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    Front Porch Musical Theatre

    Front Porch Musical Theatre

    (3 reviews)

    Front Porch's biggest problem is nepotism and favoritism. Look at their cast lists and note that…read moreevery Hickle, Smith, and Lindeen is one of their grandkids. Tim and Linda cast them (as well as some other favorite actors) in the lead roles over and over. Professional actors do not even play this many lead roles in this length of time, let alone local middle and high schoolers. To demonstrate how obvious the favoritism is, look at one grandson's (Elias Hickle) roles in the last 6 years: Baloo, LaFou, Horton, George Banks, Tevye, Genie, Beast, Harold Hill, Triton, and more, not to mention their other grandkids with similar credits. He is over 18 now and can't be in the shows, but he is their studio and stage manager yet has no theatre degree, certification, or outside training, which is how many of their young staff and TAs have been chosen. Next is the cost. For one semester of Showtime!, FPMT charges about $400 per person (plus all their fees) and they have around 75 students = $30,000 in tuition. Tickets are $10-$14 and if they sell at least 1,000 each run = $10,000+. I don't know where all of this money goes because it doesn't go toward props. Even in most community theatres, they will supply the full costume with character shoes and all of the props for the show. Finally, Tim needs to stop yelling at the kids and Linda should stop overemphasizing smiling (see 1:40 www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQXfq0lSd4A as an example of this pattern). If you have to push that hard to get the actors to smile, they are probably really unhappy. When you teach a cast correctly and treat them with respect, they will be more cooperative and act like they are enjoying themselves. Check out SOAR Arts, Cross Community Players, or Stages Theatre Company for some much higher quality theatre on the west side! Front Porch is highly problematic with its nepotism, overpriced tuition, and poor treatment of students.

    First class, and incredible. kids are so good, and the shows are even better. Every person I've…read moretalked to says its a life changing experience.

    St Michael Cinema

    St Michael Cinema

    (61 reviews)

    Nice venue for movies, concerts or drinks all in one place. Surprised it was this high quality for…read morea small town. I'll be returning for one or all of what they offer.

    After seeing this place on a TikTok once, my boys and I decided to give this place a try! I'm glad…read morewe did! There is a ton of free parking! You can reserve your seat online and buy the tickets. They do have self serve kiosks as well inside the door. The "wow" factor of the lobby is so fun!! My kids absolutely loved how this place is set up!! They also had a bunch of old movie posters lining the walls! A blast from the past! We didn't play any games, but they had what seemed to be a very well maintained arcade with a prize counter! These guys also do birthday parties! The concessions were just ok for me. The popcorn was cold. The popcorn itself really didn't have much flavor. There is an option to salt your own but the concession stand does the butter for you. I wouldn't get their popcorn again. I will say, the staff was very friendly though! The movie theater had reclining chairs in the first 2 rows... I wish they had it throughout the whole theater. Instead the chairs did rock a little bit but no foot rest. It really didn't bother us that much but recliner chairs are nice! For my heavier set friends, you would feel pretty uncomfortable, as these are slimmer seats. The recliners at the front did look wider though! Overall, we really did enjoy this theater and would be back! This would be a great place to bring the family!

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