I went here to see some films at the Hoboken Film Festival. The movies and Q&A's afterward were…read moregood. This is an early 20th century theater and the inside looks great. I feel like if someone snatched a movie goer in 1930 and teleported him to the Paramount in 2013 he wouldn't know the difference until he stumbled upon someone with a cell phone. I really like that this theater is getting more action recently and I will definitely be back there soon!

This was my first time attending a show at the paramount and it was great. Saw Anthony Rodia there…read moreit was a great show. Love the history and feel of the old theater. The theater really speaks true to its history and shows you it in every aspect. Although the seats are updated which is a bonus everything else is truly historical. Great venue to watch a show.

Fantastic venue with an amazing staff and great vibes! A must for anyone who loves great comedy…read morewithout having to go to the city!

Go here, to step up and get your laugh on! It's on the second floor of a walk up and a bit of a…read morehidden gem. The host Gary and headliner Monqiue Latise were the highlights of my birthday. Thanks for the laughs lady you made my bday night!

Saw the Gold Magnolias here recently. They were fantastic. Deck construction was underway...may…read morebe finished now.

I was so happy to find this gem of a music and arts venue in Hawley. My wife and I have attended…read morefrequently and found the accommodations to be welcoming and warm with a pleasing aesthetic environment. The intimacy of the small room and the open, connected nature of the manager, Jill, and the performers is a treat. Being able to bring our own beer or wine is a plus. Get on the email list and find out who is scheduled and when. Recommended!

We went to the club on a Sunday evening to see a show and were VERY happy with the food, service,…read moreand comedians! The headliner said he always uses local comedians as the lead-in shows, and they were great, too!

Excellent comedy club! Went to see Chris Rock and he blew us out the water! The restaurant also had…read moregreat food and it's located in such a prime locatio. Can see myself taking the Metro-North back and forth just to visit the club from NYC.

Came here for a show on a Saturday night and wasn't pleasantly surprised by the compound-like feel…read moreof the venue. There's a Mexican restaurant and Tavern right next door, which are nice amenities. There was also plenty of parking and the outside was well lit. The Theater itself felt brand new. It was super modern and clean. There was a small bar with various drinks. As far as food, I only saw candy and chips listed. Water was also $4 and came in an environmentally friendly bottle. Bathrooms were downstairs, which wasn't an issue for me but could be for someone with limited mobility. If you have limited mobility and plan on visiting, I would call to ensure the restrooms can be accessed. The room where the musicians perform is large and there is a small seating area upstairs, which is a different, more expensive ticket. I did see about 5 or 6 stools downstairs for those who need to sit. Unfortunately, the main act was unable to perform but the theater did send out an email several hours before the show started to let guests know their options so that was appreciated. Overall, it's a really nice venue for a show!

Two things you expect after paying $65 each for tickets to a theater-bathrooms and working a/c both…read moreof which they struggle to provide. Great concert but I had to leave for a few in middle to get a fan because I thought l was going to pass out. Bathroom design from the 80s I guess, huge bathroom with many stalls for men and 1 man in there and women's bathroom smaller only a few stalls and a line of 30 women like why can't they redesign this? One small heat pump a/c hanging on the wall in back of the theater with hundreds of people crammed in soaking wet with sweat. It's great beyond that but it's like they're practicing to be a theater. Ate at the Mexican restaurant there beforehand which food was okay average not bad, very convenient and they had a/c but theater was a mess it was hot before concert even started.

Shaun, thanks so much! All three of you made our church's first comedy night better than we could…read moreever have imagined. You and the other two comedians were hilarious without any profanity or topics that would be an issue for a church congregation. We also appreciated your complete flexibility in rescheduling the show from the fall to the spring. We're looking forward to the next one!

Excellent trio at the Emelin Theater in Mamaroneck NY! Saw…read morethem on Saturday, 2/8/2020.

Monday night was fantastic five different comics for 15 bucks per person with a two item minimum…read moreper person per table. Totally inexpensive for two hours of fun! This is the original location where many stars got their Start. The staff was amazing. The experience was fantastic. The comics started on time. They put your table number and your party number on a sealed envelope where you will put your phone in where it has to be sealed the entire time you step into the cellar. Very efficient and very streamlined process. We didn't order food. We just had cocktails and it was amazing. Easily one of my favorite nights of the city. The location is fantastic being in the village.

