The actors were very funny and audience participation added to the experience!…read more Tasty appetizers and sweet treats at very reasonable prices! Highly recommend Loved you all Debbie & Suzanne.

This is a fun activity to do, especially since the theatre crew encourages audience participation…read more We were running late since we were staying in Mount Pleasant and hit a bit of traffic, and they called and checked our ETA before starting. The script was enjoyable, but I do question ways to improve in ways that promote inclusivity and avoid stereotyping during audience participation. One audience member took it upon herself to perform using African American Vernacular English? And that was really uncomfortable for me to sit through, especially with the lengths she went to overly characterize her role. Distasteful! Other than that, and no fault of the theatre crew, this was a cool experience. Maybe take the proactive route and include some helpful advice to participating audience members.

This little hall packs a punch providing a lot of bang for your buck from lighting to sound, stage…read moreand the whole shebang! It's a phenomenal space to have a performance of any size-- from five to two hundred and five-- the acoustics are great and the facility is in a great location. With a modular space to create a dinner theater to traditional theater styled-shows, you can't beat this place!

I prefer the Canadian Theater and the Mexican Theater, but this one will do…read more In a city that has so many architectural marvels and gorgeous old colonial buildings it's really hard for any given thing to stand out but this theatre absolutely does. It adds so much charm and beauty to downtown Charleston - especially at night when it's lit up - and it is impossible not to give it five stars. It's as gorgeous on the inside as the outside but I've only seen it inside once, whereas I was walking past it or driving past the outside about a hundred times throughout my life, which has caused it to become one of my favourite buildings in the city. And they've done a wonderful job restoring and maintaining it and they deserve absolute maximum credit for that.

On God, I've lived in Charleston for 6 years and I've never seen a single soul walk into this…read morebuilding. I went to law school less than 800 feet away, and I've never seen a person walk into or out of this building. Even if you look at the reviews, you will not see a single person walking in or coming out of this building. I went on YouTube to look this place up and didn't see anybody walking into this building. But it is a legitimate place, and it looks like it is pictured.

The show was OK, but honestly I expected more. That could be because when I made the reservations…read more(back in November) for February 13th's show, the show was located in the Hilton Garden Inn near the Savannah airport. Since we were driving up from Jekyll Island, Ga (for a surprise for my significant other's 60th birthday), we made reservations to stay in the same hotel the dinner theater was in. When we went to check in I asked them about the dinner theater & they said it was no longer located in that hotel & they didn't know where it was. When I called the Dinner Detective I couldn't get a real person (you never can), so I left them a voicemail & sent them an email. Some one did call me back & when I told them what was going on they said the dinner theater was located in the Hilton Garden in by the Savannah airport. I explained that was where I was standing & the theater was not there. Their own employees don't even know where they are located. Now it's 3:00 and the show starts at 6:00 and I'm on a wild goose chase to try to figure out where they are located. We FINALLY found them, barely in time for the doors to open. When I explained to the girls who check you in what happened & asked them if they could compensate us for all the trouble we been to, they gave me 4 shotglasses. Thanks a lot. Again the show was OK, but for that price, I expected a LOT more. I can't believe they didn't notify me when they moved since I had reservations from November.

We planned a fun evening to celebrate my dad's 60th birthday and decided to do "something…read moredifferent." We thought a dinner and show would be fun. Two stars is being generous. Let's start with the dinner. Definitely not the best food. When you arrive they had some pita chips and hummus and carrots and ranch dressing. Best part of the meal. They had water and tea on the tables and butter (but fun fact never brought any bread and said they "ran out before dinner"). Next came a salad, hard to mess up. You had two options, chicken or fish with rice pilaf and asparagus. Both the fish and chicken we very, very dry. We were supposed to get two dessert options and instead they just brought out a questionable cheesecake and said that was the only option. Thank God there was a bar that you could big drinks at so we could drink while we commiserated over a pitiful yet expensive dinner. Now for the show... yikes. Just yikes. There were some people who really enjoyed themselves (I think) but everyone at our table (including people not in our party and from out of town) thought it was laughable. The acting was meh. I think they tried to make it fun but it was really all over the place and no one had any idea what was going on most of the time. Again, thank God there was a bar. I don't think we will be suggesting anyone to try this in the future unless ALOT changes.

A group of us went recently to this little event. I went in with zero expectations, which makes…read morethings easier to enjoy. The plot was a bit confusing, but I feel the actors did a great job. Yes, they want you to laugh and have a good time. That's the point! And yes, if you need a hard drink, you'll have to go to the hotel bar to get one. The food, well it needs serious work. But again, I did not come for the food. I came to have fun with my friends and enjoy a unique experience. And that is exactly what I got. I would recommend this show. I am even considering going back to see if I can play a bit part. Very interactive and engaging! For entertaining purposes five stars! My only warning is be careful who you sit next to as they be the killer!

It was hard to find much to like about The Dinner Detective experience. The actors and servers were…read moreall very nice and lovely people, but my goodness, the whole production was long and boring and the entire narrative of the murder mystery story was disjointed and made no sense -- and that was true even if you could hear what was being said, which was very difficult. The actors should have mics!! And the food wasn't much better. The tortilla chips that were on the table for an appetizer were stale, and the entrees were mediocre, which all would have been fine if the performance we were there to see was fun. We were a group of 8 and so spent quite a bit of money. It ended up not being worth the money, so we left after the 2nd act.

