Excellent food, excellent service, family friendly ambiance, they are very community oriented…read more Every time we go there we are treated like family.

In many ways, this is a really cool place. The decor is nice, it's clean and the help is helpful…read more They show old movies that aren't to be found anywhere else on a big screen. I find the food overpriced and underwhelming, and it takes forever to get. I've waited nearly an hour for an order of cheese curds, and the owner's attitude is so what! There are also stiff service fees for the food. They also have a bit of an attitude towards individual tickets; in fact, there was a space of time where individual tickets weren't even offered. Now they'll sell one but rest assured you'll be sitting with a stranger! I've never experienced this at any other venue. I don't like seeing bands here because it's a small space and the music is really too loud for that size of space. The owner is nice enough but some of the other guests can be a bit snotty; one actually shamed me for being by myself! I used to really like coming here. These days, I'm feeling a bit lukewarm. Meh.

Great little sandwich theatre putting on some pretty decent performances. Charming ambiance. Has a…read morevery nice bar. Also serves as a wedding venue.

You can find this quaint, historic dinner theater nestled in Keewanee county in Tish Mills…read more The entertainment is world class; local entertainers and beyond. The variety of productions is incredible; comedy, drama, and occasionally audience interactive theater. The music in the pub on any Sunday afternoon draws a crowd. A little off the beaten path on your way to Door County but well worth the trip, don't miss this place! The folks running it are very accommodating.

I have gone here nice with my girlfriend and we had a great time! It is small but it was nice to…read moresee the performance so close. It was really entertaining and we are own on going again. The cost was quite reasonable and the people involved with the production were charming and fun. We will go again!

Where many things are changing and moving fast paced- GBCT brings people back to good old…read moreentertainment with staff and talent working hard to bring the best experience to the audience. Good to support the places in our community truly offering a chance to escape for a couple of hours!

My husband and I recently attended The Pink Floyd Tribute, "Wish you were Floyd" They were…read morefantastic! The best tribute band I ever saw. If anyone ever gets a chance to hear them...go!

A fine and comfortable refurbished theater with great acoustics and very nice staff. A great place…read moreto take in quality entertainment! And if it's haunted like they say, it must be haunted by Caspar the friendly ghost because the vibe is happy and positive.

Evergreen Productions is a local community based theatre company which presents its plays at St…read moreNorbert University's Webb theatre. The plays they show are vastly superior to similar troops in the area. My family and I have enjoyed shows there many times over the years and never been disappointed. At $22.00, tickets can be pricey but you will not be disappointed. Sadly, this company tends to be one of Green Bay's best kept secrets, but certainly deserves its chance to shine. Like I said, you won't be disappointed.

What an awesome theatre! I saw Disney's The Lion King on 1-26-2025 and this theatre was perfect…read morebecause anywhere you sit you have close seats to the stage. I had center balcony seats and I had a great view of the entire show. This place is clean, has polite staff, and serves drinks on more than 1 floor. Great place to watch a performance.

Bar tender defaulted to a $14 drink in a "commemorative" cup that wasn't asked for, I guess it's…read more"charge as much as you can" unless they say something. Not impressed... show was nice though.

What a terrific venue! Went here for a concert organized by the folks of Mile of Music. I heard…read morethe building was a church, and really had no idea what to expect. If you didn't know it was a church, I guarantee you would walk right past it as there's no big sign saying "Outer Edge." The inside is beautiful and a great space for a couple hundred person concert. The layout of this show was smartly designed. One side was all chairs for folks who wanted to sit, and the other side had some high tables and plenty of space to stand or put on your dancing shoes and shake your booty! I bet for any type of concert, they know how to use the space to make it the best experience for everyone!

I will never forget when I toured this venue as potential for our wedding. I am glad no one posted…read morepictures because you really need to go inside of this building to get the full effect. The neighborhood around it looks run-down and the building itself looks like an old church or Freemason's temple, but then you go indoors and...woah. If we had not eloped, this would have been my venue choice!

Very beautiful old theater making more upgrades to an already amazing venue. Staff were friendly…read moreand helpful. Any seat would be great.

The show was very nice and was funny up until Mary Mack start to get political, we did not pay for…read moretickets to hear her political views!!!! We walked out when that started probably would not go see her again.

Excellent facility. Comfy seats with great performances. Only wish it would be used more.read more

My wife and I took our 6 yr old boy and 18 month old daughter to see Dinosaur Train. Great show,…read more kids loved it and would see it again. My three star rating is regarding how the Weidner Theater handled an issue and what I was told. My wife bought the tickets online through Ticket Master. Ticket Master advised we only needed 3 tickets because my daughter was under 2. My wife didn't think twice about it because it's pretty common, from our experiences, that children under 2 are admitted free because they usually sit in the lap of one of the parents. I gave the woman collecting tickets our 3 tickets and proceeded in and within a few steps I hear my wife call my name. The woman says we only have 3 tickets so one or us can't go in. My wife explained the situation and she said she's sorry. I requested that we speak with management. So another lady shows up and advises that they were told this might happen today. Ok so I'm thinking that management must have corrective action in place since they already know it could happen. She takes my wife's ticket and advises that we take our seats. We offered to pay for my daughter, but we wanted to sit together as a family. She said she would come see us at our seats. When she returns she says these tickets were bought online, which is what we told her. I'm looking at her waiting for the her next statement, and nothing. I'm a little puzzled at this point, is she asking or is she telling us? Is it an issue we bought them online? So I waited without responding. She says next time we order online we need to buy tickets for all family members and they would let it go this time. She advises that it's for safety reasons, in case there is a fire they need to knows how many people are in the theater. I said thank you and she left. Here's my issue, it's not about safety, it's about revenue, which we offered to pay for my daughter. Tickets were $25 each, we didn't have a problem paying for her and I completely understand and was more than willing. I told my wife I can't believe what I was just told. When I gave the woman collecting tickets, she tore the ticket stub off the bottom and tossed them in a wood box right next to her. She didn't do it electronically as they do at the Rausch Center or at a Packer game nor did she have a counter to keep track of the number of stubs she tore. So with this method, if I buy a ticket and don't go, how do they know if I physical there or not? Could they be hand counting the ticket stubs after the show starts? I'd be shocked if they did. First thing, it's not my responsibility to make sure Ticket Master knows I need tickets for each family member. Second, don't tell me a story that doesn't line up with how tickets are collected and blame it on safety reasons for the need to buy tickets for every family member. Yes, we didn't have to pay for my daughter and thank you to the person who made that decision, but shame on the person who created the story as rational for needing to buy tickets for each family member next time.