We love coming here. It is in the middle of nowhere. Yet it is quaint and delightful. The theatre…read moreonly holds about 60 people so you get to be up close to the performers. You can see and hear everything perfectly. The young actors and actresses are so passionate about their work. We love watching them perform. You can tell they work hard at developing their characters. Every show we have seen has been terrific. And the tickets are only $26 each. It is a good deal. And the entertainment is splendid.

Wonderful summer stock theater. Great way to enjoy theater without having to go to New York city…read more Godspell was a wonderful musical for all ages to enjoy.

Very good viewing to a smartly decorated stage. Phones are silenced during the show. I'm taking…read morein Come From Away. A lively musical based on the closed airspace during 9/11.

What a great place to meet friends, see a show and have a dining experience all in the same…read moreneighborhood. Easy to find with google maps and the theater really delivers great plays and musicals. Thanks!

These guys are great. They are professional and make everyone feel comfortable. They know exactly…read morewhat they are doing and they bring your stories to life. I've watched some of their videos and have cried over weddings and business and events that I've had no previous connection to - that's when you know video and photos are powerful. This company is worth it!

We had terrific experience producing marketing material for our small business (moving company)…read morewith the Votary Media company. Benjamin reached out to our company himself in May 2017 and sent us a sample of their past work. I liked the quality of their product right away and decided that we should use them at some point to to tell our story. We scheduled a visit to discuss the entire process. From start to finish Benjamin was very responsive, spending a lot of time making sure that he leaned enough about our company and that he understood how not only to deliver a quality product but to make it personal and inspiring for the viewers. We had 3 shooting days scheduled, some with our crew and one to interview me and my partner Dmitry at the office. We never felt rushed, but the opposite; I was impressed by how much time they spend on details - setting up the room, playing with the light, placing the microphone. They make you feel like a celebrity in Hollywood! The crew used very professional equipment, shot videos from variety of angles and always kept a friendly atmosphere. When it came time to review the drafts, Benjamin (the film producer) and Jono (the editor) were very flexible and patient in making some little adjustments to make sure we were completely satisfied. I had no doubt that we would get a high quality product and we were very pleased both with the end result and the work process. Thank you guys! If you own a small business or have an inspirational story to tell, these are the guys to hire.

The Academy of Music is a lovely, historic and intimate venue. There is so much history here, there…read moreare so many stories--I think my favorite is Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton attending a James Bond film here. The truth is, I attended a show here by accident. It was the weekend of The Back Porch music festival and I intended to see the show of Maine musician Griffin William Sherry. It was super difficult to get anyone on the phone, but I finally did, and was told that Griffin would be among the musicians playing at the Friday night show at the Academy of Music, which was also going to be a tribute to Willie Nelson! How exciting! So I hung up the phone, bought tickets, booked a room at Hotel Northampton, and then drove down from Maine on a Friday after work. It was a beautiful venue, and a marvelous show, performed by a who's who of western Mass musicians. The only downside was that Griffin William Sherry did *not* play in the Willie Nelson tribute. His show was at The Parlor Room, at the same time as the Willie Nelson Tribute, so we missed it. Very disappointing *and* although I wish the person I spoke to on the phone gave accurate information, we saw a pretty amazing show at a lovely venue, so four stars.

I loved the historical and classic vibe of the Theatre. The upper section gave me a bit of vertigo…read morebut it's a pretty common set up. It was big but still felt intimate. Great location - so many awesome bars and restaurants in the area (shout out to Packards and The Tunnel Bar). Parking was easy to find (and free since it was Sunday!). Minus one star because the traffic flow wasn't super well organized - you have to wait in line for drinks where people are shuffling around to find their seat section. It also did not feel accessible for those with mobility issues. Not sure if they have an elevator (didn't see signage) but the basement was a bit of a haul down the stairs (especially coming from the upper level).

