Beautiful theatre. Grabbed tickets on a whim while we were in town and took in the Vampire Circus…read more Had a great time! Our interactions with the staff were great, too.

We took in the "Vampire circus" while in town. The theater is so beautiful and well cared for. They…read morehave a great selection of snacks in the concession stand and super reasonably priced! All of the staff were friendly and clearly put a lot of work into making this a community staple.

My family and I absolutely love the National Comedy Center. Everyone who works there is always so…read morehelpful and friendly. I'm so happy they created this and have so many wonderful artifacts from so many amazing comedians over the last century. Comedy is my favorite genre of entertainment and it just seems like everything is so serious anymore. You can't help but smile and laugh while walking through. It's a joy to see the existing and new exhibits every time we visit. There's something for everyone no matter what your brand of comedy is. It's fantastic. There are artifacts like clothes, scripts, jokes, Emmy's, pictures, personal effects, etc. We love them. It makes it real. The Carl Reiner exhibit is absolutely incredible. He was such a comedic pioneer especially in early tv. He also helped create some amazing stars like Dick Van Dyke, Steve Martin and Mel Brooks. His friendship with Mel spanned several decades. I loved seeing the chairs they sat in nightly to have dinner and watch tv. I heard that Mel Brooks donated thousands of things to the museum. I can't wait to see them added to the museum. I was also interested to see Joan Rivers' jokes and memorabilia. She was such a trailblazer and so clever. She did things that woman at the time could not do like host the Tonight Show. She also spoke the truth which was not possible for women at the time. She was hilarious and lead the way for so many wonderful female comedians after her. Loved seeing the old clips, her original and remade joke files. The jokes were too funny. I also really enjoyed the new Lenny Bruce and roasts section in the Blue Room. Lenny Bruce was also a trailblazer. He was similar to Joan Rivers where he spoke the truth and the authorities didn't like it and often arrested him for what they considered foul and indecent speech. His jokes were hilarious and he lit up every room he graced. The roasts section highlighted by the sharp wit and zingers by Don Rickles at the Friars who started the whole genre. It also led to the infamous Dean Martin roasts later on. The interactive exhibits are always fun. It's great to listen to old clips, try some iconic scenes for yourself dnd pretend that you're doing standup at the infamous Caroline's. If you love comedy like I do, you must visit. You will not be sorry. Plan to be there around two hours your first time.

Give yourself plenty of time. It took us five hours to get through everything, and we could've…read morestayed longer. It is all interactive based on your favs. Exhibits were well done. A lot of history and a lot of laughs. Well worth it.

Nice venue for comedy and magic shows…read more The food was okay but my order want correct and the appetizer was served with the entree.

Calories is a fantastic comedy club Lisa is absolutely hysterical and all of the comedians that he…read morehas come a fantastic great place to go and enjoy

The Lucille Ball Little theater of Jamestown is one of the first theaters where a young Lucille…read moreBall worked on the stage. The building has gone through a few name changes but in 1989 Lucille Ball gave the theater the honor of naming it after her. The theater is an actual working theater with various shows held throughout the year. Since the building was locked I was unable to go in and look inside but I noticed their Broadway lineup and it appears that they do put on good shows. The front of the building Is impressive and would be a fitting tribute for the queen of comedy. Located not far from the Lucy Desi museum in Jamestown, it is worth a visit just to see it.

I Love Lucy. Very nice museum and Gift Shop. The re-built sets are great and the actual Studio…read moreDoor that everyone walked through during those years filming the I Love Lucy show is a pleasant addition. And Yes I had to touch the door and take a picture. The "Make your own" Vitameatavegamin commercial was a hoot. Great place to visit and buy some I Love Lucy memorabilia. Enjoy.

The Erie Playhouse is one of my favorite places in Erie!…read more Price: The tickets are cheap compared to the talent you see on their stage. Setting: The theater is comfortable (sometimes you will find that, in theaters, the seats are too small or there isn't enough leg room), and really no seat is a bad one, since the theater is relatively small. Shows: The performances are great. We once attended a show where one of the actresses missed a performance (due to hospital emergency) and I wasn't able to tell who was replacing her until the end of the show! (side note: they had offered a refund, a ticket to another show, or for us to enjoy the show with a replacement) I enjoy the Christmas plays and the interactive plays the most. I don't think I have had a better time since I attended We Gotta Bingo!.

We really enjoyed our visit to Erie Playhouse! The staff is very courteous. The venue is lovely,…read morewith an intimate feel. The production of Matilda we saw far exceeded any community theater production we've seen elsewhere.

Great shows, good local music. Rock n roll baby. Seen some rap shows here too. Check online for…read moretheir upcoming shows

BT is leading the pack for live local music in Erie for original bands, as well as hosting national…read moretouring acts! They have an art club, host comedy shows, and every genre of music that the local scene and promotors can offer. Bobby J is one of the nicest people you'll ever meet, and is very accommodating. The main stage boasts the best sound system in Erie, with an array of seriously competent sound engineers to tie it all together. With their recent partnership with Voodoo brewery, they will be able to offer beer sales during shows, with it still remaining all ages! Finally- we have caught up with Ohio lol Never thought I'd say that. If you're in a band, however, don't expect to make any money performing here, unless you're touring or the host of the show, as margins tend to be very thin sometimes. Not a deal breaker for us at all, though! There is off street parking available but it is like a half block away. It's free though so that's nice.

I terminated my membership here due to the actions of a board member toward me, my family and my…read morereservation. I no longer have an opinion of this establishment, but I will say, ALL BOARD MEMBERS ASIDE, the food and the atmosphere was ALWAYS next-level superb!

Everything here is top shelve, service, food, ambiance. Here for a benefit for the Hagen Historyread more