We had never seen to one of their productions, and we were invited to see Robin Hood at the Alum…read moreCreek Park Ampitheatre. What a great venue! We were warned to bring chairs, which we did, since the seating is on the ground in an ampitheatre setting. Note that for the future. The sound system is pretty good, but at times things did short out, but overall I came away very impressed. Westerville Park's does it right, the actors were very committed, and it was a wonderful experience of summer community Theatre. Well done....you will be impressed too. I'm going to check out a winter play in their other location.

Productions are wonderfully acted and meticulously presented with a sense of caring and pride that…read morecomes from a small, quality community theatre. A little out of the way (don't pass it by!) but well worth the drive.

Though Worthington Community Theatre has been around since 1970, and I'm from Worthington, I had…read morenever been to one of their shows until recently. A friend of mine had a role in their production of Arsenic and Old Lace, and a group of us came out to see the show. I was impressed with the professionalism of the show and their execution of the play. From reading the program, it was clear that the actors varied in age and experience, and it was interesting to see how they came together to put on a wonderful show. I'll definitely not let 30 years go by before attending another play from my hometown community theater!

Wonderful community theatre! I have thoroughly enjoyed all of my experiences here.read more

My first time at the Lincoln theater. It's a bigger place inside than what you see from the…read moreoutside. I'm deaf so I had front row seat. I saw Samantha Bee. Apparently she was famous at one time. I never knew her. But her one woman show was not something I would see again. The people and the theater were beautiful but the performance was less than ideal. But I would certainly recommend coming to this theater for other shows

I attended a beautiful play. I enjoyed the historic architectural. Just the history of the building…read morealone drew me to the place.

Cute little theatre in the heart of Grove City, Ohio. Actors who are dedicated to giving an all…read morestar performance on a budget for people to be able to afford.

This is one of the best local theatres in the Columbus area. My son and I started coming here…read moreregularly several years ago after we were blown away by their production of The Addams Family Musical. Prior to the performance, I had asked several locals about the theatre and was simply told that it was small, hence the name. Thank you, Captain Obvious. So, with not much to go on, my expectations were pretty low. Even so, the ticketing system for this theatre is ridiculously antiquated. To reserve a seat, you have to leave a message on their answering machine. Make sure you have lots of time on your hands when doing so because you will have to sit through a greeting that goes on forever with no way to bypass it. If there is a way, please let me know how. The message will ask you to leave your information and that your call will ONLY be returned if there is a problem with your reservation. I am the type of person who wants confirmation of my reservation. Because this theatre is a good 45 minute drive from my house, I want to feel confident that my reservation is in good order. Not surprisingly, since coming here my reservations have been botched twice. Once, I left my message several days in advance, but It was never received. Last week, my message was received, but my seats were given away to someone else who also (supposedly) had my (very uncommon) last name. Highly unlikely, in my opinion. In both instances, we were accommodated with seats, but I would have been upset had we been turned away. Aside from that hassle, we adore this theatre. Yes it is small and seats less than 100, BUT the productions are spectacular! I was amazed at how much they could do on such a small stage. Choreographed dance numbers, intricate sets, top notch voices and reasonable ticket/concession prices make this historic theatre an absolute treasure in Grove City. I have not seen a bad production yet and I highly recommend the musicals. Tons and tons of talent and not a bad seat in the house!

This summer I believe The Theater Troupe has been hit hard financially by the rainy weather…read more That's very sad when you experience a summer treat through this theater as you would in New York city..... The sound system is much improved. I attended Captain Blood and just this past weekend Richard III......ABSOLUTELY SPECTACULAR! It's the commitment to a professional theater experience that those in our community work so hard to provide all of us.....for free. www.TheActorsTheatre.org ATTEND each of the Schiller Park shows....look for pieces at Easton and Columbus Commons! Attend! Donate! Support! We each need the Arts......The Arts need us!

Actors' Theatre is back. Yahoo. After being forced to take a hiatus last season due to the…read morepandemic, it was great being back in Schiller Park for live theatre. The audience was respectful of everyone's "space" and the restrooms were following strict Covid protocols. Legacy Barbecue is back for another season with their delicious bbq. The group is currently performing Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing. Personally, I had trouble following large parts of the play due to the sound. I'm not convinced their new audio system is an improvement over the old wireless mics that each actor wore, but I guess that's progress. It was also a bit confusing with 8 performers filling 18 roles - with individual actors playing both male and female roles. Overall, however, it was a great night; it was great being back in the park and it was great seeing the actors on stage again. Looking forward to the next production.

