Absolutely something you should add to your list! My mom got tickets for my birthday. I love this…read morekind of thing so even though I've never been I was pretty sure I'd like it. It definitely exceeded my expectations. Instead of digital tickets, you just give your name to the host at the door at they'll lead you to your seats. Your server will then bring your drinks. Unsweetened tea, lemonade, and coffee are all complimentary but they have sodas and alcoholic drinks for sale. They also have dessert available for $7 as well. They can deliver the dessert during intermission which was perfect. Our server Maria was super friendly and on top of things. But all the servers and bussers were on top of it. We saw Cinderella and it was awesome. It was close to the original but a little modernized in the best way. There was plenty of crowd interaction and the actors were all fantastic. The props were cool but the costumes were even better. They also had a live band playing the music. Our seats were on the side of the stage and I wasn't sure we'd have a good view but the actors moved around the floor a lot and there was a tv on the side as well showing what was happening as well. I already bought tickets to another show and my family is looking forward to it.

Wife and I went to see "The Play That Goes Wrong" today. It was actually a lot of fun. The buffet…read morewas decent, with roast beef, tilapia, and several vegetable options along with salad and all the all the toppings. My only complaint is that there were little to no vegan and gluten free options available, as my wife is gluten free and vegan. All she could eat was a zucchini and squash blend, some cucumbers with French dressing, and some fruit that was a little tart. The service of the wait staff was fantastic. Jasmine did a heck of a job taking care of us. Addressed any concerns and made sure we had a good experience. The dessert at intermission was really good. My wife had some strawberry sorbet (v and gf) and I had a strawberry sundae. Both had real strawberries in them and the ice cream I had was great. Overall, I give them 4/5 just because of the lack of vegan and gluten free items in the menu. Also, handicapped parking was nonexistent, and we ended up parking on the street next to the theatre.

I had a good first experience here. I arrived 45 minutes before showtime so we got our tickets…read moreimmediately and the line to get seated wasn't very long either. We got lucky enough to be seated in the second row but I wasn't a fan of how small the tables were. There's no way you can comfortably fit more than 2 people at a table but luckily it was just a friend and I. They do require a two item minimum purchase. While I'm not a fan of being forced to spend extra money, their website makes that very clear so I already planned ahead to eat here. I just kept it simple, chicken fingers and fries and a mocktail (can't remember the name.) The mocktail was a little too sweet for me but the chicken tenders were surprisingly good. Our server was really nice too and the food didn't take very long to come out. I had a good time seeing one of my favorite comedians and hope to catch many more shows in the future.

Such a great place! I've only been here a couple of times, but each visit has been a blast. I…read moreappreciate that it's overall pretty clean, including the restrooms. They have a bar and a few tables you can use, but your tab in that area doesn't apply in the show room. Depending on where you're seated, you could end up pretty close to another table. The last time I was here, we never recieved an entree we ordered - so we figured our server just forgot to ring it in. It turned out fine since we had a couple of appetizers to snack on. I guess it worked out in our favor, as we didn't have to worry about meeting the two item minimum per person! Shoutout to Janelle James (principle from Abbott Elementary) - she was HILARIOUS!

My husband and I came here for the first time earlier this month to see CLUE: A Drag Parody. It was…read moreSO fun. They had a Pretty Little Liars esque interpretive dance to open up the show, a Scooby Doo chase scene before intermission, and the costumes and acting were phenomenal. Something we didn't love was that when purchasing the tickets for the show, the website showed that we were sitting at tables and you picked which table you wanted to sit at. When we were seated though, the theater was all just one large section of very small theater seats, so that was misleading.

We attended the Little Shop of Whorrors, VIP Style. I was impressed. The VIP lounge was beautifully…read moredecorated in the theme of the show. Complimentary cocktail included which of course was fittingly called: the Big Bad Green Mother. Not sure what all was in there, but It was green and I'm thinking it had some Medori in it. A bit sweet, but delish. All the staff very quite friendly and we got lovely seats front and center. I'd say when you get a chance, upgrade to VIP. It's not much more and the seats as well as the welcome, the lounge & drink are well worth it. The show itself was absolutely fabulous and I would go see it again in a heart beat. I'll have to keep an eye out for their upcoming shows. See you there...

I've been to a show here twice and loved each experience. I recently got to try two dishes (sharing…read morewith my husband) - the filet and the Black Sea bass. The steak was my favorite and it was absolutely delicious. Tender meat accompanied by a bright raspberry sauce, comforting potatoes, and fresh broccolini. Our server offered to butterfly the steak so we could each get the cook temp we preferred- what a wonderful suggestion! My husband enjoyed both dishes, but I preferred the steak. The lentil base had great flavors and would be a good choice for people that like soft textures. The flourless chocolate cake was delightful too. I love the beautiful interior design of the room and the would recommend a show there to anyone for a special occasion.

