Dinner and a show? No problem. Arkansas offers a variety of choices when you want to take in a play or musical and enjoy a wonderful meal.
The Arts Center of the Grand Prairie in Stuttgart offers dinner theater productions, concerts and art classes and workshops throughout the year. Exhibits are changed monthly at the Center, offering visitors a variety of visual arts.
Since 1999, Searcy's Center on the Square has offered a wide variety of productions, including dinner theater, an Arkansas children's theater, a summer dessert theater and full-scale musicals.
The Imperial Dinner Theatre in Pocahontas is a true success story in northeast Arkansas. Five years after originally opening its doors, the Imperial had outgrown its first home. After a successful fundraising campaign, the Imperial reopened in a state-of-the-art facility designed specifically for dinner theater productions.
Turning the big 4-0 in 2007, Murry’s Dinner Playhouse in Little Rock offers a variety of award-winning musicals, plays and live entertainment throughout the year, complete with an all-you-can-eat buffet. Murry’s is also available for special events or large groups.
Rogers Little Theater offers a variety of dinner theater, concerts, special productions and live performances year-round. The theater is located in the historic Victory Theater, the first movie theater built in northwest Arkansas.