Both the main house and the smaller screening rooms offer first class movies and shows. Good seating, schedule is sometimes hard to find, but, rewarding.

We were at the kimball theater when George Washington was there. Very nice experience. Just remember limited seating so get your tickets at a booth prior to your show. We had the 3 day williamsburg pass, the tickets to the Kimball were free.

The Kimball Theater is used for movies and colonial presentations. We had a great time watching the presentation of the 18th Century play, The Walking Statue, or The Devil in the Wine Cellar. It was a fast paced farce full of deception and disguises that has been played to audiences since 1710!! What fun!

Excellent venue, not abad seat in the house. Lots of independant and smaller run movies. Good shows. They sell beer you can take to your seat!

As a W&M student, I have the opportunity to go here a lot. The theater is small, but has great acoustics. There are lots of performances of many varieties throughout the year!

Small venue with good acoustics in colonial shopping area. Good restaurants and interesting shops nearby. Live performances as well as unusual films.

They just don't seem interested in what the community would like to see.

We saw both a play, Walking Statues, and a Glass Armonica concert by Dean Shostak. Walking Statues gave an incredible insight into what people of the time experienced in terms of entertainment. The actors were very talented and very versatile. We were told that audience participation was expected in the 18th century. Several times "Encore" by the audience resulted in... More

People portray such famous historical figures such as Abraham Lincoln and Martha Washington and even answer questions from a historical viewpoint !