I had seen the show many years ago on the west coast and recently took my family to see it at…read moreNational Harbor. The show is entertaining from start to finish. All of the acts were great. There was a lot of fun audience engagement. It was worth every penny. It is a wonderful family event for young and old.

This was my first time seeing the UniverSoul Circus. There are concessions as soon as you walk in…read more The show is very entertaining from start to finish. Each act brought their own level of flare and had the audience captivated. Great show and also kid friendly.

This venue is not only out of the way, but it wasn't even listed on Yelp until I asked Yelp to do…read moreso. Air-conditioned and very spacious, I was able to locate it despite the poor signage and weird entrance. Went there for a business expo...which was a nicely spent 2 hours on a Saturday morning.

Coming to this theatre was so nostalgic. I hadn't been here in over a decade, and it was nice to…read moresee the updates. I went to see Evil Dead Burn and not only enjoyed the movie, but the staff, and the overall upkeep of the establishment. Overpriced like majority of other places, but this is a place to go for a good matinee! I wouldn't mind going again for $10.

My son and I came here to see Toy Story 5, and we had a great experience. The young man who helped…read moreus purchase our tickets was incredibly kind, patient, and welcoming. He even assisted us with signing up for an AMC membership, which was very convenient for us. The theater itself was clean and well-maintained. The concession area was neat and organized, and ordering our popcorn and drinks from the kiosk was quick and easy. The theater and seating area were also clean and comfortable, which made for an enjoyable movie experience. Overall, we had a pleasant visit, and I would definitely come back again.

This is only the second time I've been to this local theater to see a play. My daughters did a…read morelot of theater and music in high school so tonight's performance was full of their high school alumni and was produce and directed by their former high school theater and music teachers... so exciting. This particular run of legally blonde was sold out practically every showing and they even had to add shows. Fabulous... a lot of talent came out of that high school. The theatre it self looks like it can accommodate just under 200 people. The parking is limited with threats that you will be towed if you park in the wrong areas in businesses next to the theatre. They did have light snacks for sale during intermission. The performance its self was close to broadway worthy with great performances by the leads and supporting cast. We throughly enjoyed ourselves and our daughter and I so enjoyed catching up with all of their former high school classmates and teachers. They wanted to get in the pit and play or get on stage again. Such a great evening. If you enjoy a good performance, and want to do something different support local theatre. The arts need support. It's the soul and culture of any community.

I have been living in the Waldorf area for quite sometime and never knew about the Port Tobacco…read morePlayers Theater until about 2 months ago. My wife and I love going to plays and were pleasantly surprised to find out that this place has been in our own backyard for all these years. We went to the opening night performance for Legally Blonde and we were blown away by the amazing performance. We didn't know what to expect going in with this being our first time at the theater. We kept our expectations low because we figured, oh well this is just a small county theater so let's not expect a broadway performance. The performance however was much better than we anticipated and it very well could have been a broadway play with how great the performers did. The show was put together so well and everything was done flawlessly. My wife and I left that performance thinking we can't wait to come back to see another show!

For those fascinated by history, the Dr. Samuel A Mudd House Museum is a wonderful site to visit…read more After having read the well researched book "American Brutus" I was already fascinated by the motivation & details regarding the John Wilkes Booth assassination of Abraham Lincoln. But I had no idea that I was staying near the area where he fled for treatment of the broken leg he received when he jumped from the Presidential Box in Ford's Theater to the stage below. In Charles County, MD for wedding showers in La Plata & Port Tobacco, I was staying at a convenient Residence Inn in Waldorf. Imagine my delight when the Mother of the Bride suggested a tour of the nearby Mudd House. The historical events I had read about were all around me. The docent we had at the Mudd House was extremely knowledgeable & interesting. She pointed out that some of the furnishings were original to the house, including the sofa on which John Wilkes Booth lay injured. Her knowledge, beginnings with Booth's history as an actor in Baltimore, validated the research in the fascinating book I read. Although Mudd had been seen in Washington with 3 of Booth's conspirators, no connection to the plot was ever found. Booth had fled Dr, Mudd's house the following day into Virginia. Nonetheless Dr Mudd was found guilty of conspiracy & imprisoned, finally being pardoned by President Andrew Johnson. He died in 1883 & is buried at St. Mary's Church in Charles County, There are many Mudd descendants remaining in the area. Some I met at the wedding festivities. The Mudd house is easily reached via either Alexandria, VA or DC by crossing the Potomac to the National Harbor then on to Waldorf. My path to Charles County has always been taking the backroads from Coastal Virginia, passing many historic buildings & landmarks as a bonus. The Dr. Samuel A Mudd House is open for tours from spring through fall on Wednesdays & Saturdays 11am - 4pm & Sundays from noon - 4pm. The last tour begins at 3:30pm. As an epilogue, one afternoon I was driving home from an event in rural Virginia between Hampton Roads & Northern Virginia. Not familiar with the area, I was enjoying the exploration. On a stretch of road that was heavily treed I spotted a historical marker ahead. I always brake for historical markers. It was the location of the capture, shooting & death of Booth. The Garrett Farm & Tobacco barn where he was hiding has been long lost to time. All that remains is the historical marker. All serious historians should visit the Mudd House. It's a rare piece of the past that still remains intact.

