We had the best time at April Fool Fest! we went to see Anchorman! Tickets were very reasonably…read morepriced, they had a hilarious comedian perform a set and introduce the movie, and the atmosphere was phenomenal. They had themed drinks that went with the theme of the movie and lots of concessions items. All of the staff were very friendly and helpful. We cannot wait to come back!!

Went to see Sinners for their Black History Month film series. There was a discussion afterwards…read morewhich was really nice. First time here since the upgrades, very nice! Can't wait to come back for a show or something.

I visited periodically as a patron of local stage performances. There isn't a bad seat in the house…read moreand I typically sit in the back. On my most recent visit, the vending machines were broken (couldn't get a drink or a snack). The facility is modern and clean. The only thing is that while you can take drinks into the auditorium, you cannot take food/snacks. This was a bummer, especially on a Saturday or Sunday afternoon before dinnertime. They have someone sitting at the door to stop you. I strongly suggest you check the campus map so that you know where you are going prior to arrival so that you can park in the right location.

I went to see a chamber music concert here and was quite impressed with the auditorium. It is…read moreaesthetically pleasing and the acoustics were good. The seating and layout of the auditorium are totally appropriate for this type of venue. The only downside is the parking situation. Because the campus is bursting at the seams, the parking lots keep getting pushed further away from the campus. However, that is really a minor inconvenience, so I would definitely come back to see future performances here.

This was my first time here and we had a wonderful time! The had a very immersive plot line mystery…read moreand a tasty dinner to go along with the story. A very nice experience worth coming back again!

Absolutely beautiful venue with very comfortable seating -- it never felt crowded. Everything was…read moreincredibly well organized and ran smoothly, making the entire experience enjoyable from start to finish. The show was fantastic, professionally executed, and the actresses were truly outstanding with their incredible dancing and singing. Highly recommend!

scrooge: Wonderful play, great performance! awesome actors, very nice venue. Comfy seats and easy…read moreparking.

This theatre is discriminatory, unprofessional and unethical. They do not allow equal opportunities…read moreto all actors. I arrived for an audition where they claimed they could not find my resume which I submitted hours before auditioning. Also, the dance instructor and Johnny Hohenstein are terrible! They have the worst attitudes and need to find new jobs. They barred me from completing a full audition. Such a waste of time and energy for everyone!

I recently attended the Color Purple at this quaint playhouse type of theater, which is nestled in…read morea lovely residential area. The actors were extraordinary and did not take away from the original show! They actually inspired and enhanced. The theater has all the attributes of a larger theater just down scaled. Smaller rest rooms, concession stand, and of course smaller space. I was able to see very well from row G. There is Left (L) and Right seating but with the same alphabet/numbering system, so there were a few people that was a bit confused as to where they should sit. Limited parking on the premises, but there is street parking. I would recommend support small local theatre as much as one can. They have a variety to select from as well as season passes. A great way to spend an afternoon.

Really disappointed that they forced the burden of a recently-cancelled show (inclement weather)…read morecompletely on me, the patron, instead of meeting in the middle. Instead of adding another day to replace the cancelled one (allowing people like me who bought early to get the best seats), they made us choose from the current (and mostly booked) play dates. End result, I'm forced to take a bad seat as a result of a decision I had nothing to do with. This will definitely come into play when deciding on future entertainment.

Love this school. James Nelson (guitar) is awesome. I don't know where else I'd find someone this…read moreadvanced and professional with reasonable pricing.

We signed up for a first time vocal lesson and guitar lesson today for our 13 year old and upon…read morearrival we found a day care center with kids running around like pre school. After waiting for 20 minutes nobody ever greeted us, nobody asked what time our appointment was and it seemed like disarray. Ultimately they may be good teachers but our first experience was awful so we left and continue to look for quality teachers at a professional organization. #bad

This is a beautiful theater that has a nice atmosphere. No gremlins here as far as I can tell. The…read morerestrooms are a bit outdated in the sense that there are the old small knob sinks. You'll need hand-sani after you wash up unless you turn off with a paper towel. They do have hand-sanitizer out as well. The staff were plentiful and friendly. I went to see Marc Broussard which really has nothing to do with the theater but the space is small enough to be almost intimate and yet it could still handle the louder stuff. I'd definitely come back!

Great spot for an intimate engagement. I've seen both concerts and author lectures here and both…read morefelt like I was hanging out in my living room, enjoying the event with a few hundred of my closest friends. Acoustics for concerts are good and visibility for authors is great no matter what seat you're in. Speaking of seats... They're pretty comfy and offer decent leg room (says the 5'4 chick). Be sure to look around/up while you're there. The stained glass windows are beautiful! The bathrooms could use an update, but since they're in the foyer/shared space, I'm not sure McGlohon could gut them even if they wanted to.

Visited this small intimate theater for a gypsy jazz concert at The Jazz Room . Small tables…read morein the front, fairly comfortable seats behind the tables. A small bar as you enter, friendly staff. The Jazz room features 6 weekend performances. The Stage Door theater is part of the Blumenthal Performing Arts Tickets are reasonable. Ours were $20 per person Parking at The Bank Of America Building for $5 Restaurants nearby. An enjoyable evening here.

For a small, intimate show, Stage Door Theater is such a fun choice. I saw Shear Madness here in…read more2009 and absolutely loved it. The show itself was hilarious, with great audience interaction and fun seating options. While I'm sure the seating may get changed up a bit for each run, my girlfriends and I sat together at a few small round tables near the front. There is also a bit of stadium like seating near the back. As mentioned, this is the perfect venue to be super close to the action on stage and actually interact with the actors. In Shear Madness, one of the characters (police office) came out to the bar area during intermission and continued to interview the witnesses. I really appreciate small venues like this that show kitschy shows. Here's hoping I'll catch more cool shows at the Stage Door Theater!

It's a very beautiful place, decorated with lots of historic details and decor. My niece often does…read moreshows here!!! We enjoy coming out to see her shine. Each show is pretty affordable, everything we've seen thus far has been amazing! I love having this little gem in Concord. I will say the place could definitely use some TLC, as it is very old and slowly deteriorating and falling apart on the inside. Aside from that, we've never had any problems here. There's ample parking, lots of seating and space inside, clean bathrooms, and the prices are low and realistic, which is a huge plus!

Community theatre is the heart of downtown Concord is full of charm, local talent and so much fun!…read moreI have attended quite a few plays, but this time we took in "A Time to Kill" and it was a delight! The quaint theatre boasts beautiful stained glass windows and comfy seats and the cozy community theatre vibe where no seat in the house is a bad one. We were on the front row center this time and loved it! The actors in this production were spot on and I loved the OCT adaption of the book/movie. The comedic moments had us laughing, but the serious moments were quite powerful in this intimate setting, and even though I knew the story, found myself leaning towards the stage waiting to see what was next! Visit the website for upcoming plays and patronize this precious hometown gem, you won't be disappointed! There is local artwork for sale in the lobby and light refreshments offered as well for reasonable prices. For every play I've attended at least part of the cast is mingling with the patrons following the play and I just adore that! So fun to chat with them and share your thoughts about that night's production. I can't wait to go back soon...seriously - check it out! It's not fancy but full of charm, not pricey but well worth the ticket price and not broadway, but an awesome way to spend a couple of hours and support local actors and musicians - what more can you ask for?