We drove in from the Twin Cities to see Little Shop of Horrors. I had absolutely no expectations…read morebut I was super pleasantly surprised! I got to play Seymour in this show years ago and they put my production to shame! Not a detail was missed. It was beautifully done with superb singers, actors, and dancers. The theatre was beautiful too and everyone was nice to us. It was easy to park too in an adjoining parking garage.

We attended "The Shark is Broken" and while the play was good, we were disappointed in the theatre…read moreitself. We drove 3 hours and were there early since it was general admission. The usher told us to line up in a certain spot, so we immediately did. 45 minutes later we found out that we were now at the end of the line. He took people from the back. Very disappointed.

The quality of the shows and performances I have seen here recently is amazing! I feel so lucky to…read morebe able to access such powerful, hilarious and moving theatre works in such a small city! You won't be disappointed

I'm giving it a 3, not because it was good or bad, because it was neither. I think it's great that…read moreDuluth has this, I just wish I could've gotten in. I didn't purchase a ticket ahead of time, but thought that half an hour would be good since it's Duluth... well, I was wrong. They were sold out, which kinda bites. Huge props to this company and all for having sold out improv shows, but man did it suck to be turned away. Hope attend someday before I move.

A great place to pick up quality gifts and meet local artisans as well as wholesalers. All within a…read morebeautiful historic building. Nice time

The Depot is a really nice building. The outside is beautiful, located across the street from the…read morelibrary. The inside is very gorgeous and houses so much, especially the performing arts! They have a full museum with art, they house the Duluth Playhouse which offers nice performances of plays and musicals, you can also take a class from them. This is also one of the locations for the School of the Minnesota Ballet (yay!), which you should go see one of the shows put on by this company, or take a dance class, they offer classes from toddlers to the most wise adults.

This is what community theater and community run theater should be. Charming, homey, welcoming,…read morefun, entertaining and for a very reasonable cost! We had a great time seeing "The Game's Afoot." Bring a few extra bucks to enter the raffles and maybe buy some local artwork. :-)

From the owner: The Encore Performing Arts Center and Gallery has been the home of the County Seat Theater Company…read moresince 2008. Seating 135 patrons on raised seating, there is not a bad seat in the house. Enjoy local art in the gallery and a glass of wine before the show. This is Community Theater at its BEST!

We are a belly dance troupe full of love honesty and with a direction to create something…read moreextraordinary

We went to an improv comedy on 10-21-2022. It was "okay". Tickets were only $10, so I guess you…read moreget what you pay for. 3 of the 5 "actors" seemed actually interested in being there, the other two...not so much. Cheap night of entertainment (1hour), had some moments, not great overall Overall C-

Zeitgeist is an expert at inserting the "non" in nonprofit. It is a nonprofit theatre and…read morerestaurant. First off we waited 10 minutes while the cashier ticketed the couple viewing Apple. What if they had a crowd. We went to see Malcolm's List. It was us and one other pair. They other pair purchase their ticket online. Total attendance for evening showings was 6. The theatre was nice, seats okay, and sound/screen adequate. It is in the basement of a very old building so it smells damp. My husband and I were city dwellers most of our lives so we are no strangers to independent theatre and films, however Zeitgeist takes the prize. The first "preview" was a short on two lakes, Superior and one in Russia, made by teenagers. The actual films under preview were extremely "independent"; ones I'm sure will play in very few markets except major cities with film clubs. We hope Zeitgeist gets enough donations to stay in business and we are able to visit again next summer.

I've never waited a full six years between experiencing what a business has to offer and writing a…read morereview before but Magic Smelt Puppet Troupe breaks the mold in more ways than one. I'm not sure what else they do besides putting on the Run, Smelt, Run! parade on the shore of Lake Superior in May but that's more than enough. I've been meaning to go back but it's a ways off from Detroit and finances are always a challenge so who knows if that will happen especially since ... gasp! This year might have been the final smelt parade. Jim Ouray, the founder of the smelt parade is stepping down as head honcho, citing the headaches of securing funding and doing all the clerical work which he's pretty tired of at his age. Hell, it sounds exhausting to me and I'm a good deal younger than him. He still wants to do the fun stuff, like play King Neptune, but unless someone steps up and takes the reins, which nobody has yet, it's curtains for the smelt parade. As grandpa would say "Well, that's too damn bad!" The smelt parade is a riot! It's kind of a northern bastardization of Mardi Gras. We have something similar in Detroit called the Marche du Nain Rouge. Ours is bigger and we wear red and dress like demons sometimes while in Duluth they wear silver and usually rock some sort of smelt themed costume. Theirs is more fun and soulful and flipped out if you ask me though. There's all manner of wacky smelt themed costumes- Smelt Lumberjack, Smelt Pope, Smeltbot 3000, Smelt Mayor and the fabulous Smelt Queen among dozens of others. There's a second line jazz band playing as the merrymakers dance down the Duluth boardwalk. There's a smelt fry and more music at the parade's conclusion at the Zeitgeist Theater. There's stilt walkers and a whole Rite of Spring type ceremony. Bye bye winter, let's party! Of course they're farther north than the Motor City so it's in May and not March. That's also the height of smelting time here - the reason for the season. Sorry it took me so long to write this. Hell, I had to create the listing, too. None of the normies here on Yelp are messing with this bizarre wonderfulness. Lots of details have slipped through my memory banks in the over half a decade that's elapsed, even if I have lots of photos and even created a travel comic about my pilgrimage here. Suffice it say I give the weirdos at Magic Smelt Puppet Troupe the highest possible recommendation and hope the Smelt Parade somehow endures.

Great Theatre... with a Bar! Large Comfortable Seats. Really first rate! Parking fee is free with…read moreTicket purchase. Great Date Night or Family Fun! Highly recommended.

We went to see the fantastic four movie 3. The chairs were…read moreso cozy and we could create a sllovr sofa out of them by removing the arm rest between our seats. The chairs were also recliner so we could really get comfy. We were also able to order alcoholic beverages for our movie viewing as well. Overall, compared to Canadian theatres, I would consider the theatres in America to be an attraction and far more superior than any Canadian theatre that I have ever been in. Definitely worth it to have the experience if you ever go to America because it is completely different than Canada.