Not that I want to go all thespian on your ass, but it never ceases to amaze me the quality and…read morevariety of shows which are put on annually during the PA Shakespeare Festival. Personally I am not a willing theatre goer but the lovely wife is 100% down on this type of stuff and over the years I've been drug to more shows than I can remember. Off the top of my head over the years we've seen: Blithe Spirit Shakespeare for Kids Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street Henry VIII The Two Noble Kinsmen The Merry Wives of Windsor The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) (Which is my favorite) There are more but as you see there are all of the Shakespeare classics done plus a good mix of musicals, dramas, kids shows and other works which are non-Shakespeare which make for a something for everyone approach which if you're into this type of thing appeals to a much broader spectrum of people. The season itself only lasts nine or ten weeks every June-August and ticket prices have gotten a bit steep in the fifty dollar per person range but no seat is a bad seat in either of the two spaces where the shows are put on and the sets, sound, lighting and acting are always first rate. There certainly might be nicer looking places to watch Shakespeare but I highly doubt you'll find a more talented group of people putting on the show.

We've been coming here for years and the theaters are great with varied selections and always…read moreexcellent acting. Every seat is great and they have special showings and events which are enticing. We haven't missed a season.

Many events come to this spot, and they're often free. Come and enjoy their theater and exhibits.read more

First visit. Really enjoyed watching Drum Tao. Had great seats in the grand tier where even in row…read moreS we could see everything. Well designed theatre. Seats were comfortable for the 2 hour performance. Reasonable ticket prices. Small free art gallery on site if you arrive early, Had a drink before the performance but good luck getting one in the 20 minute intermission as there must have been 50 people in line for the 2 person bar. Parking was free and easy in the attached parking garage but the entrance to the arts center isn't marked (it would be a small and very helpful feature). Parking on level 3 worked as there are steps to a small bridge to the theatre. Definitely planning on another visit.

A well-kept secret in Bethlehem, this place is a true hidden gem, shining like a flawless diamond…read morewaiting to be discovered. With its reasonable prices, cozy seating, and spotless environment, it's a top-notch spot to relax and unwind. The sophisticated bar and cozy ambiance provide the perfect setting to enjoy some downtime before heading to the theater. Conveniently located near Wind Creek Casino, it's the ideal destination to plan a memorable trip or getaway.

Clean and reasonably priced. Comfortable seats and quiet environment. Movies can be contemporary or…read moreclassics .

A delightful and enjoyable experience awaits at this charming theater! It's truly remarkable to…read morewitness the old-world charm of this operational cinema. The amiable staff and fantastic ambiance contribute to the overall appeal. Although I mainly came to watch a great movie, it was the theater itself that truly captivated me during my initial visit. I am eagerly anticipating future trips back!

The Roxy is one of those places you take for granted--until it's gone. The historic and beautiful…read moreart deco theater has been open since the 1920s. I remember seeing movies there as a kid and I am pleased to be able to see live shows as an adult. (They still show current movies at the crazy low price of $4.) As old time theaters go, the Roxy is on the small side. But its grand art deco design and decor rivals any larger playhouse. Anywhere you look--the walls, ceilings, stage--you are reminded that generations of theater-goers sat in that same spot for over a century. It's nostalgic, cozy and magical. We have lost so many historic theaters in this area... this one deserves the public's support. Because of it's smaller size, there's not a bad seat in the house. We were seated halfway down the aisle, on the furthest right of three sections, and had no difficulty seeing every inch of the stage. Seats, while not luxurious, were comfortable. The theater does its best regarding accessibility. Though, it might be a challenge to navigate the small lobby, where the refreshment bar is, when filled with people. There is a dedicated wheelchair section in the theater, but also enough space to wheel down the aisles. As I understand it, there are restrooms on the first level, but also a small ladies (2 stalls and a tiny sink) up a narrow flight of stairs. The snack bar is limited with popcorn, candy and a variety of drinks. The butter seemed fresh, but I was a bit disappointed that my popcorn wasn't hot. I don't know a thing about "acoustics", but from my seat, the sound level was perfectly fine and the singing was clear. Overall we had a lovely time and look forward to returning for more live shows. (Up next: a live performance of The Nutcracker ballet!)

