We went to the company theater to watch the production Abbamania, a long running ABBA tribute show,…read moreperforming since 1999. The band was made up off of three guitarist, a keyboard player, a drummer (who happened to be a female, which was very cool because I don't see a lot of them), and two female lead singers. By and large, all the members of the band were baby boomers with the exception of the drummer who seemed to be maybe in her early 30s. The two female singers dance through most of the performance and the dancing left something to be desired. This doesn't matter because the performance overall is a singing performance, and the vocalist were excellent. The music of course was a total throwback to the amazing band ABBA. I enjoyed it immensely. The singers had lots of electric stage presence, great personalities, and talent. Other than the lackluster dancing parentheses (I didn't expect stellar dancing anyway!) the only negative comment I can make is that we got aisle seats next to each other. People sitting in the rows further in arrived later than we did so we had to get up to let them through. Later on in the performance, several of these people decided to get up and dance down in front of the stage so we had to get up again. After they dance, they came back to their seats and got their pocket books and then went out to the concession stand so we had to get up again. Afterwards, of course we had to let them back to their seats for the rest of the performance. Flipping pain in the neck, but this was not the fault of the performance or the theater. I highly recommend that you see this performance if you are able to! Just be sure to get seats next to the wall, the furthest in.

"KINKY BOOTS", performed last night for its Final Performance at THE COMPANY THEATRE , with a full…read morecapacity audience in this high energy and mind changing story line. It starts out as a father's legacy, played by Peter S. Adams as Mr. Price of " Price and Sons shoe manufacturer ". His passing left the company and his legacy to his son Charlie Price, played by the talented Brandon Wong, struggling to come to grips what to do. From the moment KINKY BOOTS , it started, the whole theatre guests were receptive and riveted in their seats. Each ensemble cast member performed their part on point and with great ease. The main character appeared as an adult "LOLA", played by Gilbert Dabady, elevated the energy level of her character level to a new high! Totally enjoyed the performance! Very convincing! "LOLA", grabbed the audience attention and did not let it go and commanded the stage along with "Charlie Price", played by BRANDON WONG. His powerful voice and acting made for a very entertaining scene! IT WAS A HUGE TREAT TO WITNESS SUCH TALENT, Thank you! This Production of KINKY BOOTS, by DIRECTOR ZOE BRADFORD, has made a huge mark in the Theatre Industry and her Productions are LEGENDARY! Thank you for your devotion to the theatre and this Non-Profit Company to bring the Best Productions in the South Shore for its Community and beyond! Book by HARVEY FIESTEIN, Music & Lyrics by CINDY LAUPER! My last review is for the Talented Orchestra who tied the whole Production together under the DIRECTOR of Robert Mc Donough! THANK YOU ALL!, This Production of " KINKY BOOTS ", educated us all what Acceptance and Unity can do. Love it!

Lovely local theater in Boston! The theater was recently renovated and it looks beautiful. Seats…read moreare comfortable. There doesn't seem to be a bad seat in the house. The shows are an eclectic mix, but well done. I was wowed by the stories, actors, set design.

super awesome venue! i saw "eureka day" here and had a great time. all the staff were very kind and…read morechill. i got an audio headset for accessibility and it was a very easy process, took less than 5 minutes combined pickup and return. i've only sat in orchestra but i had a great view and comfortable aisle seat!

I went to the American Repertory Theater (A.R.T.)'s Loeb Drama Center for a performance of…read moreRhinoceros two weeks ago with my husband and a couple of friends. A.R.T. was founded in 1980, and it's been an important professional, not-for-profit theater since its founding. It's gone lots of Tony awards and other theater accolades to show for it. Our experience was great. The play was outstanding. It was a treat to see that cast in such a unique, timely play. The theater was intimate, and there's not a bad seat in the house. The line for the bar and bathrooms wasn't bad. And it just felt like a special theater experience. A.R.T. is moving soon - to a new theater: the David E. and Stacey L. Goel Center for Creativity & Performance in Allston. While I think it's too bad that the theater's new location won't be as accessible by public transportation (it's now just a short walk from Harvard station), but I'm sure it will be beautiful facility. I'm glad I got to see this incredible production in Loeb Drama Center before they move in 2027! A special and unique place for theater if you're lucky enough to find yourself in Boston. If you can go see Rhinoceros before it closes, you should!

I always have a wonderful time visiting the American Reparatory Theater (ART). I've seen fabulous…read moreshows here - Six, Life of Pi, The Odyssey, Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York), and most recently Wonder. Every seat I've sat in has had a great view of these high-quality productions. I appreciate that you are given a physical program, but you scan the QR code for the full program. The staff are all friendly and happy to help. They offer a nice selection of snacks and drinks to purchase that you can bring into the theater. They also validate parking at the information desk after you scan your ticket. There's plenty of great restaurants nearby to have dinner at before an evening show - I try a new one each time I visit the ART. Plus, cannolis from Mike's Pastry are nearby, so no need to travel to the North End!

A nice historic venue. They have table service too so if you come early enough you can get drink…read moreorders in but with the seating generally tight I'm not sure that's a great idea unless you are seated on the outer rim. Eating would be even more complicated so no comment on the food or drink from me other than it is available. Do come here for the music. For me it is the second time seeing the Pops with a good stretch of years in between. Perhaps it depends on the show but it seems like few get dressed up anymore. As much as I don't like to myself there is a large spectrum of dress and even I think it has tilted too far to the casual. The acoustics are reasonable and the conductor was very entertaining. Overall, something to give a try to at least once in your life.

