I've been coming to Shadowbox Live for over 20 years, and they truly never cease to amaze and…read moreentertain. Every visit feels fresh, energetic, and completely unforgettable. The latest show, Dirty Talk, was absolutely fantastic; funny, bold, and packed with incredible performances. One of my favorite things is seeing the perfect blend of seasoned entertainers alongside new talent. It keeps the shows dynamic and exciting every single time. The music, the comedy, the overall vibe, it all comes together to create such a unique and electric experience. It's one of those places where you can't help but have a great time. We already bought additional tickets and can't wait to go back again soon!

Sat front row for Speak of the Devil last evening. Ozzie smiling from "Heaven"???…read moreOMG this show is amazing. Seriously this is so worth seeing! These talented performers absolutely did Ozzie proud. War Pigs made me cry. Perfection. Some of the lesser known Sabbath songs were some of the best. Brandon the drummer outdid himself on Fairy Boots. Please go see this! We are so lucky to have Shadowbox Live in CBUS.

The Ohio Theatre looked even more incredible dressed for the holidays. The Christmas carolers were…read moresuch a special touch and the Victorian style holiday decor was beautiful. I always enjoy seeing performances here and A Christmas Carol was a perfect kickoff to the holiday festivities.

Gorgeous theater! I came here with friends to see Hadestown and we had an amazing time. We got…read morethere early and parked in the structure right next to the theater. It was busy on the street prior to doors opening but we got through security quickly. I wish that they had streamlined the lobby area more because we had to wait for every group to be led to their seats. This caused a major backup in the small lobby and it was difficult to get around. Once we got to our seats we were able to clearly see the stage and enjoy the view. The seats were vintage and comfy enough. The gold accents everywhere were beautifully classic. Getting down to the bathrooms was a bit challenging with all of the stairs, and the women's restroom had openings on both sides so it was difficult to tell who was next in line. There was a small medical emergency during the show and the staff handled the entire situation swiftly, calmly, and safely. I was very impressed with this theater and can't wait to come back to see another show!

Cute little theatre in the heart of Grove City, Ohio. Actors who are dedicated to giving an all…read morestar performance on a budget for people to be able to afford.

This is one of the best local theatres in the Columbus area. My son and I started coming here…read moreregularly several years ago after we were blown away by their production of The Addams Family Musical. Prior to the performance, I had asked several locals about the theatre and was simply told that it was small, hence the name. Thank you, Captain Obvious. So, with not much to go on, my expectations were pretty low. Even so, the ticketing system for this theatre is ridiculously antiquated. To reserve a seat, you have to leave a message on their answering machine. Make sure you have lots of time on your hands when doing so because you will have to sit through a greeting that goes on forever with no way to bypass it. If there is a way, please let me know how. The message will ask you to leave your information and that your call will ONLY be returned if there is a problem with your reservation. I am the type of person who wants confirmation of my reservation. Because this theatre is a good 45 minute drive from my house, I want to feel confident that my reservation is in good order. Not surprisingly, since coming here my reservations have been botched twice. Once, I left my message several days in advance, but It was never received. Last week, my message was received, but my seats were given away to someone else who also (supposedly) had my (very uncommon) last name. Highly unlikely, in my opinion. In both instances, we were accommodated with seats, but I would have been upset had we been turned away. Aside from that hassle, we adore this theatre. Yes it is small and seats less than 100, BUT the productions are spectacular! I was amazed at how much they could do on such a small stage. Choreographed dance numbers, intricate sets, top notch voices and reasonable ticket/concession prices make this historic theatre an absolute treasure in Grove City. I have not seen a bad production yet and I highly recommend the musicals. Tons and tons of talent and not a bad seat in the house!

If you havent been here you are missing out! We've attended many of the shows this season, our most…read morerecent was Miss Saigon and they never disappoint. There is not a bad seat in the theatre and the staff are always amazing. Next season has so many amazing options so make sure to check it out!

Very impressed with the high quality performance! We parked on the street nearby. Waiting area also…read morehas a bar. Seats were good and it was easy to see the entire stage. Looking forward to checking out more shows here.

Always a wonderful experience at the palace theater. The…read morestaff is kind, friendly and helpful.

I've been here a few times now, and I highly recommend. The staff is very nice and everything is…read morequite organized. For the first event I attended here, it was extremely crowded in the lobby. The merch line blocked a lot of the lobby as well and it was less organized. For the second event I attended, the merch line was against the wall and went into the theater room. It was so much quicker and efficient. The staff is always so nice when taking you to your seat, etc. I don't think there's ever a bad seat here!

Though Worthington Community Theatre has been around since 1970, and I'm from Worthington, I had…read morenever been to one of their shows until recently. A friend of mine had a role in their production of Arsenic and Old Lace, and a group of us came out to see the show. I was impressed with the professionalism of the show and their execution of the play. From reading the program, it was clear that the actors varied in age and experience, and it was interesting to see how they came together to put on a wonderful show. I'll definitely not let 30 years go by before attending another play from my hometown community theater!