If you love musicals, this is the theater company to watch. If you don't think you love musicals,…read morethis is also the theater company to watch. Known for staging shows both traditional and outlandish, CSP's recent season included The Rocky Horror Show, She Loves Me, Sweet Charity and Reefer Madness. As you can see they're down with variety. Columbus' only all-musical troupe, they seem to have honed the art. Their current home is Axis Nightclub, which gives the shows a dinner-theater quality (the full bar is open during shows). Performances are always intimate, and frequently include audience involvement of one kind or another. Don't be surprised if a zombie brushes past you at some point or an actor lands in your lap. (Sometimes literally - the stage is unusually shaped and on the small side and actors have been known to fall off during rehearsal...) It seems the rotating group of directors each have their own style, but all have a wicked sense of humor and it shows. And while the quality of show can vary ever so slightly as the cast and production staff change for each show, I've never experienced a show here that wasn't highly entertaining and worth my ticket price.

I saw the Center Stage Players doing a street performance during a summer Gallery Hop. They were…read moreplaying show tunes from Little Shop of Horrors. I'm not much for show tunes, but they seemed to have a pretty fair gathering. Their performance wasn't half bad, but they were absurdly loud, like ear-bleeding loud. They were really belting it out. It didn't help that their amp was echoing off the neighboring buildings. I felt bad for the other street performers who were being totally overshadowed. Despite Center Stage's disregard of the city sound ordinance, I'm a big fan of community theatre and would love to see one of their traditional live shows. They billed Rocky Horror last month. It seems like everyone around here grabs onto that story. The venue is appealing as well. They perform at Axis nightclub. Tickets are usually under $20 and can be purchased at the door the night of the event or online beforehand.

Let me start by saying that the Drexel has been around for a long time and I am very glad it is…read morehere in Columbus. It is a true community theatre and I appreciate the unique, diverse programming. My review will be based on a recent movie going experience. Pros: 1. See above. 2. Cool art deco interior. 3. Close to lots of dining options for pre or post movie meals. 4. Shows limited release movies. 5. Restrooms are very clean. Cons: 1. The theatre our movie was in was the smallest I have ever been in. Five rows of seats total. Even in the last row, it was uncomfortably close to the screen. 2. Did not seem to have surround sound and movie dialogue was sometimes hard to hear. 3. Parking situation is a little wonky. They have a small shared lot behind the theater, but there is no back door into the theatre (?) You have to walk around the block or through the grocery store parking lot to get to the front entrance.

Attended a screening of "Battersea" for the Columbus Film Festival. LOVED this theater! The seats…read morewere comfy and it gave off a vintage Hollywood vibe. Definitely will come back for more special screenings and fun movie events!

On their game tonight. Thoughtful and caring docents create…read morea homey environment. And this theatre has world-class acoustics. The show we saw, Shawn Colvin and Marc Cohn was a solid meh. 70minute show seemed a bit rude.

Howie Mandel in person tonight! Show hasn't started yet but looking forward to seeing it!read more

My almost 5yo participated in the 1 day Frozen Jr camp and had an amazing time! She asked if she…read morecould go back the next day which warmed my performing-loving heart. The coaches and David Glover were fabulous. I arrived early and heard the kids rehearsing before the end of day showcase. Hunter was so encouraging! When my daughter came out for the showcase I could see a visible increase in her confidence and she performed her little heart out. She is so excited for next week's 1 day camp and do attend in the summer.

The actors and show were great. That's where it ends for me. I went as a school group to see…read more"Pete the Cat" and the staff was not accommodating in the least. They basically kicked us out immediately after the show and were very nit-picky, not even allowing for the teachers to get a quick picture near the stage. We WON'T be supporting this theater again! So disappointed! We had a phenomenal experience at a theater in the Riffe center several years back to see Madeline's Christmas. I'm just shocked at the difference. NOT a fan.

The venue is a perfect size. The productions are generally quite good. There are no bad seats.read more

Such a nice new venue!…read more I came to see Happy 9/11 this past weekend and really enjoyed myself. The room is very spacious and has tons of seating. This is the place to see new exciting theatre in Columbus. Be sure to check it out. You can park in the lot directly adjacent to the building. They also have a very helpful map on the door of the theatre if you're unsure where to park.