Pumphouse Players — Attraction in Cartersville

I wanted a group of friends, for my birthday, to go with me to see one of their Halloween plays (2017) I have been calling this company well over a week to ask about wait times in line, intermission, and whether or not the actors are willing to take pictures after the play with hair and make up. Unfortunately after calling for 11 days, I have never received a reply. This is very unprofessional and leads me to believe that the company only cares about making a profit and not the quality of their plays. The advertisement for the plays are just posted on Facebook, they are not advertised around town or promoted in any other way. Tickets are $18 a person, yet the seating is uncomfortable, the staff is volunteers, and The actors are paid little to nothing. I do not recommend for anyone to waste their time or money on this company. They truly do not care to have viewers or an audience, as long as the actors families show up and pay the ticket price, they will continue providing the lowest level of arts possible. Very...

Saw the comedy, The Explorers Club, which featured one of our favorite business owners, Mark Allan Smith of Olive Tree and Vine/Southern Muggs Coffee. Our friend did a wonderful job and had us "all a twitter". The entire cast did a wonderful job and we absolutely enjoyed the show. I have seen other Pumphouse Player performances at the Legion, but this is the first time that I have gone with a group of friends. Our group, Cartersville Uncorked, made plans to see this performance as soon as we became aware that Mark would be performing. Now our friend, Mark, can add thespian to his resume. How could we miss such a debut? The play runs through next Sunday, so make sure and catch a showing of The Explorers Club! You won't be...

Not a bad experience. It was out first time at improv night and was expecting to have some more laughs with the actual comedians but it was mainly audience members doing most of the improvisation. I would suggest maybe having less of it with audience members? Or maybe being a little more observant of the audience members on stage that are not participating and just sending them back down? I understand it takes a lot of courage to get out there but if you're not participating at all or look scared it takes a lot of the...