Great small theatre in downtown Beckley. I went for the first time to see the play 9-5 which is a…read moretake on the movie. It was a good production and the theatre was very nice. It's not big so there is not a huge space but it's very intimate. Small concession stand and very reasonably priced. 5.00 for popcorn and water. Also a bar called Sir Walters Tavern in in the bottom..very nice and updated for anything local. I think they where serving local crafts beers. Definitely will go back if anything is playing I want to see.

I visited to see the play Little Shop of Horrors. It was a very good. The theater is a very…read moreintimate; it is about half the size of a standard movie theater. The concessions were reasonably priced. I got popcorn and drink for 5 dollars. Another perk is that there is bar under the theater and you can bring your drinks in. I will be back if they have another play in the space because it was a refreshing departure from being in a larger space looking at larger productions

My 100th review belongs to one of my favorite places. Opening in 1928, the Keith Albee maintains…read moreits historic structure and aesthetic, remaining completely functional and beautiful. Among other events, I grew up with the incredible Huntington Symphony Orchestra, who hosts all their indoor concerts here, as far as I know. Not only is it a gorgeous theater, but it has remarkable acoustics, much better than far larger and newer theaters I've been to for orchestral concerts. I highly recommend sitting in the balcony for an event like this, as sound is absorbed by clothing, so music is much more easily listened to (and watched) from the balcony. The Keith Albee is truly beautiful, and I am so happy it has retained its historic beauty over the years. There is an old fashioned box office, detailed carpeting, and even lovely restrooms. The restrooms include a "lounge" with seating. I was always mesmerized by the lights and details of the theater itself growing up, and still admire them every time I go as an adult. I highly recommend attending an event here if you haven't, especially a music event such as the Huntington Symphony Orchestra. You don't need to be "high class" to come here and feel that you belong. I have always felt at home in my beat-up Converse, no matter what the people around me are wearing. It is probably my favorite place in Huntington, and truly a gem of the city.

From the owner: One of West Virginia's most iconic landmarks, the Keith-Albee is a historic 2,417-seat venue…read moreserving the Tri-State since 1928, hosting national productions, local performances, and special events.

This is one of Southern West Virginia's best kept secrets. Like a Broadway show In the Mountains! I…read moreattended the Hatfield's and McCoys outdoor drama this past summer. I've been to plenty of outdoor venues but this one is unlike anything I've seen. It's right in Grandview @ New River Gorge and feels like it's carved out of a mountain surrounded with trees. These dramas are unique and fun for everyone. If you're on I 64 driving through West Virginia this is an easy stop; with an exit right off the highway and only 5 miles from the exit. Don't miss this!!

Just got back from a week of traveling through west Virginia and virginia. Stayed in beaver, wv the…read morefirst night Just so we could attend the outdoor drama of the Hatfield and the McCoys. It was one of our highlights of our entire trip. Had our 9 year old grandson with us. We all enjoyed the story and the great performances of the actors/dancers/ and music. Take a jacket because it does get chilly at night.