It's a beautiful room, for starters. But make no mistake, you're paying for that beauty. This place…read morehas a spend minimum of $25, which is honestly more than a little obnoxious. That said, I have to admit that both times I've dined here I was pleased with my meal. So yes, you're being forced to eat here. But it's not a bad meal at all. So if you see an act you're interested in seeing on the calendar and you can afford it, it's worth a visit.

It is honestly ridiculous that I haven't updated my review for The Cabaret since they moved to…read moretheir new, permanent home. I shouldn't have taken such a long break from Yelp! This might be my favorite place/venue in the entire city. It is stunning. There isn't really a bad seat in the whole place and it is just so intimate and welcoming. The food and drinks are stellar. The staff is great. I could go on and on. If I wasn't already married by the time this venue opened, I'd have probably done my wedding here (which they offer), it is that beautiful. I also have to say that the variety and level of talent they bring to little ole' Indianapolis is just crazy! Alan Cumming, Jeremy Jordan, Stephanie Block, Jessica Vosk, etc. etc. So many incredible artists! Every time I am sitting there seeing a star sing to me, I almost have an out of body experience and feel like it can't be real that I am experiencing this in Indiana and not New York. They also do a jazz series that this little Broadway addict hopes to check out more in the coming years! Oh but unlike New York, they don't have a food or drink minimum for their Cabaret stage, score one for Indiana. To quote Broadway Star Matt Doyle at the end of his show: "This is magic, you are so lucky". We really are.

If you love music or musicals, you need to come to this venue. It is one of the most intimate and…read moreenjoyable venues in Indianapolis for live music. It feels like you invite some artist into your living room and they perform exclusively for you.

At Indy Involved, I was further introduced to Heartland Film Festival. There are 3 locations…read morewhere the films are played. I wanted to watch a particular film which best worked for me playing at this cinema. I was late leaving work which made me late arriving for the beginning of the production as no previews but was still allowed to watch because festival did not have to follow cinema's admission timeline. An actress filled me in on what I missed. The cinema had about 10 screens. The cinema resembles Flix Brewhouse. So what is Heartland Film Festival? After the airing, there is a Q&A with a few of the performers and an photo opportunities. I am glad that this cinema encourages inspired film makers. Heartland Film Festival ends Oct. 18 for 2026.

The ambiance is very unique, and the staff is very quick and attentive…read more The food is fairly priced and very delicious, and they occasionally have special menu items that go along with new movie releases. This is great for date nights and solo adventures alike. I highly recommend this for a laid back movie experience!

My husband and I see lots of shows at Clowes, Schrott Center, The Krannert Room, and Shelton…read moreAuditorium. Every visit we encounter a clean venue and friendly staff, so our latest visit to see Summer Stock: Grease! was no different. I highly recommend checking out a show in one of Butler's many venues! Our post-show routine is to walk (or drive, depending on which spot we are seeing a show) down to Chatham and have some tasty wings and a beer before ending the night.

We had a lovely experience at the Small theater venue. A very clean and lovely facility with…read morehelpful employees. A perfect venue for a certain size level show.

This was our first time to the Irvington Halloween Charity Ball. Tickets were $60 a person. The…read moreevening started at 8pm at the Irvington Lodge and went until midnight. The event page said this was a formal evening, but it was pretty open. There was a good mix of party goers in Halloween costumes and fancy dresses and suits with masquerade masks. Dinner was provided by Yats. And it was really good. There was rice with gumbo, a bean and corn mix and vegetarian chili. I heard there was going to be a king cake but we never saw it. There was also a cash bar serving beer, wine and a couple of cocktails. I had a very small hurricane for $8 and my husband had a couple of beers at $6 each. Later in the night we found out there was free bottled water and soda. I loved the photo booth area. Everyone was posing for their perfect pictures.

I have to preface this review that I was able to attend this event for free, thanks to winning…read moretickets from Yelp . Honestly, I had no idea what to expect because when looking at the event webpage and past pictures, it was very limited in the information. Highlights: + It was a four hour charity event with fun music and dancing were tickets were $60 + This themed gala event has been around for 5 years. The theme of the year was New Orleans Mardi Gras + Water and Soda was free +Cash bar was available. You had to purchase drink tickets at one station, and then you would go to another station to order and pick up your beverages + The Irvington Lodge was host to the event. There was an ample amount of parking in the area. There were two main rooms, a larger open room for the band and dancing, and another with tables for sitting and food. One of the biggest downsides, to the space was the lack of seating at times + Catering was provided by Yats and Jackamos Pizza. I can't really speak to the food, but people looked like they were enjoying it, including the traditional King Cake +Music was provided by an amazing Graveyard Stompers, a Halloween Rock Band that threw in some big Jazz band as well Overall, it was a fun night out that you got to wear a fancy dress and have fun.