Excellent - lovely new renovations to the theatre. Great shows and talents - hardly a bad seat in…read morethe house. Well organized for check in showing vaccination cards etc. Highly recommended for any of their shows!

The SRJC Summer Repertory Theater is back and it is better than ever. Since the main auditorium is…read morestill under construction a temporary Pavilion has been built and it allows for terrific views of the performances. Its theater in the round so every seat is a great seat. The actors and actresses are all from leading Universities and Performing Arts Centers around the country and they have very high skill levels. The first of 3 Musicals was Bonnie and Clyde. We didn't how it would adapt to a Musical but don't worry, it was excellent. The lead roles of Bonnie and Clyde had really good singing voices as well as acting ability. We thoroughly enjoyed this first Musical. Coming up in the next few weeks are Mamma Mia and Pippin. Can't wait! Considering the quality of the performers the cost of the shows is an excellent value. Look for some of these kids in future shows on Broadway, they are that good!

This was my second time here for a show. Parking comes with the purchase of the tickets and it was…read morevery easy to find parking. When entering the center, there are many attendants who are very helpful and guide you to where you need to go for your seats. The concessions are very reasonably priced and you can even purchase a reusable cup that you can bring to other events. The whole center is very well kept and clean. The bathrooms are also very clean. I really appreciate that everything was smooth from parking, seating and even leaving the event. I will definitely be back for future shows.

The Luther Burbank Center for the Arts in Santa Rosa proved to be an excellent venue for seeing…read moreRick Steves. The theater was comfortable and well designed, with excellent sightlines that made virtually every seat feel like a good one. The lobby and public areas were especially inviting and created opportunities for more personal interaction with the headliner before and after the program. Ticketing was smooth and efficient, the concession area was well staffed with a good selection, and the restrooms were clean and well maintained. Even the exterior spaces were pleasant for waiting before the doors opened, and the attractive front of the building added to the overall experience. From arrival through the end of a wonderful program, the venue was welcoming, convenient, and very well suited to this type of event.

In person at the Person theater to see a wonderful production of G&S Pirates of Penzance. The…read moretheater is a great size and show was funny and well produced with minimal scenery but a great multimedia background. The singers/actors were amazing for a college production and seemed to really enjoy the performance as much as we did. Tickets were an incredible bargain @ $15 and the show runs through this weekend so there is still time for you to get out there and join in the fun.

My sister and I went here to see a movie at 7:45pm on a Wednesday. The place was pretty much empty…read more Having never been there before we got no direction from the person at the counter. When asked he said third floor theater 9. So we trekked up the stairs and found theater 9 with no issue. The third floor was exactly like the first floor with a full unmanned counter and sitting area. We were early and entered when the other show was ending. A masked lady came in and said, "Thank you for coming". I responded that we just got here and she said everyone must leave so I can clean. Well, okay that's weird, but we left and she came out a few minutes later. Anyway, all in all it was a nice theater with older regular seats. No fancy recliners here, but our theater had plenty of room and we liked the way the seats were laid out. The older bathroom definitely had Sebastopol iron water stains on the toilets, but functional. When we left after the show we found downstairs devoid of staff. It def gave us a bit of the heebie jeebies.

This is an old school movie house that shows typically artsy films as well as new ones. They don't…read morehave the new recliners like all the newer theaters and you can't reserve your seats so it's first come first serve just like in the days of old. What this place does offer is ambiance! The seats are in very good condition (unlike most theaters), the eating/bar area looks nice..and adult. The interior looks like it's been carefully planned and executed with nice touches and color choices. They obviously know their clientele and are catering to them - this is my new favorite movie house in Sonoma county

I was totally happy with the Avalon players' "Sonoma Shakespeare"…read more My two "more local" Summer Shakespeare festivals have (sadly!!! sniff sniff..) disappeared over the past few years so I talked my friends into driving to Sonoma in the heat to see Sonoma Shakespeare's "As You Like It".... And lucked out. This is summer amateur theater at its best thanks to: mostly good actors (and one great one: Aaron Bremner in the role of Orlando....); a beautiful setting (Buena Vista winery replete with picnic tables in the shade); great balmy evening; lively audience; a perfect "period" setting; Kate Kennedy's lively interpretation of the play that included some very funny ad-libbing; sing-along songs ("let it be"(?), Allelujah, stuff like that....); actors borrowing glasses of wine off our tables. Merry Mild Mayhem... Sure there were flaws: actors not on mics so couldn't hear everything they said; action takes place 'in the round' all around the fountain so couldn't see everything either. But I didn't care! Although my friend (and I) sorely missed what we loved about the brilliant "Shakespeare at the Cannery" (which had its last season in Santa Rosa in 2018), I was perfectly happy with the Avalon players' "Sonoma Shakespeare". I want people to know about it! I assume they will perform again next year?

We recently saw the Sonoma Shakespeare company perform Romeo and Juliet at the Gundlach-Bundschu…read moreoutdoor amphitheater. It was so beautiful and fabulous all the way around. I can't wait for the '08 Season.

We've seen three children's plays so far and we've enjoyed them very much. It's great for kids and…read morefamilies as its affordable. We bought tix online and we're given front row seats that fist time. I highly recommend

an ambitious and successful labor of love; a musical theatrical production that tells the story,…read morejoys and sorrows, of Morningstar Ranch ,the open-land commune of the rise and fall late 60s and early 70s founded by musicologist and folk performer Lou Gottlieb of the Limeliters. this is community theater at its best,performed by a cast with considerable musical and dramatic talent "in the round" in an intimate theater seating 125, across from Sonoma State University. on opening night, May3,the audience included many former communards and friends of west Sonoma County's Morningstar Ranch and its sister community, Wheeler's Ranch,and the attendees were not disappointed by their portrayal. one stage tale about hippies that is neither condescending nor prone to fall into easy cliche, playwright Nick Alva(who is also the composer and arranger of several of the catchiest tunes in the score) has learned his history well,and captured the zeitgeist of the times in a way that will appeal to audiences of many ages. alternately moving and hilarious, capturing the tensions between spiritual seeking and hedonism,play and desperation. well worth the $14to $16 admission to this two-act delight. I'm planning to go back and bring my 13 year old,though we are cautioned that "some material may not be suitable for younger children"because it addresses such themes as sexuality (though there is no nudity or overt sexual conduct on stage) ,"fecal samples" and use of marijuana psychedelic drugs. (shocking -hippies really did THAT??? naw...) ironically, the playwright's own three adorable children,and several other equally sweet kids, s, are part of a "youth ensemble" that joins in a joyous Maypole dance and song. you will want to join them too! the Divine Mother, standing scarcely over five feet tall in a simple green gown, has a simply divine voice in her solos, and I came home singing the "Hey,Lou Gottlieb!" song. great cast,including the talented musicians' ensenble, great story well-told, great direction. enjoy,and heed the cautionary parts of the tale.

Well located, has multiple theatres providing different kinds of movie experience including 3D and…read moreDolby Atmos Ultra. Lots of parking available, good cooling, attentive staff, quite clean too. Have added new recliners replacing some older worn out ones.

Went to a 4 PM movie in auditorium number two which is a UDC sound theater. Customer Service at…read morethe counter was very good and I ordered a large popcorn for an exorbitant amount of money $12 for a large, which was allowed one refill, which I got as I left the theater for a snack tomorrow. The theater was very clean as I walked in. The theater was completely full. The recliner seat was extremely comfortable during the movie and was in great condition. It was very loud, almost too loud, and the picture was excellent.