Awesome performance! Great message! Better than the…read moreNutcracker, and very very entertaining, with twists and turns and lots of funny moments too!

We've attended many times over the last 15 yrs. Praises to all involved…read morein the production of Scrooge the Musical. Every show has notable modifications to audience members and Chick Perry is a one-of-a-kind performer who obviously enjoys his role as Scrooge! All cast members work so hard and are dedicated to performing their best. Prices for the tickets have risen over the years from "free"(donations encouraged), to $25.00 a ticket. This year's performance was good, but the sound system made it difficult to hear all of the performers clearly. We return every year when there are performances scheduled and look forward to another year!

A great venue to see a show! The staff was so nice the whole time: through security, directing is…read morethrough the theater, even taking us to our seats. I don't think there are bad seats in the entire theater; good views from just about anywhere. Unlike comparable venues in Seattle, there is ample, low cost parking near the venue. We found a garage on Commerce, paying only $4 for the entire evening, including time for dinner! Will definitely consider coming again.

My partner and I had such a wonderful time at this theater watching the nutcracker! I was shocked…read moreat how gorgeous & timeless this theater was (as it was my first time in). The outside of the theater does not do the inside of it justice. The ornate beautiful walls and ceilings of the theater took my breath away! They had cocktails and some snacks for sale as well during the show which was a nice respite. Absolutely recommend booking a show here!

Wow. What a cool children's theater. This was our first time here as we live North of Seattle and…read moredon't make it down to this part of Tacoma often. We were invited by a friend to see Matilda: The Musical. He is in the show and it was a treat to see him perform. All the staff we encountered from the ticket takers to the concession staff were super nice and friendly. The concession lines were well staffed and moved quickly which is important with showtime swiftly approaching. This theater is easy to find with ample street and lot parking. The lobby was adorned with festive decorations for the Holiday season. The theater seating is a bit dated and cramped but all had good views of the stage. We loved the performance and were enchanted by the acting and singing and sets. The cast came out after the musical was over and mingled with family and the audience in the lobby. This theater really has a lot of love and character and it shows. We will definitely return one day and encourage others to do the same.

Moody, intimate, surprising (literally, we got jump scares and left with goosebumps!)…read moreMISERY blew us away. This was my first time at Tacoma Little Theater. What an amazing first impression, I think my son is hooked on performing arts now

We took our 7-year-olds to this circus at Stocker Farms in Snohomish, WA. We did the early 11am…read moreshow on a Saturday. The show is 90 minutes, including an intermission. Doors open one hour before, and before it starts they have some magicians and clowns going around doing some entertainment. There are some concessions (hot dogs, drinks, candy, cotton candy, popcorn), toys available for purchase, as well as face painting, and some photo board things. The top tier seating is a separated area with two rows right by the stage. The general admission is level seating on both sides of the stage. Premium, mid range price seating, is stadium above ground seating in the front of the stage. We did the mid-level stadium seating, and it is first come first serve for which seats you choose in that area. We arrived just 15 minutes before start time and were three rows up, but the kids had no problem seeing. General admission is all ground level and also first come first serve, so if you do that, I'd get there right when doors open to get a good seat. If you sit right up front in the top tier seats, you might be participating or have a little water squirted at you (the invisible dog peed). No animals, but a great little variety show with acrobats, a hula hoop girl, tightrope walker, trapeze artists, acrobats, yo-yo guy, and some goofy slapstick comedy. Our kids loved the goofy comedy and the acrobats. Would be great for younger kids, or for older kids who have never seen a Cirque du Soleil. If they've already been to Vegas and done the whole Cirque du Soleil thing, then this will be a bit of a letdown. But for a small local traveling circus, it was perfect for our kids and they loved their first big tent experience. If you have young kids, definitely a must do!

Delighted by this array of performers! Highly recommend for all ages. Not a bad seat in the house.read more

I'm leaving a review solely to say, Don't get seats in rows B or C. My siblings and I thought we…read morewere getting my mom really good seats in row C. When we got to the theater, it turns out the second and third rows aren't on a raised step like the other seats. It's behind A and B on the floor. D, E, and F would have been better choices. The seats are slightly staggered but my mom can really only see one side of the stage clearly. I feel a little miffed we paid to look at the actor through two rows of people.

I went to the Theatre on the Square a while ago to see a flamenco performance (Fanny Ara in Juncal…read moreStreet: Flamenco) and I find it odd that I have driven past this place several times and never knew it was a performing arts space. I had been to the Pantages Theater before, which is right up the street, and I guess this building fits right in with the other spaces in the square. There is a parking lot right across the street which makes it very convenient to get to the venue. The space itself is very clean throughout and modern looking in structure and paint. It is wheelchair accessible with elevators and the volunteer staff are very friendly and can answer just about any question you want to know. It appeared to mainly be made up of older ladies who probably have been patrons to the arts scene for the longest time. There is also a nice concession area with small snacks, coffee, adult beverages, and other things. I didn't purchase anything so I don't know what the prices were like. The theater itself had a very intimate setting in that it's a smaller theater with limited seating. It's quiet different from the theaters that require a larger stage for ballets, operas, or other events were there are larger in production and stage presence. I really liked the setting. The seats were easy to find and you don't feel cramped. The performance itself was amazing. The lighting and sound were also equally as amazing. I had seen flamenco at a theater in Olympia and this one was much better. I'll definitely be back to the Theatre on the Square. I will say that if you see a show you want to attend, buy your tickets early since the theater is small the performances sell out quickly.

