Just finished seeing Mamma Mia at the theater. Incredible performance with a fantastic cast. Great…read morevoices and loads of energy. The performance was at the outdoor theater and as luck would have it a storm passed around the area and dropped enough rain to wet the stage but the crew hit the stage dried and there was only a 15 minute delay on beginning the play. Seating is nice utilizing wooden benches with armrests on either side of your seat. They do have complimentary cushions so grab one on your way in as they can go fast. Or bring your own! Very intimate theater and not a bad seat. Handicap parking is plentiful and easy access to the outdoor theater. Portable bathrooms are close by and a short walk to the main theater if you wish to use a 'brick and mortar' bathroom. There is also a regular theater which is used when the weather doesn't allow outdoor performances. Reasonably priced for what was a fantastic show. Will definitely going back again for additional shows.

What a delight! My family and I went to see Edward Tulane and absolutely loved it. These performers…read moreare extremely creative and talented. The 5 actors play multiple roles flawlessly. The main character also played a guitar which truly added to the mood of the performance. We saw it inside due to rain but it was still excellent. Tickets were reasonable for the level of performance. Go!

I grew up here in the summers back in the 80's. BEST memories ever…read more Great place for kids and great shows for everyone!

We've been seeing shows at HJT for years, and our son has been involved as an actor and tech in the…read morepast. HJT is great entertainment and a wonderful place for kids to learn and be involved in everything it takes to put on a production. We just enjoyed Into The Woods and look forward to many more shows to come!

Cozy with the soul of a giant! Art, crafts, events, comedy, theater! Always a good time surrounded…read moreby intriguing community members. Recently saw Evita! And it was great (I even got to enjoy one of our local fitness instructors on stage!).

What a great place for all kinds of entertainment and classes. My one criticism is there are so…read moremany great female and male or however they identify singer songwriters on Cape Cod and yet they cycle through the same talent every year and never include a more diverse group. I am a music director outside of Portland so I could not help notice this as I come back every year to the Cape.. Had the pleasure of seeing the singer/songwriter with The Oxford Drive Band -saw her at the Cultural Center of Yarmouth last year wow!- another great center for the arts.

I saw My Dinner With Andre at the Harbor Stage Company theater last night, Saturday, March 29 and…read moreas the movie did to me so many years ago, I was riveted by the depth of the fundamental conversations about life, death, and the meaning of our fragile existence. The intimate setting of the theater, about which much of the conversations in the play was about, created a warm personal atmosphere among the 60 or so who had this great experience. I had a lovely conversation about life's purpose with a young lady Victoria afterwards where we shared our love for the play and for the work of Virginia Woolf who also touches so deeply and beautifully life's wonder and sad fragility. Yes, we should have more great art like this to inspire us to cherish and strive to perfect, not our foolish facades, but the reality of community of all our ghost-like souls who struggle so hard during this short time on earth to find love, meaning and happiness. Thank you actors and playwrights who made this possible. The folks who worked there were also so friendly and welcoming. The actors were superb. I was amazed at how they could remember so many lines of the wonderful convoluted conversations. I wish more people could see this play. It is a magical combination of humor and philosophical depth about what truly matters in life.

This is the kind of place I want to see theatre. I saw "A Doll's House" at Harbor Stage and I had…read moresuch a great experience. At the heart of it was, of course, the actors. Talented professionals (with serious credits, all of them). Clearly with their heart in their work. The company has a really interesting combination of plays, which seems to be the pattern from year to year: a classical play (A Doll's House this year), a brand new play (an original play inspired by miners), and a contemporary play (Detroit, nominated for the Pulitzer last year maybe?). Added bonus was the physical environment of the "Har-Bar"--the lobby of the theatre (wine, beer, coffee and tea) that looks out to the harbor. And the harbor itself. (The theatre is aptly named.) Steps outside are benches to take in the view. There are a couple of places to eat in walking distance. There's a sit down place next door and a take out window at Mac's seafood for sitting on benches next to the harbor. I also loved the volunteers. I got to the theatre early because I had never been there and wanted to check out the space. There was a positive "buzz" from everyone there. There seemed to be a real sense of not only happy to be there, but proud to be a part of this company. So cool.

We had a great time here with our two kids seeing the summer production of Frozen. My 5- year old…read moreloved it so much he asked to go back and see the same show a second time. The casting was excellent, intimacy of the theater lends itself to a highly engaging experience. Kudos!

I have purchased tickets for performances twice and both times the shows were cancelled just before…read moreshowtime. I will not buy tickets again

Second review. Second wonderful show. Waitress served up a great entertainment experience!read more

I was hoping to get a last-minute ticket to see Anastasia. Seats were available, but prices were…read morejacked up to a ridiculous high. Sorry, I'm not going to pay close to $200 for a matinee performance. I've always been a fan of the Playhouse, but I'm falling out of love with it.

I can't remember the last time I laughed so hard during a show. Caught their tribute to George…read moreLucas last summer. I've seen a dozen Broadway shows, and walked away from this with a bigger smile and lighter spirit than any of the shows I saw in NY. Will definitely be back this summer!

If you're looking for new and fresh take on theater here on the Cape, check out this young theater…read moregroup. Greater Tuna was an incredible high-energy ride through multiple, small town characters played by two talented young actors. There's no doubt this group deserves a better theater venue. Great to support young, innovative talent.

What a great little (or big) place! Ticket prices were extremely reasonable at $17 a piece. The…read moreTheatre is great, seats were comfy, and a good size. As for the grounds they were great. There was a maze outside, beautiful trees, and plenty of parking, that was well hidden from your sight when you stood outside the theatre. Little theatres like this go to show you that even though you are a community theatre, you don't have to suck at your productions. With a little elbow grease, you can make a low budget show seem like a million dollar budget. I think this theatre (if it keeps it up) is worth every dime of ticket sales.