This is a great intimate venue to see a concert. Just saw Dumpstaphunk and Gary Clark, Jr. and both…read morewere fantastic. However, the show was somewhat ruined by the fact that the staff did nothing about the audience members talking through the show out by the bars. It was so loud. There were not enough staff on duty and the ones that were there did nothing. Everyone there purchased a ticket and should have been able to enjoy the show. I even went out and asked if something could be done about it, was told yes, and nothing changed. It was a big bummer on an otherwise great show.

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!

Came here tonight for the first time. Such a cool little theater…read more Could use some paint. The drapes look like they have 3 inches of dust on them. The sound is great. We saw the candlelight orchestra perform music from Bridgerton. Seems to be plenty of street party around the venue. Free on Sundays. The line was out the door and around the block but it went quick. There is nothing like a small town theater.

My family and I went here to see an Adele Covet Candlelight concert and it was lovely! Beautiful…read moreretro style theater with intricate decor. And the audience was packed! I think every seat was taken! I would totally recommend!

Got tickets to see "Look Mom I'm Swell" from my moms secretary when I graduated grade school in…read more2011. From the Tony impressions, found a passion in celebratory impersonations, and made $1,000 for beer money in college. Took my mom to a stand up performance and my Prep graduate brother to an improv show, where I saw them laugh more than I've ever seen them laugh in our time together. This theatre's got some weird but unforgettable memories. ‍

Unbelievable production - Misery Excellent acting, set…read more Small theater is a plus. Felt like a part of show in row 2! Can't wait to see another show at Act II ​

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

Ok so I had never heard of this venue before. We had attended a music festival in the beginning of…read moreMay that was held here. We had absolutely no idea what to expect. We had purchased a parking pass as well so we were able to park on the premises. We loved it here! It was the perfect spot to have this music festival! The venue isn't terribly big so it had a intimate feel for what it was. They had an outdoor stage set up and they also have a man indoor theater that they held some acoustic sessions in and the sound quality was wonderful! There was plenty of room for the amount of food trucks and vendors they had set up. Along with some chairs, the sound booth, etc. we are already looking forward to the festival next year which will be held here as well I believe.

Absolute dogshit emergency preparedness. Had an outdoor festival and a severe storm came through…read more Instead of opening their doors to the crowd, they decided to go on with the "VIP show" and encouraged people to seek shelter on Main st. (A several block walk over the choke-point of a small bridge.) This was disgusting for a severe storm. I can only imagine what they would have done in an active-shooter situation. Do better!

We enjoyed 1776 immensely! Tom at the box office was so helpful in giving us information and making…read moreus feel very welcomed as tourists to the area. So impressed with the cast and professionalism of all involved. The facilities were also well kept and we enjoyed a themed cocktail for the show. Hope for another opportunity to return and will be recommending to anyone heading to Philly :)

WST is all you'd expect for an old theater house in the city. The theater itself is somewhat…read moresizeable but not like Academy of Music or other big venue playhouses in Philly, and I liked the vibe of historic character and a size that once housed a much greater portion of the city's theater crowd than it does proportionately today. Old balconies and the upper mezz tier were full of charm as they keep the theater updated while retaining Victorian-meets-Deco motifs. The view from Orchestra left, row J, far outside aisle seats was beyond expectations. I was wary of being on the outer aisle but visibility was absolutely perfect! There was also an actual live orchestra playing every score from a pit under the stage. A couple of things were drawbacks. One, I understand that the production company is a separate entity from the theater so when our performance was delayed due to "technical difficulties" it could be a cast issue or an actual issue with the house. If the latter, then shame on WST for not having their sh!t together to be ready for the show. I have a gut feeling that a cast member missed a train and was late. Why? I've been to a lot of theater and when they wait until TEN MINUTES past showtime to disclose a "technical issue" it's usually a late cast member or last-minute need for an understudy. In this case, not only was the announcement past curtain, but after the 40min delay, there were zero technical issues throughout the performance and usually technical issues don't completely resolve if they took that long to rectify in the first place. That said, regardless of whose issue was delaying showtime, the house ought to have been on top of hospitality for their patrons and ought to have announced this delay 10 min PRIOR to showtime rather than after. Not only that, but when finally announced, they had had us packed in like sardines in the very small lobby and everyone was hot, miserable, and coughing on one another. Inexcusable. The fact that most of the patrons were Baby Boomers using senior decline as an excuse to behave narcissistically abusively (a trait they've championed their whole lives) made the situation unbearable. They were covert-aggressively knocking into us and others, trying to push toward house doors that were not open for anyone to sit. One old man stepped on my foot! This is disgraceful for drunk rugby hooligans and worse for senior theatrophiles! So while so many other elements were 10 stars, THIS knocks a TON off my average. Another negative, I'm all about supporting the arts and concessions help keep this theater afloat. But an airplane snack bag of pretzels for $4, and single whiskey (44-50ml, probably 44ml) for $17 is not even affordable to me! Sheesh! A half pint (200ml) of Maker's is $9.99 and 375ml is $15.50! I enjoy max 1-2 drinks about 2-5 times per YEAR, so I am not UTD on bar rates but Google says a half-pour at a bar on average is $5-$12, and I was actually expecting $10-$12 but wow, not 850% markup! Worse, no prices are posted for anything so they waste time lining people up when half of them either forfeit a ridiculous sum for the cheapest one little thing out of guilt, or walk away insulted like I did. Many positives with the structure and character of the old theater, and great views and sound, including authentic orchestra pit, but mismanaging delays, and bilking for concessions made the experience disappointing in ways it doesn't need to be. Hit Wawa across the street for snacks and hide a flask in your bag if you want a drink.

Incredible memories have been made here. The Centre Theater is a multifaceted space for museum…read morelovers, historians & theater buffs alike. The Charles L. Blockson Exhibition is a transcendent experience. What a gem!

Centre Theater is a revitalized gem in Norristown! Comedy, music events and awesome theater…read moreproductions. Something for everyone. In addition, they have several creative non-profits located in the building such as CCATE and Expressive Path that serve the local community. I highly recommend!

This theater popped up on a FB post , and instantly brought back fond memories …read more The church I attended as a kid at maybe 11-13 years old would load up the church van and take us to see Christian films when it used to be the Ambler Christian Cinema . As a kid, I marveled at the lavish interior , massive curtains and old Hollywood style vibe . I'm 55 now , and remember those nights well .

Great art house theater Combined the best new movies with…read morerespect for restored classics Courteous and knowledgeable staff. I've always been a donor to this type facility I'm now 80 and this is the best