Pros: Came here for The Naked Magicians and had a blast; was able to find free parking fairly…read moreeasily (lots of parking lots/garages nearby that were inexpensive--$10 for the evening); smaller, intimate venue; pretty much every seat is a good seat with a good view the way the venue is set up; friendly customer service--both in person and over the phone; checked in quickly; would definitely recommend/return Cons: Kind of an older theater; does not have a parking garage if its own; built on a hill, which can be challenging for some; limited food options (snacks and alcohol, but no real entrees); I believe no food/drink allowed in theater

Attended my first event there, Carol King & James Taylor musical show. Very interesting venue, it…read morewas built in 1918 and the design reflects the affluence of the time after WW1. It's a former movie theater in its time. The molding in the auditorium is fascinating. The venue seats 750, the show was sold out last night. The auditorium is white and yellow, These colors give it a sterile feeling. Whenever I go to a venue I always note the number of emergency exits. The auditorium had two on each side of the stage. This venue is located on a steep hill in downtown Tacoma, the entrance to the venue has not been altered to today's standards so it's two double doors with a several steps up from the sidewalk. When the show was over all 750 of us funneled out of the theater via the double door entrance. I was stunned, had there been a fire trampling would occur, the small lobby we funneled thru there was a set of emergency exit doors. I truly felt my safety was at risk as we were all trying to exit via a set of two doors. I was trying to understand why the two doors in the auditorium were not open as an option to exit. The show was great I just really question the exit strategy.

Me and hubby went to this theater to check out Fools Play Improv and the theater is very quaint and…read morecomfy. The guys were hilarious and we enjoyed ourselves very much! The theater is easy to find and there is a parking lot (pay to park) right next door. Now, I will say, the seating rows are a bit tight meaning once you sit down, no one can pass by you. You would literally have to stand up and possibly move into the isle way to let the person pass by. My advice, get a seat at the END of the isle. But otherwise, great community theater and we can't wait to go back!

Wonderful theater on a shoestring budget…read more My 7 year old daughter participated in a spring break camp at TYT. She's enjoyed several theater camps in the Tacoma area and we value each for a unique culture. What I especially appreciate about TYT is how they conjure something amazing virtually from thin air. The kids have a blast. Every kid gets a good part and they are involved in all aspects of the production. It's a great little "black box" theater. The camp was a great boost for my daughter's creativity and confidence. I give 4 stars only because sometimes the TYT folks were late opening the door in the mornings. Sometimes you waited around a few minutes to drop off your child. This wasn't a big deal for me, but I can see how it would annoy some parents & caregivers.

Bill hosted by son's 10th birthday and I have nothing but positive things to say. Bill worked with…read moreme to make sure the theme and gift bags matched my son's personality and helped find a place the trailer could be parked close to my (very hilly!) street. He and his daughter were helpful in managing a lot of kids with tech needs and remained patient and positive. The trailer is clean and spacious. I would hire him for any event!

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Pros: Went to the Rialto Theater for The Naked Magicians and had a blast; was able to find free…read moreparking fairly easily (lots of parking lots/garages nearby that were inexpensive--$10 for the evening); smaller, intimate venue; pretty much every seat is a good seat with a good view the way the venue is set up; friendly customer service--both in person and over the phone; checked in quickly; would definitely recommend/return Cons: Kind of an older theater; does not have a parking garage if its own; built on a hill, which can be challenging for some; limited food options (snacks and alcohol, but no real entrees); I believe no food/drink allowed in theater

This review only relates to the administration process. I received an e-mail offer on the 24th of…read moreDec of this past year. It offered two tickets for the price of one and included the following statement "With so many shows to choose from,head over to our website to grab your holiday gift." Since it was a one day only offer I did so and selected one of the near term events. When the discount was not automatically applied to my on-line purchase as the offer said, I called the ticket office which was closed and wouldn't open until Jan 18th. I left a message and someone called to tell me that the event I selected wasn't part of the offer. I think the lesson I learned is that one needs to be sure when responding to an offer from this group when buying on-line as they can be difficult to contact even during non-holiday periods.

I came in for a midnight showing of Chopping Mall…read more Concessions were cheap, as were the tickets. The theater wasn't packed, and all the attendees were equally excited to be there. I really enjoyed the atmosphere. Prior to the showing, they played a bit of trivia in which moviegoers could win cool local art pieces. The bathrooms were clean, not very accessible as they were on the 2nd floor up a stairwell. I'm sure the building's age has something to do with that. I didn't ask for an elevator or sought out bathrooms on the ground level (I didn't see any), so I could be missing information. I will definitely be back for the following months' viewing.

came here with chookerica to watch the Rocky Horror Picture Show with the shadow cast, which was…read moregood! Glad that they have some volunteers in crowd to help with calls. They tend to repeat the games for first-time viewers, which is fine, but there are so much more funnier ones. I will not say how it could funnier just bc I do not want to spoil for anyone who has not seen this production, but that is on me for not saying something to the cast after the show. Really neat to see members rotate between characters to play. Maybe I will consider joining the cast, but meh. Also, prop bags tend to be missing some things and they still cost the same $5 price. Not too expensive, but with how many things that they miss at times... ehhhhh . I still be coming here because I just love this movie so much. Venue reminds me of the thespian theater room in my high school