Wowow.. been to Greenwich Village a few times to eat all the different food like Mamoun's, Pommes…read moreFrites, Artichoke, etc etc over the years but I've never caught a show at the Comedy Cellar. I reserved a spot online to avoid the hassle of not making the cut at the standby line. As a party of 1, I sat with another party of 1 and she was there to see Usama Siddiquee as well. What a coincidence! 2 item minimum and phones are put in a puffy mailer bag that you have on you until the rest of the show. Their beef yakitori skewers were juicy and tender! My cucumber gin drink was refreshing and not too strong. Each comedian that went up did such a great job with various styles of humor and experiences to share. I wasn't expecting a drop in but Marcello Hernandez from SNL went up and did some new material. God.. I love good surprises. Usama closed out the night strong and I was incredibly pleased with the show. Not gonna lie.. it was kismet that I got to shake their hands after their sets since my table was by the exit door. Def an evening I'll never forget!

I trekked through heavy rain from Poughkeepsie to make the drive to New Paltz to see the play…read more"Sender" at the Denizen theatre. I didn't realize it had only been open for about a year. It's a black box theatre with seating for about 100 people. I was amazed at what they were able to do to transform the space for the play. The acting was top-notch and the cost of the ticket was beyond reasonable ($28!) Students only pay $5. What I love is that the play was written by a person of color, directed by a person of color and there were actors of color. This type of diversity is rare in theatre so when I learned more about the play, it motivated me to check it out. I hope they continue to be intentional in this way as I would certainly visit again.

From the owner: DENIZEN offers a movies every week WED-SAT nights at 7:30PM, comedy nights and live events…read more Filmmakers, documentary subjects, film historians, and other luminaries are frequently invited to New Paltz to accompany film screenings. These special events may include live musical performances and director or commentator question and answer sessions. Our patio and lounge is open for drinks at 6PM WED-SAT. Beer, wine and refreshments are available to be enjoyed before, during or after the show in the theatre, lounge or outdoor patio area!

"This Company of Comedians ran our Comedy night at my lodge and they were so professional and…read morefunny. All of the comedians brought the house down with laughter. We raised $6500 dollars and everyone loved the show. John Glozek Jr. and Eric Haft added to the Hillarity. We already booked for next year, can't wait!"

These guys know funny!! Eric Haft says he's only been doing standup for 6 or so years, but it's…read moreclear he's been funny all his life! A real treat, and comedy beats those nasty side effects of prescription anti-depressants!

Real butter on popcorn, adult beverages, comfortable seating, ease on entering and purchasing.read more

I wanted to love this cute little indie cinema, but our afternoon ended with an unexpected…read moreencounter with the theater's resident bridge troll. The start of our visit was great. The young woman at the concession counter was an absolute sweetheart. We bought our movie tickets, loaded up on drinks and candy, and had the entire auditorium completely to ourselves. We watched our film, thoroughly enjoyed it, picked up every scrap of our trash, and made sure the row was spotless before leaving. Because I was visiting from California, my friend and I paused for a few minutes in the empty room to take a quick souvenir phone selfie together. Enter the final boss of bad customer service. Out from the shadows scurries this little older guy with prematurely grey hair, practically vibrating with hostility. He marches straight up to us and hits us with the most drippingly condescending, passive-aggressive, "Excuse me, can I help you?" My friend politely told him we were just taking a quick photo because I was in town visiting. I matched his snappy energy and pointed out that we were paying patrons who had just spent money on tickets and snacks. Instead of a normal human reaction, this absolute character puffs out his chest and barks: "We charge people for photo shoots!" Sir. Be serious. Two well-dressed adult women taking a iPhone snapshot in an empty theater is not a high-fashion Vanity Fair editorial. There were no ring lights, no wardrobe changes, and no production crew. To accuse paying customers of staging an unauthorized commercial shoot because they held up a phone is pure comedy--or it would be, if he hadn't been so aggressively rude. I'm assuming this man is the "Legend in His Own Mind" manager, because an employee making minimum wage wouldn't have this level of unhinged, proprietorial outrage over an iPhone camera. It completely soured what had been a lovely afternoon. If you visit, tip the lovely concession girl, but keep your phone tucked away unless you want the cinema troll jumping out from behind the velvet curtains to invoice your camera roll.