Have seen multiple performances here, including Sherlock Holmes and the most recent Hood, WHICH WAS…read moreSPECTACULAR AND WORTH SEEING TWICE. I am always amazed by the quality of performance and set when I come here. Quality shows, quality venue. Only drawback, mixed drinks are $12!!! Come on.....

Wonderful and helpful staff and cast and show was great. That is the good part. The main entrance…read morevery hard to find and very long walk from almost any parking or Uber drop off spot. If you have walking issues or use a wheelchair forget going to this theater. So sorry as the staff is so helpful and the show was wonderful but we will not return.

I love the Ochre House Theatre. It has quickly become one of my favorites. Director/Writer/Actor…read moreMatthew Posey has been producing hit after hit, and I cannot get enough of it! The writing is so quirky and surprising. The music is fantastical. The acting is raw and wonderful. This is a group that is totally committed to their craft, and their passion is contagious. Bonus: Enjoy two free drinks while you're there! Tips: Don't be late. Get there early - not a lot of seating. You can use your credit card to pay for parking in the lot nearby.

Stylish small venue in Expo that has poor customer service regarding tickets. Be careful when…read morebooking, and since it's GA I suggest waiting until last minute. I simply wanted to exchange a ticket for a later date and the response was a surprising suggestion to give my tickets away.

This was a really cool venue! My husband and I did not even know the Undermain existed…read more It was really simple to find a parking spot and we were thrilled to find out that parking was complimentary. Way to go Undermain! The theatre is located in the basement of a loft apartment complex. You have to go through the main doors and the. Take the elevator or the stairs downstairs to the basement. They have wine and beer and small snack items. The bartenders were really friendly and did a great job. Make sure to tip! We saw the play Tomorrow Come Today. I loved the play and the theater was really intimate. This was a great show. I can't wait to come back!

I am not one who frequents the theatre. Plays and musicals are the last place that you would likely…read morefind me, but I'm always game to try something different from time to time. Carla bought us 2 tickets to see "The Dog Problem" at the Undermain Theatre, so we headed that way on a weekday night. I have passed by this building on Main Street a million times, but never knew that a this place was underneath (and it's literally underneath Main, in the basement...hence the name). When we walked into the theatre, it wasn't at all as I expected. It was a "theatre in the round", the seats surround the actual stage. It was quite small and intimate, which added an awesome feel to the play. The actors literally were right in front, to the side, and behind you throughout the program. They have a place to purchase refreshments before and during intermission. There was a nice wine selection, and they were giving out free wine samples on that night as well (free is always good!). The acting was good, the story was good (if you get a chance to see this particular play, go for it!), and the atmosphere was great! It was a positive experience, and it has convinced a theatre-avoider like me to venture out and see more plays in the future. (I will still need a lot of convincing to go to a musical) If you are looking to do something different, going to the Undermain for a date would be a nice change of pace!

The Moody Performance hall is so beautiful! Very modern, yet warm and welcoming…read more My husband and I went to Moody to watch a piano performance by pianist, Christopher Goodpasture, led by conductor Richard McKay. The program included the following pieces: Franz Schubert - Death and the Maiden Franz Liszt - Malédiction Both were so well done!

Yes! Well almost. Jon Anderson formerly of Yes rolled into town last night. Perfect venue for him…read moreand his band of Geeks! The Moody Performance Hall is a smaller venue designed for multi use. However, without compromise. Seating only 750 patrons,there's not a bad seat in the house. Acoustics are almost perfect, comfortable seats,easy parking. I can't say enough good things about this space. Problem is,Dallas has so many venues, getting back here may take awhile. Obviously Jon Andersons peeps did their homework on selecting this auditorium to showcase Jon's skills,still viable at 80 years old! His singing and music still thrills after decades. An interesting aside. As a young man,I saw him with Yes just down the street in 1972! That would have made him 27! Here we are 53 years later and he's singing not only classic Yes Hits but very good recent music he has written. If you get a chance,check out Moody Performance Hall,you won't be sorry. Go!

Wow! B e a utiful!!! The seats were comfortable!!! I was not expecting that in a historic…read moretheater! The sound was perfect, the staff was awesome!!! I appreciated security telling people waiting in the line not to smoke. First off, don't smoke in a crowd. If you can't go two hours without nicotine, get help. Anyway, the theater can't control stupid people but that did not detract from the experience! Lol!

My first trip to the majestic was a movie with my parents as a child. All these years later,I still…read morejump at the chance to go. Mostly lived musical acts these days. One of my most memorable was the only time I saw Johnny Cash and it was shortly before he passed away. Another fun annual event here are Christmas movies. Very cool. If you haven't been.... Go!

Love the ambiance, the acoustics and most of all the intimacy of the concerts! You are treated like…read morea favorite family member from the moment you walk in!

