buttery it could only be baked by the Paula Deen of southern pirates. The main course includes tender "seagull". (Locals say it tastes suspiciously like chicken... but who be I to question a pirate?) As for the show? No expense was spared. From the impressive stage mechanics and décor to the costumes and cast, this was a top-tier production, me hearties. I came during the holidays and was treated to a pirate-themed twist on A Christmas Carol -- who knew? So if ye be feenin' for a hearty meal, a swashbucklin' good show, and a chance to channel yer inner scallywag, grab a seat, loosen yer belt, and raise your goblets.

This was my first time at the Myrtle Beach location and it was a letdown . The Pigeon Forge and…read morePanama City Beach locations were both consistent every time I went . Myrtle Beach none of the actors sing the songs like the other locations just lip sing . The acting and acrobatics are great just the lip singing takes away so much from the show . We always pay for the vip and the other locations open the doors and seat the vip's first and then the next groups as follow . This one they opened the doors and just let everyone flood in and nobody helps you find your seating . There were multiple other VIP groups who paid for the VIP that also did not get their meet and greet . We were all told to go up stairs to a section and wait for the meet and greet , all groups waiting never got their meet and greet . We all waited until doors opened and we were told to go find our seats . Complete disaster for seating and complete disappointment not getting the meet and greet we paid for , 4 tickets for VIP are not cheat . The photos at this location were shot on cellphones and they still charge you thru the roof absurd pricing for them . The one picture was $36 (I believe )for the cell phone photo . The server we had Shaq (yes like the basketball player's name ) was an amazing server , very attentive , polite , joked , played the part and an all around awesome guy . Food was consistent like the other locations . This location was definitely better at cleaning up plates and such that both the other locations . The pre show was pretty good at Myrtle . This is based on our many experience's at other locations and the one recent and only time at Myrtle Beach 3-6-26

What a beautiful venue…read more We saw the Christmas show which was amazing. The talent is top notch. The seats are so comfy. Can't wait to catch my next show at the Oprah

Went here for the first time on Sunday May 3rd 2026 with my parents and couple of friends. We were…read morethere to see the Killer Queen Show. First off, very beautiful venue, easy to find the seats and where the seats are located. Outside looks like an old time opera house, they do have stairs though. Inside they have a little gift shop and food stand. While entering the smell of popcorn fills the hall. Ticket attendents got the line moving and was pleasant. Got inside and the seats were comfy. As for the show, itself Killer Queen, didn't really like it as much, and for starters the band didn't open with a familiar song like Bohemian Rhaspsody. In my opinion a good show starts with 1 or 2 familar songs, then in the middle have a few new hits that may be unheard of, then close with another 2 popular songs. to add from Queen I only know of songs like Bohemian Rhaspsody, We Will Rock You, We Are The Champions- now while those were played-- waited until the very end to hear them. Also the band had to pull everyone out of their seats multiple times- and I mean if one plays a popular song, we will automatically get up and dance! Also to add, background- I remember in the Queen Movie they showed how to do the dance of both We Will Rock You, and Radio Ga Ga- show it in the background so that the audience can do it! or have a band member do it! Will admit for me, I'm more than likely to spend my money on a show based on a band that I know- like Taylor Swift, The Jonas Brothers, Miley Cyrus, Backstreet Boys, to name a few! Would be cool to have shows like that at this theatre! Anyways, despite this experience, we may be back for another show!

We saw Three Dog night in concert. The theater is a nice size with good acoustics…read more If you are upstairs, beware there is no elevator.

Alabama Theatre, Monday, Sept, 22, 2025. Four of us (all adults) were vacationing in N Myrtle…read moreBeach, SC, and were considering going to one of the many evening shows that are offered in this tourist town. It was challenging to agree upon a show as two of our guests were international visitors, and were less familiar with the English-language lyrics of popular American songs. We decided upon the ICONIC show, because it was described as a family-friendly musical variety show. My husband and I twisted arms a bit as we were familiar with the theatre having visited there years ago to see a different show ("One"). The ICONIC show was high energy, featuring a cast of highly talented musicians, dancers, a comedian, and even aerialists. The show featured country hits, classic rock anthems, Broadway favorites, and pop ballads, all professionally choreographed and with frequent costume changes. Stunt comedian Max Winfrey, who was featured on America's Got Talent, provided comedic relief between sets. The show was about two hours of non-stop entertainment. All four of us, even our international guests, enjoyed it. The Alabama Theatre, founded in 1993, was clean and comfortable, with excellent acoustics. The temperature in the venue was comfortable in late September. We were in orchestra seats (section B, row 5), but there wasn't a bad seat in the house. The theatre is in Barefoot Landing, where patrons could avail themselves to pre-show dinners or shopping. Parking is free and plentiful. Our orchestra tickets were $54.95 each, including taxes and fees. They do not offer senior, military, AAA or AARP discounts. (We did see a brochure that advertised a summer special wherein 2 kids aged 16 and under are allowed per paid adult). No refunds or exchanges are allowed. Our rating for the experience is 4.5, rounded up to 5.0. A few minor things prevented a true 5.0 rating. (1) Upon entering, we were unknowingly directed to table where the gentleman tried to sign us up for a timeshare presentation at Wyndham Resorts; and (2) some of the actors seemed uncomfortable in the costumes and were seemingly "just going through the motions" in some of the later musical selections, especially the Under the Sea/Ariel and Aladdin ones. We would visit the Alabama Theatre again when next in the N. Myrtle Beach area.