John, I just wanted to thank you one more time for the magic and joy you brought to everyone at our…read moreparty. You did a fantastic job; everyone loved it and kept talking about. If I could give you 100 stars I certainly would!

We went to a birthday party where he performed and he did a fantastic job and kept the children…read moreentertained and engaged the whole time.

The Impossibility Theater is a small, intimate venue with about 52 seats, located in Sevierville,…read moreTennessee. Tickets are available online, over the phone, or in person. The show begins promptly at 5:30 PM, but entry isn't allowed until exactly 5:00 PM. Trust me they're strict about it. I arrived at 4:50 and found the doors locked. A gentleman greeted me at the door and kindly explained he still had a few final preparations to handle. Even with a restroom request, they held firm on the timing. True to his word, the doors opened at 5:00 PM sharp. As you walk in, you're welcomed by a staff member who checks your name and guides you to your seat. What's quirky and fun is that the same man who takes your ticket also performs the entire one-man show! The stage sits just six feet from the front row, creating a cozy and personal atmosphere. The space is very clean, and soft background music plays while you wait. The restroom is located at the back, which means you'll have to walk across in front of the audience if nature calls mid-performance. It's spotless and includes a single handicap-accessible bar next to the toilet. Best to go beforehand. There's a small counter that offers snacks and drinks, though in my opinion, the prices didn't match the portions. A little steep for what you get. This show is best suited for younger children rather than adults. That's why I gave it a higher rating, viewed through the right lens, it's charming and lighthearted. However, if it were intended for a broader adult audience, I'd probably rate it lower. One notable drawback was the unlocked front door during the performance. While we were mid-show, two people wandered in asking about future tickets, and the performer actually paused the show to answer them. I get the hustle, but it broke the flow and felt disruptive. You're welcome to film the performance, which is unusual and at the end of the show, comes a QR code encouraging guests to leave a positive review. A little unconventional, but memorable.

Erik Dobell gave our family a fantastic experience. He was entertaining, educational and overall…read moreincredible.

Such a great show! Very clean, fun for the whole family, and really impressive tricks! He…read moreinteracted a lot with the audience, which I thought was great. Steven and his wife were so kind, and I will definitely come back on our next visit to Pigeon Forge. They were very honoring to our Veterans and our country. These are the type of people I want to support!

We went to a fun show here over Christmas. Elvis/johnny cash tribute all by the same performer…read more We thought the young man was really good, but when we found out he wasn't even 20 years old, we realized he was amazing. I can't wait to see how good he is after he has some "adult hood" under his belt! The venue itself is ok. No bathrooms inside, you have to use a "general" bathroom for the whole shopping plaza, and its cleanliness was questionable. The venue was just a main room and a small, theater. It felt old and outdated, but perhaps that's the charm they were going for. I really, it was a good experience and lots of fun.

First time my husband and I saw the show. Loved it. Will go back. We laughed all night!!read more

Tim Gentry Sr. · I…read morehave carried my family to the Comedy Barn for at least 20 years but I was very disappointed last week when I went. The show that was family oriented is not family oriented anymore. They have started serving alcoholic beverages. I did not like the fact that I am sitting there and someone will come in and sit next to you drinking a beer. It is not the wholesome atmosphere that it once was not the atmosphere that I want my family in. I have groups in our church go there on a trip but not anymore. I talked to the manager about this and he listened to me but at the end of the conversation he told me that they were going to keep it there. I called the corporate office and talked to a lady there who told me that I was the only one who had called about this and said she hated that she would lose my business and the church groups but unless they got a lot of calls they would keep it. So if that is not the atmosphere and environment you and your family wants to be in plese call them and let them know. Let's let -our voices be heard and get the show back to being a family oriented atmosphere. Call 865-453-9473 and ask for the corporate office.