Spotlight Theater Company is exceptional at producing top-notch plays and the local actors are…read moreexceptional. Saw Buyer & Cellar, a new comedy by Jonathan Tolins, Directed by Linda Suttle and starring John Hauser in this one man play about a struggling L.A. actor who takes a job working in the basement of a beloved megastar. The result is an outrageous comedy about the perils of fame, the price of friendship, and the oddest of odd jobs. John Hauser is so superb in this role. It was so engaging and I recommend that everyone watch this play at least once-it will not disappoint! It runs from 14 Oct to 11 Nov 2017. The venue is small but has the advantage of making you feel part of the stage. There is a snack bar with an assortment of drinks and goodies.

I loved this theater! It's definitely off the beaten path if you haven't yet visited. We were a…read morelittle confused about parking. There was a small section near the front, with some handicapped and regular spots. So we parked there, wondering if they don't get a big crowd because there were only a few spots. Apparently you park before you get to the building, the lot we parked in usually goes to the older folks. Lesson learned. We saw RFK there, a one-man show about Bobby Kennedy. I was a little dubious about it, but the actor did a fantastic job! It kept my attention and I learned quite a bit. James got a standing ovation from all of us there. I don't know how he memorized all those lines. The theater itself is really cute, the doors to the stage/seating are really memorable. They also offered coffee, wine, other drinks, and all kinds of little snacks. The glass of wine was $5. And you can bring it inside with you while you watch. The seats were not super comfortable, but they were more comfortable than most other theaters. This is key when you're sitting down for 2+ hours. They were very low to the ground though, like sitting on a kid's trainer potty. Not sure how the older folks got up and down since it meant squatting a little low. This brings me to the audience. I'm not sure if it was the play subject matter, or the theater, or just the culture of theater in general, but we were the youngest people there by far. It didn't bother me at all, but the age gap was pretty noticeable. It made me want to write a stellar review about this little theater to get more young people to come appreciate it!! I saw that Monty Python's Spamalot will be coming through this year. And guess who's going? This girl. And maybe you??

I've enjoyed seeing several plays through the years staged by the Evergreen Players, usually it's…read morebeen to see a comedy but last weekend it was a drama. The play was called The Women of Lockerbie and I was blown away by how good it was. The writing, directing, and set all hit their marks, but the acting was simply transcendental. All the actors were very good, especially the three leads who were able to draw the audience into the story without getting to button pushy with the audience's emotions. I hate when I feel like I'm being manipulated emotionally and this performace was able to bring me along for the ride without that feeling of being used. This play is only open another week, so if you want to see it you better hussle up to Evergreen!

What a great venue and talented company! We have been here for several shows and always KNOW it…read morewill be a fantastic production. The Cottage, showing from January 31 - February 23, 2025 is a wonderful farce! Come see it if you can!

Behind this unassuming storefront is a 120 seat local theater with over 7500 sf of stage, lobby,…read moreadministrative, educational and backstage spaces. We attended Sweeney Todd and were impressed with the production. Inventive set and energetic chorus. We were seated on the side and had some difficulty making out the lyrics for some of the actors, sometimes music drowned out singing. Big show for a small local theater to take on. Nice to have options for entertainment without driving down the hill!

45 years of nurturing children in the art of music. Mentoring, teaching, providing tuition…read morescholarships. The sound that come from these youthful choral members is astounding. What they can accomplish is amazing. Support this very worthwhile organization.

World class entertainment venue in a renovated Victorian-style complex that is a Douglas County…read moreHistoric Landmark. Attended grand opening featuring nationally acclaimed magician/humorist Stephen Bargatze. Outstanding performance along with gracious hosts, Carol Massie and Joe Givan. Highly recommended!

Absolutely impressive display of lights, especially considering it is just a son and dad who are…read moreputting it all together. Admission is free, but they collect donations for the foodbank as a way to support. We came on a Sunday evening, and it was pretty busy. When it is busy they do only have the trails and shutdown the driving option. Lots of photo ops spots. Make sure that you catch their light show too! They've got a radio station that syncs the music up with the lights. We had a really good view of it from the top of the hill on the other side of the street. My kids really enjoyed this light display, as well as us adults!

DON'T GO!!! Very sad. We drove an hour to get there on Dec…read more22 only to find it closed for the season. Everyone was disappointed. It was a sad car ride home.

Love this place! This is a great venue for an intimate ambiance and every seat has a great view! I…read morewish they had more shows and concerts here. I would hands down be a number one fan. Seats are comfortable and bathrooms are always clean as well. Plenty of free parking (lot).

Ample parking and there is overflow for events…read more Theater was renovated several years ago and is great for all types of events from comedy shows to theater and film festivals. They typically have snacks and drinks available (beer and wine) for the bigger events. The Theater is part of the Jewish Community Center (JCC).

Favoritism is their talent. I remember performing but I also remember the ensemble parts and…read moreknowing that I would only get ensemble parts because the teachers favorites, specifically their daughter was going to get the main role. And I understand honestly that I wasn't the most talented, but it got me down. The company is nice and I liked it. But looking back I realized I could do better. And I am.

I was a past student there and I have something to say about spotlight. Some of the things are good…read morebut most are bad. The good things were that they offer a good range of classes from tumbling to acting, I only took acting and singing classes, they also do a lot of charity work and take groups to fun locations to sing. The bad things have scared me for life. I always felt as if I was not as good at singing or acting then the other kids, the vocal lessons started off in the main performing room were you would do vocal exercises and group songs then Teresa and Ashley would separate the kids into two groups, which I think is highly inappropriate because some kids struggle with confidence levels like me and I put on a shell that looks confident but I really struggle with self control so it was hard for me and for other kids. Another thing is that Ashley and Teresa put a front up saying that they don't try to make kids perfect when I think they do they also choose favorites ( I know every kid says that the teachers have favorites but in this case there where favorites) I always felt I was never up a favorite kid because they treated other kids differently. Amber who is a family member and student at spotlight is treated better then most kids and I know she has epilepsy and has a service dog for a reason but amber would bring her dog up to the stage and sing with It making the dog jump out of her hands and make a distraction also I'm afraid of small dogs and they give me bad anxiety so that was not helpful also they would hand out stickers to the "better" kids which again causes problems. The acting part was the same with the favorites. I remember going home everyday after those horrible classes crying. I have to go to therapy for anxiety and self esteem and when I went to spotlight they got worse Theo