What a great place! We went for a play that was done by the unlabeled group. We had a great time…read more There are no bad seats

It's open for The Rez Sisters right now - the play that triggered a native theater Renaissance…read more With food truck and brewery options.

We recently used The Mystery Cafe for our annual corporate meeting. It was an absolute blast!…read more From start to finish, it was an engaging and interactive experience that kept everyone entertained. The performers did a fantastic job blending humor and audience participation, making it an unforgettable night. Brian, the actors, along with the staff at the Sheraton in Bloomington worked so well together, you would have thought they were one! If your looking for a unique and lively event for a group I highly recommend!

We recently used the Mystery Cafe for our client appreciation event and I must say that we were…read morevery pleasantly entertained! We had had a terrible experience trying to deal with a different company originally and we ended up having to find another company and I am so so glad we found the Mystery Cafe. First off, Brian, who is the owner, was just fantastic all around, responsive, accommodating, kind, and organized. The night of the actual performance, I did not feel nervous at all, he and I had communicated multiple times and also already tested all of the electronics weeks prior to the event, it went off without a hitch. It was fun because it did require audience participation, but it was not too high pressure and they made the atmosphere just so light and exciting and it was FUNNY! There was so much humor and I found myself laughing a lot more than I had thought that I would. 10/10 would recommend. They came to our event, there were 3 actors and I must say, I think that the cost was very fair and reasonable. Great time!

A variety of dance and classes offered here, including Zumba! I've been here a few times when my…read moregym was closed or when my gym didn't have Zumba classes...and really wanted to do Zumba...since I'm a Zumba freak! I LOVE, LOVE, Zumba! Drop-in classes are reasonably priced at $5 a class...AWESOME!

This place really does have good energy. Good Vibes. Maybe all the nuns who meditated on social…read morejustice when it was a convent before it transformed created a vortex of thoughtful energy when walking in. I guess it just feels a little too uptight for five stars, but overall a wonderful place. (It might just be me that is uptight. I can't tell.) Maybe it's because there are a lot of children and so many different things going on. I went to a dance class and sound therapy and would come back again.

Just saw a performance of All Shook Up. It was exceptionally well done. Some truly outstanding…read moresinging voices you wouldn't expect at. A community theatre. Even had their own orchestra, and it was a good one. Kyle Yetzer was the highlight. .

Enjoyed another fantastic performance at this lovely theater! This time a hilarious musical comedy…read more My friends and I delighted in watching the "Church Basement Ladies"! So much fun, we were laughing so much! Thank you for another amazing time.

It was an amazing experience, and the tour guide did a most excellent job. After your trolley tour,…read morebe sure to check out the attic. Me and my family are still talking about what a fun experience it was

I love this Theatre!! Amazing shows and amazing staff. I forgot my phone there after a show last…read moreweek and the staff waited to close up until after I got it back. 10 out of 10!

We have attended many shows here from broadway musicals, to comedy shows. It is such a beautiful…read moretheater. When you walk in you are immersed in historical beauty from the stunning chandelier to the detailed woodwork. We are so fortunate that we have the privilege to have such a preserved historical theater. Now mind you it is historical, so the seats can be a bit tight if you are working with winter jackets and football sized men. The bathrooms are certainly a bit of a game here if you are here for a show that has a intermission. The security line at the front door can be a bit challenging on a cold winter day, but there are additional entrances through the skyway and side entrance. The lobby has many bars that are very quick every time we go. If you do pay on a card, they automatically add a 18% tip.

I'll keep this one short and sweet, because if you're reading this, you're probably already pretty…read moreset on seeing a show here: She place is gorgeous but the seats are NOT comfy at all. Majority of the seats have a warning on their website that the legroom is nonexistent. There are some blind spots to be aware of, and the box seating definitely misses much of the side stage. We used A View From My Seat to see what each seat is like before we booked seats for Cursed Child, and am so glad we did. It was like sorting through a landmine trying to find a seat that had decent views in our price point and getting an aisle spot to the legroom didn't affect us as much. Definitely do your research before picking a seat here!

I don't think I've ever seen a bad show at the Guthrie. I still find it hard to believe this…read morebuilding has been open for Twenty years. There are some things I miss about the place that disappeared over the years like some of the bars that you could just stop in at even if you weren't coming for a show. But I am sure Covid and other factors caused retrenchment. . I still think it's worth seeing the building for the views inside and out. More importantly, their plays are excellent . We saw Macbeth. Really well done show. You cannot beat the Guthrie for theater.

Didn't come here for a show but just came here to explore, roam, and take some fun pictures…read more It's a really cool space! I would love to explore it more and even see a show there sometime. I love the layout, the fact that you can wander, even go outside in the winter. The bathrooms are super accessible / not hard to find which is always a plus in my books :)

I have just absolutely loved every show and reading I've attended at Dreamland Arts. I don't know…read morehow they curate or select their artists, but everything I've attended has been emotional, thought-provoking and has had a creative prowess that keeps the bar high for other theaters and performance venues. There's something very special about the intimacy that a 40-seat theater can create and they do this right at Dreamland Arts.

A lovely small enchanting theater space right in a cozy residential neighborhood in St. Paul. If…read moreyou are wanting to expand your inner artsy self or perhaps expose your children to more creative adventures you owe it to yourself to pull up the website and see what is happening. I recently attended the one woman show called "woman who drink"--by Leslye Orr who is also part owner of the theater. I applaud and admire the brave soul she seems to be and am in awe of people that can be so uninhibited and free to just perform on stage and be vulnerable. This was the second time I have seen this show and I love it but she did inform the audience that the "ladies" are retiring after this weekend! Boooo hooo. On a side note Leslye is legally blind and also authored a book called the "People on the Corner" that is a story for children to help them understand that just because others may have differences like race, disabilities, family structures, cultures, we are all human and want to be acknowledged. Coming up for the trick-or-treating season they are hosting a dress up event for children dressed in costume to bring along a stuffed animal friend that is also dressed in costume and there will even be a little tea party after the show. Leslye and her husband Zaraawar Mistry seem to be a perfect pair that want to offer an event space for unique events where everybody is welcome and at affordable prices sometimes even just a donation!