We went to see Saturday Night Fever today on a bus trip from our 55+ community in Ocala. This was the worst performance I ever saw at a dinner theater. I saw high school musicals that were so much better. It was my first time at Alhambra and it will be my last. Seating is terrible, the singers were horrible and acting was awful. I gave it two stars because the food was okay.

This is a very nice theatre. My husband and I have attended many shows. They all were great! During our last visit on our anniversary/his birthday. I reached for the wine menu and accidently knocked my wine glass over - some onto my husband's lap. The table was for four and none of our plates were picked up - which limited room. The host just happened to be walking by and assisted my husband with another chair. He later joked about it on stage as if I were drunken or something. I had only one sip and wanted to recall the name of the wine. I was not offered another glass - that's ok not asked if I were ok. After sharing it was our anniversary, the joke made was similar will he remain married to you after you spilled the wine I was offended. Non one had to know that my wine was spilled. This is why i gave 3 rating. The table was just small. However, we enjoyed the show.

The dinner options were decent. The antipasto salad was decent. The cod, lamb shank and chicken carbonara dinner entrees were decent. Deserts were average. The service was decent but bring cash to tip. The venue is little dated but the play and actors in the “Morning After Grace” were excellent. Would come back for another play knowing food is average.

Lunch and show was great! However, poor communication when pipes burst. They could have called or texted. Their response was call 300 people. We drove almost 30 minutes to be turned away. Later we found out many people were notified. However, when we emailed them about this. No response. Also, high pressure for tips considering the price was high. This should be included.

Have always enjoyed coming here and will continue. Dinner was good but I think the murder weapon here was either the coffee cake or the show itself. The Mystery of Edwin Drood offered no mystery as to why many got up at intermission and didn't return. While the cast did a good job with what they had to work with, the plot and the music fell short and was rather difficult to understand and quite honestly, BORING!