This ridiculous place will not allow the patrons, most over 60, to stand in the air conditioning…read morewhile it is over 106 degrees. No concessions or fans available. Boooo! Hissss! Please note on the tickets: Zero Access Until it opens, come early at your own peril. Update: they allowed us into the vestibule and we stacked in there for some relief.

I recently visited for a performance, this was my first visit. Wait till you get inside, you will…read morelose your breath. This venue rivals other like venues in the world. We had floor seats, and the sound and view was the best. Prior to the show, we stopped by the bar where the drink is served in a go cup that can be taken to your seat to enjoy. The lighting inside is beautiful.

Sound of theatre was great, chairs were heated and reclined…read more I would suggest bringing a blanket because the theatre was cold but I'm always cold.

Movie was great, but this about the theater. We grabbed an early show & there was no directions on…read morewhere to go with our QR code, so we went up yo the snack bar where the apathetic young lady actually wrote out one of the "tickets" by hand. The previews ran 22 minutes and started after the posted start time of the movie. The popcorn was not salted, nor was there any to add at the little station to add butter. The sodas were flat from both the counter dispenser and the Alf service dispenser. Finally, while the recliners are a nice touch, there's no head rest so that when you're fully-reclined you are looking at the ceiling. That just doesn't cut it in a 3D movie.

Nothing gets more traditional than this!…read more Hometown is a movie theater that gives their customers an authentic experience! Their cinema is small, but that's one of the few things that make this theatre feel personalized! I have seen a few movies from this cinema and have yet to ever been disappointed. Sometimes this theatre outplays bigger movie theatre companies! If you have children, I recommend taking them here at least once! You never know how much longer these types of environments will be here! Share the experience with family and friends and check out Hometown Cinema!

If I could give them less than 1 star I would…read more They don't answer their phone that's on THEIR website and so I got to drive 40 miles round trip to try and get my money back. They gave me less than I paid due to a "convenience fee" from the broken website. I'll be disputing that charge. If you like undersized theaters with uncomfortable seats and horrible service, this is most likely the place you'll want to go. I will NEVER go there again and will bet good money the only way this place survives is by dragging down other profitable locations.

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 would give the performance five stars because the performance was exceptional. If I could give…read moreour seats a negative rating however, I would. We were on the third level front row yesterday. The only way we could see was to perch on our seat, lean forward with our elbows on the wooden railing and peer down. Very disappointing. We paid $380 for four seats. The picture attached is what I could see if I sat with my back to my seat. Sitting in my seat I could only see the people on the other side of the venue. The performance was down below. $380. Not acceptable. If I perched on my seat and leaned over the edge of the balcony, I could partially see. Such a disappointment not to be able to fully enjoy such an exceptional performance.

Nice venue! Looks like they have lots of things to offer as well!…read more A few of the employees were a little too strict in my opinion but overall the experience was great!

We LOVED the Dallas Children's Theater! There isn't a bad seat in the place! The meet & greets…read moreafter are always fun too! We've been to several different shows & don't have any complaints! Our children have loved each show!

The Margo Jones Theatre / Magnolia Lounge is such a gem of a Performing Arts Theater, tucked away…read moreacross the street from the Old Mill Inn at Fair Park on the State Fair of Texas Fairgrounds! This beautiful little Art Deco Theatre is comfortably small and intimate. Hubby & I attended the critically acclaimed production of, "Hedwig and The Angry Inch" Friday night, 03/07/15, to see my daughters boyfriend, who is playing in "The Angry Inch" Rock Band. WOW......the band / music is amazing! Robert Rain, as Hedwig, and Jenine Galante, as Yitzhak, both give captivating performances! The story is sad, yet some parts are unexpectedly funny, as told by Hedwig Schmidt. The theatre was Rockin', the audience was singing and really involved in this play. Again, I really like this venue and hope to see more plays / productions here! The Margo Jones / Magnolia Lounge is truly a Dallas Icon, as was Margo Jones, herself! Per Wikipedia: ***Margo Jones (December 12, 1911 - July 24, 1955) , was an influential American stage director and producer best known for launching the American regional theater movement and for introducing the theater-in-the-round concept in Dallas, Texas. In 1947, she established the first regional professional company when she opened Theatre '47 in Dallas. Of the 85 plays Jones staged during her Dallas career, 57 were new, and one-third of those new plays had a continued life on stage, television and radio. Her theater-in-the-round concept requires no stage curtain, little scenery and allows the audience to sit on three sides of the stage. That concept was used by directors in later years for such well-known shows as the original stage production of Man of La Mancha, and all plays staged at the ANTA Washington Square Theatre (demolished in the late 1960s), including Arthur Miller's autobiographical play After the Fall (1964). ~Information provided by: Wikipedia.org http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margo_Jones *** Death of Margo Jones: On July 17th 1955, Jones invited friends over to a party. However, during the party an artist spilled red paint on the carpet, so she later brought professional cleaners to deal with it. They used carbon tetrachloride, a strong solvent commonly used in dry-cleaning processes at the time. Jones, satisfied with the cleaning, fell asleep into the night. Unfortunately, some carbon tetrachloride had been absorbed into the carpet and later evaporated, filling her home with toxic fumes. So she woke up dizzy; it was later discovered the gas had caused kidney failure. She was then found unconscious on the couch resting and she was rushed to hospital, but died 9 days later. According to her friends, she briefly regained consciousness and found out she was going to die, and made elaborate preparations for her burial, including asking her friends to dress her properly and grooming her for her funeral. She died July 26, 1955 at the age of 43, never realizing what killed her. In 1959, her theater was closed. **Information provided by : Wikipedia.org. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margo_Jones

This theatre is a small venue with many smaller theater groups performing. I love seeing things…read morehere. It's usual affordable, very creative, and a fun night with a live performance.

The place is always nasty. They don't clean the theatre in between shows. Im always scared I might…read moresee a rat. It only gets three stars bc the employees are very nice and try to make sure you have a good experience

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.