As an undergrad at UMass we used to come to this auditorium to see shows ranging from a capella…read moregroups to live music from famous artists such as the Portuguese singer Mariza. Most recently we are attending the Celtic Nutcracker. The auditorium in Stockbridge Hall is a bit warn down and outdated, but the seats are fairly comfortable and you have a decent view of the stage from any of the seats. The staff here had always been polite and in our many visits we have enjoyed the performances here. Parking at times can be a bit tricky on UMass' campus, but their is a fairly large parking lot behind the hall which is fairly empty at night or during the weekends. The best time to see a show here is during the campus' vacation because parking and traffic is a breeze. The only real critique I have is that the bathrooms are a bit outdated, but if you have the chance to see a show here I would take the opportunity.

Great local theater group. Thoughtful productions, quality sets, skilled actors and a wonderful…read morevenue! There is street parking right on Green Street, as well as a lot diagonally across from the Mendenhall Center. The front door of the Mendenhall Center is on Green Street and opens into a comfortable lobby with seating, some tables, and a handful of vending machines along the back left wall. Restrooms are through the door to the right of the vending machines. Just in front of the vending machines is a cool spiral staircase (hard to tell that's what it is until you're right up on it, that's why I'm mentioning it!) that leads to the second floor where the New Century Theatre box office and theatre entrance is located. There is not a bad seat in the house, but I will caution you that shoulder room can be a bit tight so either surround yourself with friends or get ready to meet your neighbors :) Oh, and the theater is VERY air conditioned so you may want to bring something with sleeves even if it's sweltering outside.

From the owner: Sam Rush and playwright Jack Neary founded New Century Theatre in 1991. NCT's artistic goal is to…read moreproduce new works, area premieres and classic dramas and comedies that may not have been produced in a while. Since its inception, NCT has been in residence each summer at the Mendenhall Center for the Performing Arts at Smith College. NCT is an Equity theatre that takes pride in providing employment opportunities for area professional actors, designers and technicians. NCT is a training ground for many students and emerging professionals who gain valuable experience by working on our productions.

Phenomenal space for new smaller productions! "Attached" to the Hanover Theater, this is a great…read moreplace for smaller shows. Masks required for staff AND patrons. Sanitizer available in many places. Great space. Looking forward to many great shows!

Enjoyed the event and appreciated how organized everything was. It was a little crowded during…read moreintermission but overall a pleasant visit.

I love this place. Are you here two or three days a week, it is a refuge of comfort foodread more

Came to the hole in the wall theater with friends to see Radium Girls. This is a small community…read moretheater that was very entertaining. All of us enjoyed ourselves greatly. The cast was wonderful. The intimate theater made us feel part of the show. The reason for the four stars was the cigarette smoking in the play itself. Multiple times people were smoking in the play, which did not give anything to the show. It was very bothersome and painful for me. I was concerned it would cause me to have an asthma attack. I think if I came to a show again, I would definitely ask if they're smoking in the show. As this was the only show I've been to at this location. I don't know if it's a common thing or not. I would definitely recommend checking out this small community theater.

I love this new britain gem! I'm also a big fan of Frankenstein so I had to visit HITWT for their…read moreshow. I had such a great time. I got a great seat (three rows up next to the stairs). I don't recommend sitting in the first row as it's almost on the stage. The show was just really well done, I even teared up. I love the community and intimate feel of HITWT. The treats available for purchase were also super cute. If you ever see they're putting on a show that even slightly interests you, please go in support of this place but also to have a good time!

We held our daughter's 4th birthday party here. We chose the Deluxe Adventure party. There was no…read morestone unturned and execution was flawless from the team at SkyRise. The staff was highly engaged with the guests ensuring that a good time was had by all. The space was decorated impeccably and we loved the customized gift bags for the attendees. I highly recommend SkyRise for a special birthday celebration. They really did an outstanding job. All of the work was done for us without hesitation.

this is a company/owner that failed to show up for a arranged business funtion. no phone call, no…read moreemail, no apology-- nothing... i'm sure they understand how to communcate changes on agreed arrangements. for a children focused company, what kind of model does that set? no accountability, unreliable and dissapointing to say the least...tsk,tsk,tsk..