Came here for the first time to take a swing dance class with the Dallas Swing Dance Society (DSDS)…read more http://www.dsds.org http://www.sammonsartcenter.org/index.html This Building actually has various groups who use this building to original more their respective art based organizations, which included the DSDS). The building itself has a lot of character and is just on the border if not in downtown. The inside is clean, including the bathrooms. I do hate the location because I hate driving in downtown areas, and it's easy to miss the entrance. Also carpool! Because their parking is very limited although they do have an overflow parking area. Now as for the DSDS, they hold workshops and socials for swing dancing. I came for the social which is basically 1 hour of beginners lessons then 2 hours of open floor dance to use what you learned (This was $8 for newcomers/non-members and $5 for members). Don't fear if you didn't bring a partner because the men will randomly look and ask for girls to dance with them, and for women this class had more men than girls so there is almost a 90% you will be asked (although I think it's best to bring a group of friends that includes males and females just in case you feel awkward asking a stranger to dance or dancing with a stranger). The dance instructors are hilarious, supportive and very fun. I only wish the lesson was longer but you get the basics down, it's just s matter of improvising the order of moves after they teach them to you. They break the class down showing those who take the lead (often the men but not limited to) and those who follow (often the women but not limited to). The instructors will stand in the middle and the couples make a circle that fills the outer rim of the large room so you can all see. You will be switching partners throughout the lesson, they do this especially of there is more boys than girls that all the men can have a try at learning (I think I rotated with 6 or 7 partners for the lessons). After the lessons then your free to just find a partner and dance (there are some ground rules then mention beforehand though to prevent injuries as well as inappropriate behavior). It was so amazing to see the mix of dancers on the dance floor from experienced pros (which are so entertaining to watch) to the newbies. Don't be shy about it asking others to dance or just putting yourself out there, because everyone is there for just one purpose and that is to dance, everyone is very supportive and the whole atmosphere was so much fun and relaxed. So just go out there and have fun! I will DEFINITELY come back and recommended this to others!

Mesquite Community Theater does a great job on their productions. They have actors from all over…read more They just performed The Perfect Wedding and it was such an awesome show. The actors did a great show !!! We go to all the shows at the theater and thoroughly enjoy ourself.

Well done for a small community theatre group. Outstanding facility with affordable tickets to live…read moreperformances with refreshments available for donation in the lobby. Meet the actors after the performance and contribute to fundraising efforts for future productions. Would love to see The Gin Game" here...just the right play for this intimate setting as it is a Pulitzer Prize winner by a Texas author and only requires two main characters.

The Stomping Ground Comedy Theater offers entertainment for those on a budget. We spent $15 per…read moreticket for the early show on a Friday night of a holiday weekend. You can Bring Your Own Booze (BYOB) which also saves you money. We brought bottles of beer, and the box office had a bottle opener we could use to pop them open. There was no corkage fee, but they aren't going to be providing glasses or ice, nor will they pour your beverage for you. If you need a snack during the show, they offer some concessions at the box office window. It looked like candy, chips, and canned soda were available for sale. Before the late show, someone setup a table to sell multi-colored popcorn. It's not dinner, but it will tide you over until you can eat a proper meal elsewhere. The venue is located in a business park with plenty of free parking outside. There was a police officer parked in the lot and making the rounds. Not sure if that is par, but the business park seemed like a clean and relatively safe area. It's not the Ritz, but it isn't dive bar quality either. The walls are painted black and decorated with colorful panels. Metal stacking chairs with built in cushions are lined up nicely with at least one small table squeezed in each row. You could move the chairs if you felt you needed a little more elbow room. There are no arm rests. The low table allows you to set your drinks and snacks down so you can clap for the entertainment, but you'll need to get there early to score a spot next to one. The front row has two, 3-seater, plush couches. We got there early enough to get one of those seats, but opted to avoid the potential punishment of sitting in the front row of a comedy show. The comics during the early show were from Austin, San Antonio and Dallas. It was mostly local talent. Both men and women performed short sets of maybe 10-15 minutes. There were about 5 different comics that performed during the early show. Each comic had a monologue with some gems and some duds. This is raw talent, not polished TV fodder, but entertaining just the same. The late show was a special show. I wish we could have stayed for it, as the publicity for it was originally how we found out about this place. The venue is also offering improv classes. You'll have to check their website for prices and a schedule. Improv classes are for everyone, and everybody who takes them can benefit from learning to think out of the box, to integrating spontaneous creativity in their life, and to fostering better communication with others. This place is a good bargain for those looking for a night out without breaking the bank. Since my hubby is cheap, I'm sure we will be back.

A not-for-profit comedy community with a unified mission. I love everything about this place and…read morehow they train students in improv, standup, sketch etc. with great care and consideration in the curriculum. There is a happy sense of community, equity, transparency.