Awesome little theater which has been redone and shows movies and has plays....this theater…read moreupgraded its theater technology and it's seats and you can sit in what looks to be leather recliners...you have to contact another business which is on their website to reserve the leather seats prior to watching the movie to save them for yourself but they are definitely worth it...they now show first run movies with quality sound and they have awesome fresh popcorn and cold drinks which are super awesome!!!! There is also a mural painted on the inside which was done some years ago which showcases the different genres of movies!!! Love this place definitely a Diamond theater

You won't find a place like this anywhere else! This theater is sized like a normal one and up to…read moredate with nice seats, great sound and an awesome picture. Plus you can't beat the prices! I would choose to go here to see a movie any day over the big chains. Plus they have the latest and most popular movies playing.

Love going to live performances ! They always do a great job! Very entertaining!…read moreHope to hear soon about 2025 schedule!

This place has been on my list of things to do for sometime now. Every season I receive their…read morenewsletter promoting their up-coming productions. Seasons come and go, and I end up missing the shows over and over again. Until today. The journey to Jennerstown is roughly less than 30 miles from my home and weaves you through the very scenic Laurel Highlands. The pictures on the Playhouse brochure and newsletter does not do this place justice. The playhouse is tucked into a wooded area and is nicely maintained. More importantly, this 393 seat theater is housed in an 1805 restored gristmill. It is also Pennsylvania's oldest professional stock theater, and is one of 12 professional stock theaters remaining in the US today. The cast, live musicians, and musical numbers were absolutely entertaining and amusing. The set design was perfect for the production, and the sound system was crisp and flawless. The Mountain Playhouse is situated next to the award-winning Green Gables Restaurant and makes for a lovely dinner-theater outing.

What kind of yinzer am I that I've never reviewed The Palace? Jeez…read more Anyway, I've been to a handful of shows here. I could have gone to so many more but there's that whole Pittsburgh to Greensburg trek that's tiresome after a concert. Anyway...each show I've see has had impeccable sound. The engineers are on it. Security, ticket taking, etc. was always an efficient and streamlined breeze.

Ooh, I read my last review of this venue and realized it was time for an update…read more I recently came for a performance of The Nutcracker. There is a parking garage nearby so that is a plus. There was a bar providing alcoholic drinks, soft drinks, and water. To bring a drink other than water bottles into the theater , you have to buy a cup for $5. I did. However, note there are no cuo holders on your seat do you can hold it throughout or place on the floor. Restroom was clean. Didn't notice any musty smells this go-round. My seat was right in the middle, 5th row from the orchestra pit. That part was good. However, the seats are situated directly behind the seat in frint if you. Had it been sidestepped a bit, viewing would be great. As is, I had a head smack dab in front of me. It is a wee bit disturbing to be 5th row from the action, yet have a blind spot smack dab in the middle of the stage. That is all. Still not my fav of all venues because of seating and view.

I love to support small town performance art centers. This opera house had its beginnings in the…read morefall of 1900, thanks to Andrew Geyer, the designer and builder. 119 years later, the community is still enjoying quality acts and productions. I cannot believe the outstanding level of talent, and entertainment, I have experienced for less than 20.00 dollars a performance. This two- level theater is small, and intimate. Dedicated staff, and volunteers, add their personal touch to help their patrons have an enjoyable outing. Because the theater is small, foot traffic in, and around lobby can get a little tight at times. Especially if ticket purchase, snack counter, and rest room lines overlap. During intermission, it has been a tradition to offer a serving of ice cream in exchange for a small donation. Nice gesture and well-received. I highly recommend taking the time to catch one of their upcoming shows.

Went to see Fiddler on the Roof 8/25/24. Great show! Acting , singing ,choreography all excellent…read more However...2 people sitting in front of me were recording and taking still photos on their phones the entire show! I complained at intermission and was told that the management just accepts it! Isn't that a copyright infringement? It was so annoying!

Met with Gingerly Press this past weekend at American Craft Made Baltimore show on Feb 21st. I…read morelearned a lot about their process and loved several prints. I'm still considering buying several for new wall space in kitchen. The earth-valued themes are depicted so simply but their design and colors are very appealing.

Lindsay provided my partner and me with an exceptional tour during an open house, showcasing her…read moreremarkable artistic process and sharing a wonderful story. I absolutely love her work and have decided to frame it on my wall.

Very talented local musical and theatrical performances. Always well set-up and performed. Awesome…read morecustomer service and well-thought out showtimes.

I saw a production of Harvey at the Reitz Theater last night. What an enjoyable evening ! The…read morestaff are friendly and the theater itself is a great old building, lots of character. Local talent always amazes me and this cast was no exception. They put on a great show ! Thanks for the fun. Mark Hamilton

Here in the "rust belt" of southwestern Pennsylvania, in Ambridge, PA, on the outskirts of…read morePittsburgh, is a gem of a community theater. Since 2016 this non-profit group of folks has been bringing some delightful productions to the community with some very talented thespians, directors, production crews, and artists of all kinds to put on a variety of outstanding productions. My daughter has been in shows here and I had a distinct pleasure, on Father's day, of attending a most excellent production of "Harps and Harmonicas". She is currently looking to be in one or more productions here in the near future and I have been impressed with the people involved in this great little community theater both out front and behind the scenes. This season (202) has The Boys Next Door, The Mad Ones, Doubt: A Parable and Musical on tap so far this season. Bottom line: They need more parking so if you don't arrive early you might be pressed to seek it out on the surrounding streets, the theater isn't huge but it's quaint and there are some really talented folks here with a lot of heart. Recommended! http://www.ironhorsetheatrecompany.com/ https://www.facebook.com/ironhorsetheatrecompany

this is such a terrific find. Small quaint theater with fabulous atmosphere. What community…read moretheater should be. And fabulous show with a talented cast.

Just saw the production of "Hair" at this theatre. It's a small sized, quaint theatre for an…read moreintimate performance. No bad seats for a view of the stage. Restrooms were adequate and there are hangers for your coats, free of charge. They served refreshments with donations requested and I was allowed to take bottled water into the theatre. All around, a good time was had.

A vibrant community theater with adult programs and children's theater. I saw the Play That Goes…read moreWrong and the audience was howling with laughter. Very well attended performance. I will be coming back for more!