What an experience. Truly great to hear the Boston Symphony play. Highly recommend a visit if you…read moreare in the area and they are playing. A very talented lot of musicians. The ambiance of the place is amazing as depicted by the photos. It's an experience as mentioned. No food or drink here.

Thursday nights are for theater & this production was truly unforgettable! Primary Trust tells a…read morepowerful story about how even the smallest acts of kindness can profoundly change a lonely person's life & it does so with such heart. This was one of the best performances I've seen in a long time - deeply moving, beautifully acted & emotionally resonant from start to finish. Taavon Gamble was absolutely spectacular - his performance was nuanced, captivating & left a lasting impression. The entire cast & production team brought incredible energy & authenticity to the stage, making the story feel both intimate & universal. If you see one show this year, make it Primary Trust at Trinity Repertory Company. It is the kind of theater experience that stays with you long after the curtain falls. Highly recommend.

I went to Trinity Rep over the weekend with 3 of my friends to watch Primary Trust. This was an…read moreexcellent show. Story line, actors really made us feel like we were there in each scene. The space is nice, laid back vibe. From entering to being helped to our seats to exiting the theatre everyone was so nice. We definitely enjoyed the show. The parking is a bit pricey and the drinks are also pricey for a small glass with more ice than drink. The selection is also limited. They have a few snacks and a small area outside the theatre room where you can sit while you wait for the show to start.. I love coming to this theatre for shows. I just wish they would work on the pricing to drink ratio

one of the best shows Ive seen at NSMT. Great singing and dancing and throw in its hilariousread more

" COME FROM AWAY " The anticipation of this Broadway Musical…read moreProduction, is an unbelievable true story! On Stage at North Shore Music Theater in Beverly from September 16, thru September 27, 2026! COME FROM AWAY, story starts on the SEPTEMBER 11, 2001, 25 years ago that stunned the world which stopped normal life for the whole World! This uplifting musical will bring to the stage a shining light in the mist of this global tragedy! About a small town Gander, Newfoundland when 38 planes were instructed to divert with about 7,000 confused passengers to descend and land here! It stranded its passengers, it began a powerful story of humanity! You will be riveted to your seats and witness up close the cultural differences, and how life changed in those days! It is also a Tony Award Winner Musical that Bill Hanney brought to NSMT FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT PLEASURE! He has never disappointed the audiences in his choices of Shows here! Opening Night did not disappoint the enthusiasm of its viewers with No Intermission performances! Owner/ Producer BILL HANNEY & Director KEVIN HILL, kept this production with a SEE/SAW Balance of Humor, Hope and Obvious Sadness. These 12 Cast Members which played multiple characters could not have made it anymore brilliant! Such as Claude/Played by David BENOIT - Welcome to the Rock! Who I watched him years ago at the Park Plaza in Boston in Forbidden Broadway, Forever Plain! Truly talented in my eyes! Oz & Others/ Played by Kyle Nicholas ANDERSON kept my attention through out the show with his accents and characters! Beulah & Others/ Played by Mary CALLANAN my eyes were riveted and focused on the accents and characters she played, it gave my the biggest smile and happiness to see her give another First Class performance from the many, many Broadway performances I have seen that she has been in! Your Forever Fan! Love you! To all the amazing performers that kept us all learning and understanding this true account of " COME FROM AWAY ", I give you highest mark for a performance done the Best! Such as Brandon Alvion, Danny Burgos, Matthew Bryan Feld, Laurel Harris, Victoria Huston-Elem, Nick Lehan, Alaina Mills, Susan Oliveras, Carla Woods, Marie Eife, Andrew Harvey, Xavier May, Robyn Riddick, Robert Saoud, Nicole Weitzman! Kudos to All that made Opening Night Special! I enjoyed each and everyone one and I Cried, I Laughed, I Learned, I was Educated with a new prospective on the worst day United States sustained and I THANK YOU ALL! BILL Hanney gave us "COME FROM AWAY", Which is a Tribute to Human Kindness!

I expected Cirque de Soleil to be dynamic and exciting. This was none of that. Mainly music and…read morepeople dancing. I was expecting acrobatic stunts and some other crazy shit but I got beat. Suckers. Don't fall for their stylistic nonsense.

Varekai, (pronounced ver*ay*'lie), which means " whatever" in gypsies, is a classic Cirque du…read moreSoleil. I saw this spectacular performance, at Wells Fargo Center, Philadelphia, PA ( 2014.) And as any other Cirque du Soleil act it was a jaw-dropping one. I truly enjoyed everything about Varekai from the moment "Icarus" dropped from the sky to the Earth, to the double wrist aerial straps and the wild skywatcher, the Icarian Games, and the Russian swings. I must not forget to mention the pair of hilarious clowns. Four and Half Yelps.

Quaint facility. Talented crew and staff. Always a pleasurable evening…read more Great for a local night out.

A great little neighborhood theater with professional actors.They put on great shows and…read moreoccasionally a Cabaret.You can relax with a glass of wine or beer before the show.Great for the price to have a fun night.

Excellent..play,actors and facilities.. We are lucky to have…read morethis artistic gem in RI Parking and ticketing easy and efficient

I have been ushering at the Gamm theater for many years. I started when they were back in…read morePawtucket and I still volunteer now that they are in Warwick. This location has lots of parking and it's easy to get to/from. The plays have excellent casting and acting with the help of their artistic director, Tony Estrella. He always does a great job picking the season's titles.

Owner is completely unprofessional. She plays favorites, and she does not care about her dancers…read morefeelings. This studio caters to good dancers, if you fall behind or are confused do not expect help!