Great place on our road trip. Very tasty pizza and I appreciated the gluten free option. The…read morelocally brewed oatmeal nut stout was a big winner. Nice folks. So glad we stopped!

Great cold craft beers. VERY good pizzas…read more Do the thin crust flat bread creation. Great service.

We attended the play "Harvey" last night and it was our first time in a theatre in many, many…read moreyears. What a surprise to find out that there was a play house in a small town like Versailles, but it was a lovely surprise. First of all, the tickets are only $10 for an adult and $5 for a child and there were many children there. The seats seemed to be the original seats, but they've been recovered as they were comfy and cushy. They were also wide enough to fit my butt, but not comfy to fall asleep in. :-) I understand that it used to be a movie theater, complete with a balcony, which is no longer there. As you enter, if you go to your left, there is a medium sized room which some very clever people have turned into an art gallery. There is also a small snack bar with sodas, popcorn and water for a $1 each...no gouging here. There are three restrooms, one for men, one for women and one for families. The line for the ladies room was very long during the intermission, so one of the older ladies commandeered the men's room! There doesn't seem to be a bad seat in the small theater, and the actors were kind enough to speak very loudly. The majority of the crowd were older folks who seemed to really enjoy the play. The parking on the street is FREE, although there is nowhere to go afterward for a cocktail or coffee. It seems like all the folks involved in the theater have been doing this for many years, and they are also volunteers. The love for the theater and their craft is evident...please support this little gem.

The first time we attended the theatre was the production of Moma Mia. It was fantastic. We will…read morebe attending the "Nutcracker" this Sunday. The cast are great and for the most part ametures. For the cost of $10 for adults and $5 for the kids you can't beat it. Enjoy!!

Maplewood Barn Community Theatre is awesome. It is a hidden gem, with amazing people donating…read moretheir time and energy all for the purpose of entertaining you! Being my first visit, I didn't know what to expect, but was pleasantly surprised. I recommend taking an evening off and joining the Maplewood Barn family for what will be a worthwhile event for sure!

I remember going out to the barn and seeing Annie as a kid. Now I take my kids, and they really…read morelove the shows. It's so great that I can take a kindergartner to see Macbeth or Beauty and the Beast and it's in a place where it's ok if they get up or need to move around. We never miss a show. My favorite recent show was Raisin in the Sun. If you've never been, try it!

What a fantastic place! This decently sized theatre in the middle of a small town of 50 people is a…read moresite to see. The production we watched was well done. Strong acting and a spectacular set. Seats we're comfortable and lmk bad seat in the house. We did an evening show on a Saturday, which didn't seem to be as busy as the afternoon Saturday show or the Friday evening show. We will be back!

What a hidden gem! We finally made it to a theatre production at the Lyceum and were so impressed!…read more I have been told by so many how great the experience is and I have to agree. Located in a former church in the quaint little town of Arrow Rock, MO, the Lyceum provides topnotch productions throughout the year with very talented performers, impressive set design, and a comfortable setting. We enjoyed Rodgers and Hammerstein's State Fair. It was a fun production, perfect for summertime. You can explore landmarks on the Lewis and Clark Katy Trail, have a drink in the bar lobby, and stay in a quaint bed and breakfast in the area for a quick getaway from both the Kansas City and St. Louis area. Highly recommend!

I've attended two productions at this theater, Spamalot, and Little Shop of Horrors, along with my…read morecousin. At both productions the acoustics and the sound system were so poor that we could only understand one word out of every five. I was familiar with both shows, which made the situation doubly frustrating. During Spamalot we talked to an usher during intermission. We were seated toward the front, and she said maybe the problem was that we were too close. It was a shame, because it looked like a great show, and I'm familiar with the songs, but if you can't hear the words - it definitely loses something. But during Little Shop of Horrors we sat in the middle section, and the sound was not one bit better! I talked to the House Manager, who didn't have anything helpful to offer at all. Now this theater is offering Young Frankenstein, a musical I really love. But I hate to shell out another $30 per ticket for a show I can't hear. I'm astonished at the 5-Star reviews here. What's the secret, guys? Is there some secret place in the theater where you can actually hear the shows?

Here for opening night of Mary Poppins - excellent colorful production! Performance was top notch…read morewith unbelievable talent. Nothing can compare to live entertainment - great for the entire family!

When we found out we was moving to MO I was excited but a little worried about activities for the…read morechildren since the area is secluded compared to what we are used to. I certainly wasnt expecting the gem they call center stage, what a wonderful academy of performing arts. My daughter has participated in voice classes, theatre and Jazz and has loved every single one of them. She also participated in the aladdin production this summer and both my husband I was shocked at how well the production was performed and put together. We enjoyed it that much that we watched it twice. Everyone at center stage is super friendly and for what you get the prices are pretty reasonable.

READ EVERYTHING,I do NOT know how to review this one. AMAZING show, BUT it shows you and sends you…read moreto the WRONG PLACE, there was 28 people waiting at a door that it was NOT being shown at for over 30 minutes. 5 minutes before the show started, someone driving by told us it was being shown at missouri Theatre 3 blocks away. I had a 74 year old mom who's on a cane for over 30 minutes waiting outside the wrong address. Went inside found sound guy, he said and pointed to a lady coming up. The aisle was in charge. I told her the situation and she told me oh well that's their fault, no apology nothing just a oh well and I described where it's at she said SIR, I know where it's at my office is in there. Then, she turned around and left very amazingly rude. If ANYONE speaks to this lady, tell her a COUNTED 28 people outside the wrong address, means there's a problem, and a HUGE poster on the door of the WRONG PLACE doesn't solve it. ANYONE, with common sense, would've put the RIGHT ADDRESS on that poster on door so people don't think it's there at the wrong place and have to deal with the INCREDIBLY RUDE LADY that all she had to do was say its obviously a issue that i will look into it. The show says it's in RUBY THEATRE - WRONG THEATRE AND WRONG ADDRESS. BUT AMAZING SOUND OF MUSIC SHOW! I NEVER have been there, BUT I've heard other people saying they did the same thing in the past. Can someone ABOVE the rude lady look into the issue? She made it clear she doesn't care a tiny bit.

Guys, this is a fantastic local theatre. I mean, just look at the number of productions that they…read moreput on every year and each production full of local talent. There are plenty of cities the size of St. Joseph that don't have buildings this nice nor do they support performance art the way that the residents of St. Joseph apparently do. This theatre really is something to be proud about. Plus, the theatre has lots of free parking nearby as well as is walking distance to a number of restaurants! My only complaint is that Saturday's show was shown to have no center orchestra tickets available, however the entire second row was empty. I have no idea what that was about.

Capitol City production is a dinner theater in Jeff City Missouri awesome awesome productions!!read more

We did a double date here to see the new Marcell the Shell movie and it was so cozy!…read more I loved the sofa/lounge chair setup in the theatre, made you feel like you're at home but with a giant screen! Also-the movie was a 10/10; I sobbed. The staff were very friendly and loved that you could grab a tasty beverage from uprise as well!

I visited a couple of times during the course of the True/False film fest. Cute little theater! Not…read morevery large, but I was able to get into the screenings. The floor is not sloped, so if a very tall person sits in front of you, oh welllll. I will also say, the screening room only has one aisle to get into the seats, and it was a bit tight to squeeze past people if the only seats open were against the wall. I was also surprised that the bar served drinks in real glasses. Definitely saw a few broken wine glasses, which :E Sounds like I am full of nothing but complaints, but it is a nice microcinema and I would visit for a regular screening if I'm ever there not for the fest!