TOP 10 Theatre tickets in North Carolina

The Pointe 14 is a movie theater located at 2223 Blockbuster Road in Wilmington, North Carolina, United States. We offer a variety of movies for all ages, with shows before 1:30pm featuring 3D/PDX features at an additional cost. Our ticket prices are $6.00 before 6pm and $7.50 after 6pm, with additional charges for PDX and 3D features. We also have a special $7 small drink & popcorn combo available. Please note that 3D glasses are the property of Stone Theatres and must be returned after each showing. For the safety and enjoyment of all guests, we have a strict policy prohibiting costumes, character masks, face paint, large bags/backpacks, packages, or weapons (real or fake) at all times. This policy is enforced 365 days a year. Additional policies may be posted at the theatre location.

Camel City Playhouse is a unique and intimate black box theatre located at 110 7th Street West in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. As Winston Salem's only genuine black box theatre space, we offer a diverse range of theatrical experiences for our audiences. With our Main Stage shows, you can enjoy a variety of performances that showcase the talent and creativity of our local artists. Purchase a ticket package to see all five of our upcoming shows and immerse yourself in the vibrant world of live theatre at Camel City Playhouse.

The Louise “Scottie” Stephenson Amphitheatre, located at 301 Pogue Street in Raleigh, North Carolina, is an outdoor performance venue utilized by Raleigh Little Theatre to safely welcome back audiences for a mix of family and adult programming and special events. After almost a year of limited operations due to COVID-19, the theatre is excited to announce its plans for the remainder of the 2020-21 season. The upcoming shows at the Amphitheatre include an imaginative retelling of Snow White, a concert performance of The Last Five Years in partnership with the Raleigh Symphony Orchestra, the annual fundraising event Divas! Under the Stars, and a production of The Mountaintop, a fictional depiction of Martin Luther King Jr.'s last night on earth.