My daughter and I had a great time seeing A cat on a Hot…read moreTin Roof. It was our first time visiting this playhouse and will come back. The actors and actresses were amazing. They received our standing ovation too.

Great plays in a beautiful town. You can feel the history of the playhouse as soon as you walk in…read more Nothing like relaxing with a glass of wine and enjoying a great play! Actors are quality performers! If you can't get to NYC, consider supporting a local theater and go to Bucks County. Awesome town with lots to do and lots of great places to eat.

I can't believe I have lived in this area for so many years and never went to the Newtown Theater…read more It's a pretty cool space with some unique events tucked away on State Street. They do have a bar area and a popcorn stand. I went for their 90 minute cat video event. During the preshow I learned that this is the oldest theater is America! How crazy is that! They have some fantastic shows coming up including many tribute bands as well as movie showings. I'm really hoping to get tickets see Joan Osborne singing the songs of Bob Dylan. If you haven't been here I'd definitely check out their website or Facebook page to see what they have going on that might be of interest,

We came all the way from New Jersey, and visiting Newtown Theatre was truly a pleasure from start…read moreto finish. Not only did we get to enjoy a night out in this charming town, but we also had the chance to be part of a place filled with history and character. Walking into the theatre felt like stepping back in time in the best way--warm, classic, and full of heart. The ambience was absolutely perfect. The cozy, intimate setting made the entire experience feel personal and inviting. From the moment we walked in, the energy was welcoming. The fresh-popped popcorn added that nostalgic movie-night touch, and the bartenders and staff members were incredibly friendly, helpful, and genuinely happy to be there. Their hospitality made the night even better. We came to see The Ultimate Doors, and what a show! The sound, the vibe, and the atmosphere all came together to create a memorable night. It's rare to find a venue that feels both historic and alive, but Newtown Theatre gets it right. We would absolutely love to visit again. If you're thinking about catching a show here--do it. It's an experience you won't forget!

I went during the middle of the week. We practically have the theater to ourselves. Clean…read morecomfortable in this experience overall.

You must be a Man of Steel to endure the newly expanded reel of ads and trailers that proceed each…read morefeature. By the time the filler ended, I had forgotten what movie I was there to see. Superman... I think. Forty minutes is a bit much but I guess that's what happens when you have too many screens and too few films to fill them.

Great sound, fantastic, intimate venue. Compliments to the gracious staff,…read more They know how to handle a crowd and treat their guests... saw the legendary Buddy Guy & was close enough to the stage that he handed me a pick. Once in a lifetime event. Thank you for hosting such a great show!

Parking here is awful as this venue is located in a residential area. Add in extra time for…read moreparking. Atmosphere: low lighting and dated. If you're tall, you'll should purchase a row that doesn't have seats in front of you of you so that you can stretch your legs out, other wise you'll have bruises on your knees from them being against the seat in front of you. They really need an upgrade to these seats. The Tower theatre closed and this location reminds me of that's venue. Overall if you don't mind the look and tight seats you'll enjoy a concert.

I only get out to the Pocono Community Theater every ten or twelve years. I'm not in the area, but…read morewhen I am, it's a must-visit. An old-style independent movie theater with a great selection films, friendly staff, and modern picture and sound. Was here this past Saturday for Guillermo del Toro's "Frankenstein" and got a matinee ticket, soda, and popcorn, for twenty-one bucks. Can't beat that kind of a deal these days. Hopefully my next visit here will be in the near and not distant future. I love this theater!

Great price for good performances . Easy to get to and good parking. It's a great place fur family…read morefun.

We came to the theatre to see Steel Magnolias. The staff was friendly and the performance was…read moregreat. What a great price for a great night !

Always a pleasure visiting this awesome theater. The staff is always fantastic and the seating is…read morewonderful. The shows are all so good and the prices are great. Love this theater.

It was Amazing !!! Theater was very beautiful, and I had a great time with my friends...read more

This theater is amazing, always bringing professional and non professional talents to the stage…read more All the shows I've been to have been memorable and wonderful. This night I took my family to hear the Gospel Holiday Concert which was beautifully performed. The space was nice and quaint , not a bad seat in the house. The seating is very comfortable and we had a lovely time singing along praising God. I love this theater and hope more cone out to the gem of a theater

I saw the Sound of Music yesterday. We had great seats and we loved the entire cast. The kids…read morewere on point and excellent so we're the adult actresses and actors. We loved the show and the entire cast. EXCELLENT PROPS ACTRESSES ACTORS & KIDS! Everyone knew their lines and sang beautifully

If I could give a rating of 10 stars I would. All of the staff and directors are so knowledgeable…read more in their craft and kind. My daughter had an amazing experience at their camp and put on an amazing production of Beauty and the Beast. She will be returning to audition for future plays!!

A family friend recommended the Old Academy Players to me and went so far as to buy two tickets for…read moremy birthday (one for me, the other for a date) to one of their shows. I stopped in this past weekend to see "Murdering Marlowe". I'm no stranger to the arts, but wasn't sure what to expect, especially since I didn't get a chance to read about the play beforehand. I was surprised by the size (or lack thereof) of the Old Academy's auditorium. Their seating area can't handle a huge audience - but is that really a problem? The venue's intimate setting does make performances more personal; it was easy to become absorbed into the characters on stage. In particular, the actor who played Marlowe was a hoot! (Check out their show!) The Old Academy Players is a not-for-profit, largely volunteer-driven, community theater so if you've time to spare, sign up for their mailings and see where you can help!

Went for our first visit to Old Academy Players last night and loved it. We saw Oscar Wilde's…read morefamous "The Importance of Being Earnest" and it was great! They were very hospitable, much moreso than theaters downtown. For example, they offered refreshments during intermission, and a champagne reception after the production for opening night. Other playhouses do similar things, perhaps asking a modest fee for refreshments, etc., but it's normally one or the other (refreshments or reception), not both. It just was a few small touches like that that made us feel welcome, even when a long way from our neck of the woods. Thank you, Old Academy, for a great production, and since your season boasts some heady plays that look like they have some real content and intellect to them, we look forward to going back. Please note, we found no designated parking lot (may have missed it). They are in a residential neighborhood so we found a spot, but on show night these spots are few and far between... had to park a bit far, so be prepared to walk a bit (noting shoe type and foul weather).

Theater's like this are a treasure to local communities. I appreciate the staff that run these…read moreevents. The venue allows speakers, music and the arts to have an outlet. It's so important to keep places like this going.

This place is just totally mismanaged and the venue misused. When I look at the Board of Directors…read moreand the "executives" running it (into the ground), I totally understand why it IS what it IS. That neighborhood at night is SCARY! The patrons at Slainte's Irish Bar (and occasionally at Gleason's) make it very unsafe. Obnoxious drunk people lingering around on the sidewalks! The Peekskill Police presence (or lack thereof) is a major problem as is parking! Go see the Boz Scaggs cover band somewhere else where you can eat at a nice restaurant beforehand, find parking and not deal with the dregs of society that linger in front of Slainte's (& Gleason's)!