We were so excited to eat at Volpe's, we had heard amazing things and this dinner did not…read moredisappoint!!! I love that it's totally off the beaten track downtown, making it a quaint spot for a date or special celebration. The menus was not huge, which made things easy because it's best to order everything and split the dishes. It's more of a family style offering and it was the perfect amount of food for a 4, person party. The service was fantastic, the waiter explained each dish very well (especially the wine) which was super tasty. I'll let the photos tell the story but everything was amazing, just as good as Trattoria Luca back in the day on Bogard St. Put this on your list of amazing Italian eateries around town!

I tried Volpe's for the first time for their happy hour which came with a glass of wine and four…read moresamples. The burrata absolutely blew me away-- I don't even like burrata! I haven't tried their regular menu but if it tastes anything like this I'm sure it's amazing. The staff here is also so knowledgeable and seem like genuine, good people. The staff of a restaurant can make or break a place and here they are making it!

Wow, newly located in the Amvets Hall in Port Royal, This is a great place to enjoy Great, Local…read moreTalent. What better way to support GREAT, Local Talent, the Arts, in a comfortable atmosphere. My Suggestion, reserve a seat for a show, Enjoy a nice dinner at one of the areas fine restaurants, and have a satisfying evening! My Favorite place to see a show! Will NOT disappoint. Enjoy, Chef Gary

Local theater production company with a passion for entertaining. I've now seen two of their plays…read moreand can't wait to see what they do next. All of the volunteers have been super friendly and helpful. Looks like they are going to get their own place local for even greater amenities for when I go watch the shows. Love em!

The Dinner Detective at the Holiday Inn on West Bryan Street and MLK is an experience that you…read morecannot miss if you are in Savannah. You have a four course meal to choose from a selection of seafood (salmon), chicken, or a veggie option. The food was cooked to perfection and very tasty. They have a cash bar inside the event with fair prices. Then there is the show. The action is happening in real time with lots of clues and information. Even if you just come for the food, it is worth it because you will have a good time. I highly recommend bringing a group of friends or your bestie to come with you for a great time.

The hosts started out funny and good improve but started to dwindle. Food portions were little and…read morechicken dry. Service lacked by a lot. Half our table didn't get their food until really late. There were options of dessert listed and we didn't even get to choose (it wasn't good). Disappointed. Not with the money.

Now this was a different experience! I will say, eating that close to the animals and action may…read morenot be for everyone, but they provided a great heavy meal and service was fast. They serve food perfect timing with all of the show.

Here's my vegan review of medieval times. There is plenty of food but the quality is just okay…read more First course is a tomato soup, which is fine. The next course was hummus (very small scoop) and veggies. This is the best part so I wish there would have been more hummus!! Next is a stew, very very similar to the tomato soup with rice and beans and other veggies. It's okay and came with hot sauce. Next was corn on the cob which was yummy, and for dessert I got the choice of fruit or Italian ice. I chose Italian ice and it was good! (More of a popsicle but I appreciated the 2 options.) Ended the evening with black coffee which was good. Performance was fun, service was good.

We had a wonderful time last night at the Polynesian Lua Dinner Show. First the people who are…read morepart of this show handled pretty much everything from greeting you, seating you and doing the show. Before they seat you they take a picture of your party which you can purchase at the end of the show. I will start with the buffet they offered a pineapple chicken dish thats was a spicy but not where you needed to drink milk . It was really delicious. I also had the white rice which they seasoned and I enjoyed that too. They also offered a Tilapia Dish and pulled pork dish. My husband had that and he enjoyed it too. There was also curly fries and a salad offering too. The desserts where ok - they were individual cakes slices a few varieties that they offered up in pretty round holders, they were definitely store bought. They were good but not exceptional. The Buffet is all you can eat. They offer Iced Tea and Water with buffet. All other drinks you have to pay for. The Show itself was Amazing. Watching how they interacted with each other was really enjoyable. You could feel the camaraderie among them. The Dancers were Amazing and Graceful. Wish I could move like that. I definitely would recommend if your on Vacation or Live here its a experience you shouldn't miss. I have posted some pictures for you to view.

Here's another one from my few months ago visit to Myrtle Beach, SC. So for the longest time, my…read morefolks had wanted to bring me to the Polynesian Fire show at one of the nearby hotels and to be honest I don't think that they had ever done this themselves in the years that they had been there. My folks are not the photo takers that I am so if they did this and I didn't recall the mention, there is no photo evidence to the matter so here we go. Presented at the St. John's Inn, the event takes over what appeared to be the entire inside event space. Once the line moved the crowd inside we were greeted by staff in traditional garb and handed leis. Another person played a ukelele to welcome everyone and it set the mood. Inside were all the tables, the stage of course and a small gift shop with items that had an island flare along with a pay per drink bar. The food was set up as a buffet and there was some pork, a fish dish, chicken along with a couple of vegetables and some rice. Some have balked about this being all that was set up to eat but I was actually okay with it. I admit that I thought there would be more along the lines of seafood but I am fussy about that stuff for the most part. The emcee/host was also a part of the musical group that performed a few radio hits with an island flair and I got a kick out of this and then it was time for all of the island presentations. It's difficult to describe it all but there was lots of hula being done by lovely dancers, along with a menacing Haka dance. Then a pause in the night happened while a protective netting was set up between the stage and the patrons and this was done to prevent any accidents with the batons and assorted other items that were used during the fire performance. This was a super exciting part of the night and I give credit the performers for their skills and amazing display. My high rating was mainly because I had a really fun time and had never been to anything like this before in my life. If you're visiting Myrtle Beach and can secure a spot at this show its a worthwhile event. I was able to be sitting closer to the stage which made it all the more thrilling. Thanks for reading.