Some shows great, some not, Rep works hard to force people into buying season tickets rather than…read morejust shows you actually want to see. Don Draper would tell them it's just bad business. How about bring in some new customers?

A few tips: - if you park in the lot across from the front…read moredoor, be sure to pay for longer than you expect to be there or you'll get a nasty little note in the mail and be charged a fine of at least $60 from Parking Revenue Recivery Services out of Colorado. - season ticket holders get free parking in the garage attached to the theater. Review- Live plays are performed here, but it's not really a dinner theater per se. They do serve light snacks and drinks. It's a lot of fun and the environment is intimate...there's no concern about not being able to hear etc. it's accessible for wheelchairs and walkers. We have enjoyed each performance immensely. It's fun to bring family from out of town to a performance. Two shows we enjoyed were Million Dollar Quartet and one more recently performed by military veterans and family members. We are always inspired by the talent of the performers; those who performed in Million Dollar Quartet did all the singing, acting and performing with the musical instruments...it was really inspiring and highlighted the home-grown musical talent originating in this part of the US. As for the show on Veteran's Day, we were surprised by the raw honesty of the performance...we were expecting a run-of-the-mill show highlighting all the heroes and instead got a much more gritty, raw, and truthful look at the reality of service...both of the veterans and their families. Some of it was hard to watch/hear, but that was the beauty of the performance. We agree with one cast member/family member, the military needs to update the word "dependent" to something a little more positive. Ha ha. Definitely recommend. What I'd like to see in the future: - Saturday afternoon performances geared strictly toward kids of different ages...a child's theater that is not for child performers, but for adults performing g for children. A musical for children would be great and I feel like it may inspire a child to pursue the arts in their future.

What a cute little theatre! I saw Titanic: The Musical here a few years ago and it was well put…read moretogether. The theatre is small so it's the type where you'll basically be sitting right up at the stage where the actors are kind of no matter what your seat is. It has good acoustics and offers good snacks and drinks. It definitely offered up an enjoyable night when I was visiting Little Rock.

Absolutely love this theater . Everything was amazing. Will always take this in when in Little…read moreRock. It's a little hidden gem.

I love this theater! While A Christmas Story isn't my favorite Christmas story, the show was…read morefantastic! The cast was amazing, set was great, and there is not a bad seat in the house. Had a great night out with my mom. We both were so impressed by the children in the show!

Okay first let me say the 3 stars are for the really uncomfortable seats. I had to leave early last…read moretime due to this. I am REALLY behind on reviews. I have a list of companies and I am a year behind leaving this one (along with many others). I know there was some drama going on at this theater. I am not sure what the status is. I will say I enjoy all the shows. I prefer the VIP section with all the goodies included. The tickets can get pricey but it's a community theater so I am happy to pay.

They never fail to deliver great performances. I love going here whether on a field trip with my…read moresons school or on a weekend. The museum is great as well. The park connected is awesome too. Love this place.

Stopped by for Karaoke on a whim with a group. Great beer, great people, and great karaoke. If I am…read moreback in Little Rock, I will be back. If you are in Little Rock, I recommend going. Great experience for a relatively new bar, and I can only imagine how they will age.

This recently renovated museum with huge new addition deserves a visit. The art collection is quite…read morevaried, and it is displayed more thematically than chronological. There is a handsome restaurant near the parking lot entrance. Free admission and free parking.

150 million dollars and yet none of the money was spent in training staff. the "guards" are rude…read moreand will follow you around as you view the art. Our group was told multiple times to stay 1-2 feet away from the art work and not in a professional tone. We gave up after the guards kept follow us around as if we're going to steal the art work. They come ruined the viewing experience, will not recommend to anyone.

I believe this is the only professional improv troupe in Arkansas. They are quite good. The local…read morepaper had a good quote about them saying that if you see a show, it will either be good or great. They only perform a couple of shows (in one weekend) about once a month, but when they do, it's usually a packed house. It's a small, intimate theater perfect for the atmosphere of improv. Personally, I believe their shows become better with each performance.

We had a wonderful time welcoming the holiday season with Northern Lights Holiday Festival in NLR…read more They had crafts for the kids, arts and crafts tents with homemade goodies and hand-crafted gifts, and food trucks ranging from BBQ to chili cheese nachos and whole turkey legs!!!! The band "The Big Dam Horns" were fantastic. This is our first Christmas to celebrate in the area and it was a great way to kick-off the season.