Great tour, pretty reasonably priced, and the tour guide was dressed nicely with a bow tie and was…read morevery knowledgeable on Dr Mudd. It was really round the clock touring, as when we arrived, they had us join the end of a concluding tour, then at the end of our tour, a group joined us, and I was impressed that they had a good amount of people interested in seeing the site John Wilkes Booth set his injuries then continue to flee after Lincoln's assissination. The guide wasn't a Mudd apologist but did provide information what is was guilty and not guilty on with details of his prison stint and his barely escaping the death penalty. It's an interesting historical note in such an important US event for this small-town doctor to be so impactful that we still want to learn and see a primary location. The house is still pretty intact with possessions from the Mudd family and rooms to view upstairs and downstairs. The gift shop is small but has some good souvenirs. It is down a two lane road in some farm lands, but it's worth the drive. There are a couple of other buildings on the site, but the whole thing should only take 1-2 hours. The hours/seasons are a bit limited, so I recommend calling first to double check, and then it's a very enjoyable tour.

Had a great time at the Summer Snow Globe!…read more The food was appropriate for the intended temperature: lobster bisque, chicken pot pie, butternut squash soup, and a number of passed hors d'oeuvres like crab cakes and shredded duck crostini. While the sun made it a bit toasty to justify eating soup in the beginning, I skittered over to the soup stations as soon as the sun went down and the chill set in. The drinks were great! They had a boozy snow cone station that kept my wife sipping away. I focused on the Mint Julep cocktail, which they wisely made with the crushed ice from the snow cones. They also planned very well, and I didn't have to hear them say they ran out of anything. A major issue that I would normally need to point out at events like this is that the bars are usually packed, making it unreasonable to wait so long for one drink. I can't say that here! I never had to wait for more than one person ahead of me to get their drink. It wasn't an overbooked event, and that's a big deal for someone who is used to attending packed events and feeling like a canned sardine. The music was what I'd describe as "snow globe chill". There weren't any recognizable songs, but it was sufficient for creating a cool ambiance, similar to a lounge vibe. The only feedback I'd give for their future events is that the live band was pretty loud (not sure they need to mic the drums in such an enclosed space), which resulted in guests stepping outside so they could hear each other. BUT, with picnic tables, a waterfront sunset, and two corn hole sets waiting for us outside, it actually worked to add some variety to the night. It was a great event, all around! It also convinced my wife and I to return for one of their upcoming snow globe events. What can I say? I've been frost-bitten!

I wanted to love this, and I certainly didn't hate it, but I'd say I only just "liked" it well…read moreenough. The pre-opening party itself was good due to the tasty drinks and delicious bites being passed around, but I don't think I would pay for this exact experience on my own. Not because I'm cheap, but because it's only just o-k. A few pros and a few cons: Pros: - Unique idea - Bathroom trailer was surprisingly sufficient - Aesthetically pleasing decor, especially the chandeliers and trees - Outdoor seating and cornhole Cons: - EXTREMELY loud music -- if you want to talk to anyone, no. That's not happening. - Awkward sort-of lounge arrangement - Mystery snow -- as the foam snow fell into my drink, I thought, "I hope I'm not drinking something moderately to really toxic now..." - More snow would be nice - The dome was surprisingly hot and humid, definitely warmer the promised 64* - It's sitting in a rather unattractive asphalt parking lot. Maybe some AstroTurf would help. There's nice looking seating, but it's so loud that I'm not sure who's going to be able to make use of it; I'd prefer either a quieter space with more seating or no/less seating and more high tops for standing guests. This venue is a perfect example of "Man! This has SO MUCH potential! If only a few changes were made..." I'm crossing my fingers that some of those changes will be made and then this unique little National Harbor gem will really shine!

Have visited this theater many times in the past and today's visit was great due to the great…read morecustomer service from an associate at the snack bar. She was friendly, attentive, patient and funny. She truly seemed to enjoy working there and helping customers. We attended a 10:30 matinee so theater was nice and clean and no issues. Good location outside a mall and around other stores for shopping or dining out.

One word, dirty! From the entrance to the seats, this movie…read moretheater is a bit disgusting. Popcorn everywhere, sticky floors, unkept restrooms, movie rooms and even the concession area. There seemed to be plenty of staff to maintain the theater on this particular day. I did see one person attempting to clean the hall area. But no where else. The seats in the theaters are old and squeaky. Every time someone would get up or adjust their seat you could hear it. It because pretty distracting. The floors are sticky throughout the theater, it's a disgusting feeling to feel you shoes sticking to the floor as you walk.

Absolute garbage…read more 90% of it is A.I. pictures and footage. The rest is stuff like "they had teacups back then. Here is a teacup that resembles the teacup that might have been on the ship." Literally just ask Grok or Claude or whatever to tell you what the Titanic was like. That's what the people who run this "exhibition" did.

I love love loveddd my early morning solo date here!…read more This location was so perfect - with a parking garage next to the entrance, this place is great to get to and from with no problem. Stepping inside and getting your tickets digitally checked was easy, and the director gave you the option of using their provided headsets or using your own phone and downloading the audio. I myself, wanted to use my own headphones/device at first (covid tingz) - but quickly realized, the audio ran about an hour and a half, and I needed my battery this day. But yes - this exhibition was so fun. So informative. You really feel as if you are back on the boat when you see, AND FEEL the artifacts. Solo date, group, etc., this place is great to go to!