This is my second PA drive in theater experience. There is usually another location that I go to so…read moreI cannot help but to compare. At first I was not really impressed ... minus the staff who was my actual first impression and they were very nice and cool. I was surprised we got there a few minutes before gates opened and the whole road was filled with a line to get in. They have one gate and let two cars enter. We had to buy tickets ahead of time and it was per person - not sure if this is common or just for this theater or just for special events. We went for the Godzilla Kong two day event. There is only one large theater and they gave us like no directions on where to park or what to do or anything. We got a spot pretty up close and it was not easy to see where to leave from - they definitely need more markers. I think they assume many people here are regulars but that was not the case and direction by mouth or way of sign would have been helpful. We felt so bad leaving and were not sure if we went out the "theater" correctly. They have a very small like merch stand and a very old snack stand that does have bathrooms- I got nervous seeing the port-a-potties. The bathrooms are very tiny and the stalls are even tinier so if you're claustrophobic (or a more plus sized person) it might not be super comfortable. They did have a decent amount of snacks and I like that they also sold vhs and vinyl inside. There were a bunch of cool displays for this event which I also enjoyed. I do not like that they didn't have radios to rent. Not really trusting using my car radio I did have to purchase a radio to be able to pair. They basically have an mc/dj who made a curated playlist and talked about the movies before hand. It didn't get dark until 9:15 - we only stayed for one movie because of how late it was and when we left we didn't realize how crowded it was. There definitely were some pros and cons to this theater- we'll probably be back mostly for convenience because it was a straight shot up 476 which made getting here really easy. It definitely is a bit more ... noticeably old and I don't know if they play new movies or not. But overall it was enjoyable. Next time we might stay close by when they have a triple feature like this.

This isn't just a movie experience. It's a party. We went for a celebrity event to introduce a…read morefestival of Mystery Science Theater movies. It was a clear night with a lot of cars, music, special events, costumes, and just a fun vibe throughout. The on-site radio station runs programming and music up to dusk and the start of the night. We listened from a warm SUV close to the screen and even though everyone was in their own little clusters, we all laughed and cheered loud enough to carry across the open field. The people running this show do it out of love for film, the drive-in experience, and the people who come to see these films. The movies are scheduled so it brings together fans of horror, fantasy, schlock, shock, and classic Gen-X flicks. Check out their podcast which can be linked on their website. In addition to a great concession stand, they've got cool swag and merch. The portable toilet experience is hit or miss, but that's a minor bit of 'roughing it' in exchange for the experience. When we were there, a concert was playing up the road and sometimes competed with the sound of the movies, but I didn't mind that so much as some entitled whine-factories. It's just like it felt back toward the end of the golden era when I was growing up in the 70s and early 80s. Movies on a big white screen outside among a thousand close strangers. Definitely worth the drive if you're between New York and DC.

Went tonight to this haunted attraction and had so much fun! You can tell how much thought and…read moreeffort goes into this attraction. There was food, drinks, and wait time was quick and efficient. Definitely would recommend for a good attraction near the Lehigh valley

Awful service waited forever . Park claimed to have multiple attractions but we had to wait over…read more3hrs just to start on the hayride. They wouldn't let us go to anything else. When we complained to the manager he could care less and refused to refund us . We even explained that we traveled over two hrs to get there and his answer was you should have came at 6:30 when we opened. When I said that's crazy you don't even appreciate our time or money he said we could spend more money to upgrade to VIP so we don't have to wait any longer in line . I said that's extortion and he said that's what everyone does. I told him he was getting a bad review and he said go ahead .

The Gap just re-opened this past weekend as a 35mm repertory theater, and I couldn't be happier…read moreabout it. The new owners have revamped the cinema, it's very clean and nicely decorated; excellent atmosphere. The screen is still as large as it ever was, and the sound nice and loud. They offer some seats off to either side of the screen that are ascending with stairs; it's not quite a balcony, but if you don't want to sit in the main section, with the sloped floor, you can get one of these spots. Movies right now are ten bucks for a single feature, fifteen for a double feature, and twenty for a triple feature. Very fair pricing for quality entertainment. They've also got a concession stand with lots of choices, including popcorn from their friends at Shankweiler's Drive-In. If you're a film fan, if "35mm" means anything to you, if you love old-fashioned single-screen cinemas, you owe it to yourself to check this place out as soon as possible. Their March 2025 calendar is loaded with awesome titles, with more promised for the rest of the year.

First time here and I encourage you to give it a try. First run movies at half the price. Very…read moreaffordable concessions. Not a lot of choices but do you really need more than popcorn, candy, and soda? Small but clean. Sound surprisingly good for an old theater. We'll be watching for films we want to see and plan to come back regularly!

We are new to the area and we are so excited to have this studio close! The front office staff is…read moreamazing and kind, she gave me all the info I needed when I called and then again when we stopped in! The owner went out of her way to welcome my daughter and she seemed so genuine! We are excited to start our new adventure with "That's Dancin'" Will add more once we get more involved!

My two granddaughters have attended this school for almost 9 years. That's Dancin has provided a…read morewarm, caring and creative environment for them during this period. As members of the dance team they have competed, grown and achieved beyond our expectations. They have developed physical and mental strength and learned to love and appreciate the art of dance. The self confidence that has come from this...well you can't put a price on that..