This very small community theater features about six plays a year. The plays cover a wide variety…read moreof themes and at least one pay a year will appeal to everyone. The actors volunteer and really put their all into the shows. I was in a play here despite having zero experience. The veterans helped me along and overall it was a rewarding experience.

Tonight's performance of Hamlet was my third time watching a Theatre of the Poor play. I enjoy…read moretheir ingenious use of neglected spaces - hallways, stairs, and alleyways. This play was the first one I've seen since they got their own studio/stage space. Hamlet was just stunning and as the name of the theater portrays, they make expert use of relatively low budget props and costumes. Entry to see the plays no-cost, but I highly recommend giving donations, because they're well-earned.

I love this place it has amazing service and amazing people come here for your kids to do…read moregymnastics:)