Great Venue to visit and enjoy the very clean building! Don't get scared about the reviews from…read morepeople who feel entitled! The Ushers and staff were very friendly, helpful and welcoming! Someone mentioned the price on their food being high! That's a blatant lie and a disgraceful statement to lie about! The price in their concession stands are very reasonable and priced accordingly! See for yourself or go eat the Slop you buy at Chick Filet or Wawa! I enjoyed myself and so did my wife. Josh Turner is a great performer and his music is amazing! Good place for a fun environment for folks and no street trash

This is a small but very nice venue that provides a great experience for live events. We came to…read moresee Alton Brown Live, and the evening did not disappoint. Parking was well organized, and the lines moved quickly, making it easy to get into the venue. Once inside, we were able to find our seats without any hassle. Overall, the venue was efficient, comfortable, and well managed. We would definitely attend another event here.

Show started at 7:30pm - we arrived at 5:40pm (doors open at 6pm) but was seated as soon as we…read morearrived. Food was hot and fresh - the server was friendly but not attentive. Theatre was warm but I honestly think it was due to the sell out crowd. Due to the table set up - you felt close to everyone around you. It doesn't make sense that the tables do not face the stage - it makes it uncomfortable. We were seated with ppl not in our party - they were friendly but not enough space. The play was great - live music was a fun edition. Overall a good experience and will definitely come again. We will just be more strategic where we sit.

Fantastic show. Great buffet. Our family loved Oklahoma. Ado Annie stole the show. Lori and Curly…read morewere better than the original movie!

Incredible experience! From the moment we arrived, the staff thought of absolutely everything. They…read moreexplained the process clearly, made everyone feel comfortable, and genuinely wanted to ensure that every participant had the best possible experience. The yoga session itself was fantastic, and the baby goats were the stars of the show! I smiled more in that hour than I have in a long time. It's impossible to be stressed, unhappy, or take yourself too seriously when baby goats are climbing on you and demanding attention. If you're even remotely considering goat yoga, stop thinking about it and sign up. Seriously. It was one of the most fun and joyful experiences I've ever had, and I would do it again in a heartbeat.

I'm so happy we got to visit this farmhouse and take the tour. It was very entertaining and…read moreeducational. If you're visiting the area, this is a must do. We got to learn a lot about the Amish community, how they live and how they farm. The tour of the land was beautiful and we really enjoyed getting to see the animals.

A wonderfully low key, intimate performing arts theater, we saw The Motown Club, and it was…read moreterrific. The theater reminds me of an old school local TV station studio like the one Bandstand (if you know you know, if you don't, you're too young) was shot at in West Philly many years ago. Apparently it can be configured multiple ways to allow for various types of shows. The acoustics are great and the sound and lighting is well done. They have a small snack bar but you can bring your own beer and wine. Highly recommend with a rare 5*.

The illumination holiday interactive concert is such a great experience! Talented vocalists and…read moremusicians keep you entertained. There is a concession stand and all the staff is helpful and kind. Definitely recommend!

A Wonderful new way to experience a Christmas classic, The Nutcracker…read more The Trust Performing Arts Center is perfect for highlighting such beautiful music. Thank you, Fever, for offering performing arts so the average person can expand their appreciation of musical talent. I'm unsure how food/intermission could be offered with a one-hour performance.

Black box theater. Non-profit group. Good show but the crowd wasn't really on as it should have…read morebeen. Awesome little spot and it was well laid out and the workers were incredibly nice and accommodating. I really enjoyed the show and the experience!

The piano was fairly good, but Gabby's part was better. Rory's part was traditional and…read moreinteresting. Overall best experience ever. Cant wait for my plastic babies to come in the mail!

From the owner: Lancaster's own non-profit improv theater, learn improv with us or see a show in person and…read morestreamed on our Twitch! We look forward to meeting you

I visited Lancaster PA for the first time and loved the vibe. Ware Center is in the city center…read morenext to the Fulton theater.

Attended the CPOSC - Open Source Conference here. This was like the county fair of technology…read moreconference. Staff at the front desk and check in were very helpful. Event was well organized with displays in lobby and sessions in the auditorium. Great place for musicals, shows and events.

On a small, side street stands a brick building. Black shutters hug the windows while the flower…read morewindow boxes above loom over the sidewalk below, waiting for an audience. A Historic Marker proclaims that a famous puppeteer was born nearby. The white door left slightly ajar wears a sign, "Sold Out." Some places might feel forlorn wearing those words, but not here--this is the home of Lancaster Marionette Theater. From the moment you walk into Lancaster Marionette Theater, the magic surrounds you, and what Robert Brock has created on Water Street in historic downtown Lancaster is something out of a storybook. From the John Durang Puppet Museum, to the Backstage Tour, and most of all to the delightful marionette performance itself--everything about this charming building is full of Brock's heart and soul. When I first heard about this small but quaint theater, it gave me visions of memories growing up watching The Sound of Music. We all remember the famous scene of Maria and the children performing their marionettes while singing "The Lonely Goatherd." When I ordered tickets to see Peter Pan, I did not know what to expect but I was looking forward to sharing this experience with my twelve-year-old son. Brock, a native of Lancaster, fell in love with theater and puppets as a little boy when his dad made a puppet play theater for his sister one Christmas. As an adult, he went to Boston Conservatory and majored in Music Theater. In 1990, Brock's Hole in the Wall Theater opened with hand puppets, but when his shoulders gave out, he switched to all marionettes ten years later. January of this year, the name was changed to Lancaster Marionette Theater, and with it came renovations including a new "green" updated lighting system. There are so many parts of creating each show. Making wooden carved puppets, creating patterns for costumes, cutting out the material, sewing clothes, sculpting clay for the heads, painting the marionette, writing the script--these are just a few of the steps Brocks takes. Perhaps that is what makes this small theater so unique. The audience gets the chance to meet the founder and artistic director, Robert Brock, during the Backstage Tour. While learning that it takes him 50-60 hours to build each marionette, audience members feel Brock's charisma and passion for the theater. During the tour that day, Brock told the crowd about a project he is currently working on about dinosaurs. While he still performs some of the same shows each year, he continues to create new ideas. My son and I arrived that Saturday in October for the last performance of the year for Peter Pan. There was a large group of young children attending, and the theater has a policy about children being quiet during the performance. This policy was explained and delivered from one of the staff before the show, standing right in front of the stage, and it was aimed at the children so they could understand. Somehow--it worked. I did not hear a peep from the children throughout the 35-minute show. Brock explains on his website, "Shari Lewis used to say, 'Never write down to children.'" Perhaps that is the key. We left that day with a new appreciation for puppets. It was amazing how Peter Pan was brought to life with just one man--with music, strings and some pixie dust.

This place is great! Go see a show! Then see another one! We have taken our nieces and nephews…read moreseveral times to the kid-oriented puppet shows. They are between the ages of 6-11. All enjoyed themselves. The pre-show backstage tour is fascinating to them because it also includes jnfo on how the artist makes the puppets so don't miss out on that. We recently attended one of the more adult oriented shows. It was over the top awesome. We would definitely do this again for date night! It was funny, minimally baudy.... Great costumes and singing. It is a very small theatre which means every seat is a good one.