Charles Theatre serves Baltimore, MD and is located in the 21201 ZIP code.
Reviews for Charles Theatre
Charles Theatre received an average rating of 5.00 out of 5 stars from 13 reviews.
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Made our night by stacey l via Insider Pages on 5/22/2010
made our night and believe me it made up for my families horrible experience from the day time..... not worth even mentioning. This place was a gem all around.
Great art house fare by Robert S. via Judy's Book on 4/16/2006
This is a very popular theatre on Charles (hence the name, natch). They specialize in independent films and films that don't get a wide release. It's really not in competition with the multiplexes. Great old theatre building with lots…
excellent indie movie theater! by Emily H. via Judy's Book on 12/19/2005
The Charles theater is the place to go to see small release, independent movies. Lots of documentaries, foreign films, and other movies that you can't find other places. Tickets prices are comparable to chain theaters, but your money is…
Art films and other interesting movies by Paul H via Insider Pages on 11/21/2005
The Charles theater is the place to go to see non-mainstream movies. They now have a bunch of theaters under one roof and there's always something good playing. There's a nice lounge inside and next door is a wonderful tapas restaurant…
Indie movies galore by Emily H via Insider Pages on 11/21/2005
The Charles theater is the place to go to see small release, independent movies. Lots of documentaries, foreign films, and other movies that you can't find other places. Tickets prices are comparable to chain theaters, but your money is…
rare independent movies by Sandra W via Insider Pages on 11/3/2005
The Charles is a wonderful little theater that plays independent movies and other films that are not in wide release. We saw Supersize Me here and it was totally fun!! The Charles also plays a few wide release films too. The ambience is…
Excellent place by Donald P via Insider Pages on 9/29/2005
The Charles is one of the best places in Baltimore to catch a movie. Not only has it been remodeled to be modern, but the prices aren't too bad either (well for a movie).
Great Little Art House Theater by Phil N. via Judy's Book on 8/17/2005
The Charles is a great venue for seeing indie films or other films which, for one reason or another, are not widely distributed. Located in northern Baltimore near Penn Station, the nearby restaurants make it great for a night out. The…
Beyond Hollywood--Art flicks by Charles A. via Judy's Book on 8/16/2005
The Charles is Baltimore City's Art theatre. It doesn't usually play the action packed Hollywood crap that we are flooded with on a daily basis. The movies they play are more international and usually require a few more brain cells to…
A great place to catch rare movies by Sara G. via Judy's Book on 8/16/2005
The Charles is a wonderful little theater that tends to play independent movies and other films that are not in wide release. So anytime you hear buzz about an indy film or something, this is the place to catch it. The Charles also has…
Smells funny, but the best place for indie movies by Alison K. via Judy's Book on 8/15/2005
I went to the Charles to see Hustle and Flow as well as March of the Penguins. Admittedly, their bathrooms are kind of smelly and not as clean as I would like, but c'mon, they're bathrooms, right? Anyway, it's a very quaint theatre. It…
Unmatched atmosphere by Debra A via Insider Pages on 7/27/2005
Seeing a movie at the Charles is a real experience, regardless of the film itself. The ambiance is transporting, reminiscent of another time. Really a wonderful theater. They show both first-run movies and classics, and both are made…
Baltimore's best alternative cinema by Jenny K via Insider Pages on 7/21/2005
The Charles Theatre shows indie, art-house, and classic films with the occasional blockbuster thrown in (to pay the bills, I guess). It is in a creatively renovated building and located near a number of fun restaurants and bars. Prices…
