I got an invite to this theatre and was pretty excited to go, I mean it's like clue... In real life!
The first thing I did when I went inside was check in. After finding the place on my phone, I saw the previous reviews and it wasn't exactly too too amazing (meh). I decided to wait to pass judgement.
The dinner/show is set up in the following fashion. Appetizers followed by the entree followed by first half of the show, desert and the the second half and then the finale.
The food itself is pretty bad. I mean it does come in nice plates and it's plated nice, but that doesn't make up for the quality of food. I found it pretty generic and not too special. I think the best analogy about how the food was is the food your friend that thinks he's a good cook makes... Whos food is actually not great at all.
Now I don't really think it's too fair to judge a dinner theatre based on food alone. So I'll talk a little about the show itself.
The show itself is pretty cool because it's not really a show that's separated from the audience. What I mean is that the actors perform in the dining room around everyone and mingle with the audience.
Now I can't really say that much about the other shows but I can definitely say that the script wasn't that complicated. I guess you can say that it needs to be for people to figure it out.
So I guess it was kind of an overall experience to be judged. A thing I did like was that everything dinner, taxes, and gratuity was all include at the beginning. It kinda made it feel like an all inclusive deally. Saying that, alcohol is extra, and it's really pricey. It's about 6.75 for a bottle of sleemans or keiths. Brutal. I figure that's how they make most of their money.
I think it would really depend on the actual show that you're in, as the shows are always changing. Mine was alright, but I think there could have been some potential in other shows.