Wonderful community theatre! I have thoroughly enjoyed all of my experiences here.read more

Simply put, Otherworld is OUT OF THIS WORLD! Don't even finish this review. Load up the car and go…read morethere now. I did zero research before going here. It was a place on my wife's "must see" list and so we went. Pulling up to the experience is underwhelming. It's located in an old mall that looks like it's auditioning for a post-apocalyptic dystopian zombie future. But, this is a perfect example of don't judge a book by its cover. From the moment that the experience starts, you're transported to another world and you're on a choose your own adventure that doesn't disappoint. The individual exhibits are all unique and so well thought out. You keep thinking "I can't believe I'm seeing this" and "I can't wait to see what's in the next room". This is certainly a place that we'll travel to go see again, and I've already told my friends and family about how special it was. I hope you enjoy it as much as we did! Now off to see their Philadelphia location...

The kids kept asking to come here, so we finally did. Good…read moreplace for families, and it was pretty busy when we went. The lighting made me a little dizzy afterward, but the kids had a good time.

Went to NPAC last weekend to see my second favorite musical, "My Fair Lady" ("Oliver" is #1)…read more While not the greatest theater I've visited, the seating was quite comfortable and arranged perfectly to accommodate the elderly and others requiring assistance. They did have a nice concession area with plenty of relaxation room, prior to showtime. I must admit that their stage/set conversion process was excellent. The performers quickly stormed the stage, in-between scenes in the low lighting and moved the props and set around flawlessly. With no curtain to disguise this activity, you couldn't help but admire their efficiency. The show was just as beautiful as the movie, with stellar performances from all of the cast, featuring Columbus celebrity anchorman, Cabot Rea. Cabot's acting and singing voice were a great surprise in the role of Henry Higgins. Maybe it was my imagination, but he did it so well, he started to remind me of Rex Harrison, the original actor. The actress portraying Eliza Doolittle was simply adorable and graceful with a truly beautiful singing voice. The sleeper hits came from the characters Col. Pickering and Alfred Doolittle. They were so much fun to watch that you couldn't help but keep an eye on them, even when they weren't speaking. They, just like the remainder of the cast, gave such life to their characters that it was impossible for one to ignore them, even in the background. All of the performers were fun to watch, even after they exited the stage and disappeared to the back of the audience. The music was performed by one keyboard player who I talked to briefly before the final act, complimenting her expertise. She was such a sweetheart who rounded out the entire show beautifully. If you'd like a great time, take a look at their site and make it a point to attend an upcoming show. I'm looking forward to their next show and hope that they use the same cast, if not the majority.

Great stage and back stage area for performers to practice and get ready. Wished there were more…read moredressing rooms however. Bathroom could be kept cleaner.

Cozy, close, welcoming, and wonderful atmosphere/place!! Parking was conveniently close. Drinks…read morewere on point, and the drag show was so fun! Definitely worth a visit for a safe space for lgbtqia+ people.

So much fun! So many good drinks! So many confident, strong, beautiful, and fabulous entertainers!…read moreMy friend is getting married and she wanted to see a drag/burlesque show for her bachelorette party. We went here for their Barbie burlesque night. OMG!!! So much YAAASSSS!!! I love that they had Jell-O shots. We had such a great time. I cannot wait to go back. All the LOVE to the Queens and Kings of burlesque!

I absolutely loved this experience! I went with my husband and he got picked to be a suspect. Our…read moretable worked as a team against the other tables. It's not a sit down show and at times we are asked to stand up and go investigate, ask questions about clues that the other tables have. Great way to get everyone to talk with the other tables. Our meal was included in our ticket and nothing more than what we already pay at any restaurant nowadays. I can't wait to bring my family and friends, they'll love it! It's a comedy and I was a bit hesitant about it because I hate cheesy jokes, and OMG the jokes in the show are AMAZING. I laughed from the bottom of my lungs lol I'm so excited to do it again

My husband and I went to the Murder Mystery Company for our anniversary meal/entertainment. We had…read morenever been to a dinner theater/murder mystery before - so we did not know what to expect. Our first impression was that the location was good, parking was great, and seating was OK, but cramped. We were seated at a table for 6 and ended with with 2 couples that came together - very nice people. The service was good - keeping my drink full and clearing our places promptly after we finished each course. I knew ahead of time that drinks were a la carte - but I did not know that gratuity for the meal/presentation was separate. My husband and I agree that all should be included in the upfront cost so you don't feel nickel-and-dimed to death. The meal was fine. My husband hated the salad - but I as a more ecletic eater enjoyed it. It was mixed greens with sliced fruit and a light vinagrette dressing. We both liked the main course (stuffed pepper for me and chicken for him). Dessert was rated good by him and OK by me (where can you really go wrong with brownie and vanilla ice cream. A French Vanilla would have raised it to GREAT, but it was OK - good). The storyline was a bit difficult to follow - since audience members could not necessarily be heard in their acting parts and were sometimes confusing in what they said. It might have helped to either select better "actors" or to include more of the storyline in print in the binders. The length was about right. I wouldn't have wanted another "scene" or "act." I really liked the fact that you could get involved and participate as much or as little as you wanted. We chose to watch and not get up and ask questions or interrogate the principal players. The couples at our table milled about somewhat by the end of the play. The mystery was definitely solvable. I won't give the "who dunnit" away - but as soon as it was explained to us who did it and why, I rolled my eyes and smacked my head - I should have picked up on the clues. Would I go again? Yes - IF - we went with another 2 couples that we enjoy socializing with. I know we'd have a much better time and be more engaged. As to the liquor license - as a non-drinker, I'm happy that they don't serve alcoholic beverages. I do think that this type of entertainment is not family-friendly and would not appreciate having children in the audience. We did not have any kids in our seating and would not have thought that it would have been appropriate for a younger crowd.