Cute little theatre in the heart of Grove City, Ohio. Actors who are dedicated to giving an all…read morestar performance on a budget for people to be able to afford.

This is one of the best local theatres in the Columbus area. My son and I started coming here…read moreregularly several years ago after we were blown away by their production of The Addams Family Musical. Prior to the performance, I had asked several locals about the theatre and was simply told that it was small, hence the name. Thank you, Captain Obvious. So, with not much to go on, my expectations were pretty low. Even so, the ticketing system for this theatre is ridiculously antiquated. To reserve a seat, you have to leave a message on their answering machine. Make sure you have lots of time on your hands when doing so because you will have to sit through a greeting that goes on forever with no way to bypass it. If there is a way, please let me know how. The message will ask you to leave your information and that your call will ONLY be returned if there is a problem with your reservation. I am the type of person who wants confirmation of my reservation. Because this theatre is a good 45 minute drive from my house, I want to feel confident that my reservation is in good order. Not surprisingly, since coming here my reservations have been botched twice. Once, I left my message several days in advance, but It was never received. Last week, my message was received, but my seats were given away to someone else who also (supposedly) had my (very uncommon) last name. Highly unlikely, in my opinion. In both instances, we were accommodated with seats, but I would have been upset had we been turned away. Aside from that hassle, we adore this theatre. Yes it is small and seats less than 100, BUT the productions are spectacular! I was amazed at how much they could do on such a small stage. Choreographed dance numbers, intricate sets, top notch voices and reasonable ticket/concession prices make this historic theatre an absolute treasure in Grove City. I have not seen a bad production yet and I highly recommend the musicals. Tons and tons of talent and not a bad seat in the house!

We had never seen to one of their productions, and we were invited to see Robin Hood at the Alum…read moreCreek Park Ampitheatre. What a great venue! We were warned to bring chairs, which we did, since the seating is on the ground in an ampitheatre setting. Note that for the future. The sound system is pretty good, but at times things did short out, but overall I came away very impressed. Westerville Park's does it right, the actors were very committed, and it was a wonderful experience of summer community Theatre. Well done....you will be impressed too. I'm going to check out a winter play in their other location.

Productions are wonderfully acted and meticulously presented with a sense of caring and pride that…read morecomes from a small, quality community theatre. A little out of the way (don't pass it by!) but well worth the drive.

Such a fun play. Great venue. We try to come to all of the plays Such talent right here in…read moreNewark.

A new space, off the beaten path, but worth the price of admission, and the trip. The ladies of…read morethe night in "The Oldest Profession" had a timid start, but by the end they showed their depth, in a space that brings you intimately close to the performers...hats off especially to Kathy Strum for her performance, and Greg for creating a great space that I hope brings actors and patrons together for a long time to come.

Went to NPAC last weekend to see my second favorite musical, "My Fair Lady" ("Oliver" is #1)…read more While not the greatest theater I've visited, the seating was quite comfortable and arranged perfectly to accommodate the elderly and others requiring assistance. They did have a nice concession area with plenty of relaxation room, prior to showtime. I must admit that their stage/set conversion process was excellent. The performers quickly stormed the stage, in-between scenes in the low lighting and moved the props and set around flawlessly. With no curtain to disguise this activity, you couldn't help but admire their efficiency. The show was just as beautiful as the movie, with stellar performances from all of the cast, featuring Columbus celebrity anchorman, Cabot Rea. Cabot's acting and singing voice were a great surprise in the role of Henry Higgins. Maybe it was my imagination, but he did it so well, he started to remind me of Rex Harrison, the original actor. The actress portraying Eliza Doolittle was simply adorable and graceful with a truly beautiful singing voice. The sleeper hits came from the characters Col. Pickering and Alfred Doolittle. They were so much fun to watch that you couldn't help but keep an eye on them, even when they weren't speaking. They, just like the remainder of the cast, gave such life to their characters that it was impossible for one to ignore them, even in the background. All of the performers were fun to watch, even after they exited the stage and disappeared to the back of the audience. The music was performed by one keyboard player who I talked to briefly before the final act, complimenting her expertise. She was such a sweetheart who rounded out the entire show beautifully. If you'd like a great time, take a look at their site and make it a point to attend an upcoming show. I'm looking forward to their next show and hope that they use the same cast, if not the majority.

Great stage and back stage area for performers to practice and get ready. Wished there were more…read moredressing rooms however. Bathroom could be kept cleaner.

I can't say enough good about this program. Angie, the proprietor, is a wonderful instructor who…read moreuses technique-based teaching. I have four daughters who have studied dance most of their lives. One is getting ready to be a performing arts major at Heidelberg University. 1st Steps to Broadway's approach made all the difference. Most programs are "recital" based; that is, they work toward teaching dancers the steps for a routine and not much more. But Angie's program develops skills and technique and the whole dancer. I wish we had found her years ago.

From the owner: What do you want for your child? Does your child show an…read moreinterest in dance and music? Are you looking for quality instruction delivered with individualized attention? We believe learning should be FUN! Find out why 1st Steps to Broadway is the leader in Central Ohio dance school programs.

Not just for plays. We had came her for plays and always enjoyed our evening but this was first…read moretime at the wine event. There was food included .. everything from sandwiches, soup, lamb ... and several hors d'oeuvres. Lots of wine to try and I was pleased with them. I'm into reds right now so I passed on the whites. The 3 hours flew by. Will go again next year.

We love the Schuster and have season broadway tickets because it's a great venue to check out…read moremusicals, concerts, and plays. Everyone is friendly and most of the staff really enjoy sharing their love of the arts which we adore. I definitely recommend seeing a show here or one of their other venues. I appreciate the variety of shows and the ability to afford a seat at different price points. As a student it's a great deal! The ability to bring in drinks is always wonderful and the price point is reasonable. The before show talks are a great background on the show you are seeing. Look for the adverts for select times. The bagels and Broadway is a neat event to see the incoming set and talk with the directing manager and/or backstage personnel. Support the arts!

I went to the Renaissance Theatre to see RENT in 2003 and then took my siblings to see Sesame…read moreStreet Live. I grew up going to the theatre every year when the local schools attended a locally performed show, which as far as I know they still do because my daughter attended in 2013. This theatre is beautiful with detailed artwork throughout.

Went on a Friday night. The renovation is going well and everything looked good. The show was…read morevery well attended, and they had plenty of smiley volunteers to help out and move things along. Mansfield should be proud of what is happening at the Renaissance Theater.