We had a fantastic time seeing Mary Poppins. The actors were absolutely amazing and I feel so…read morefortunate seeing them in such an intimate setting. Looked like any seat was a good view. We sat in the balcony. Parking in the back. Adorable set up outside to sit and have wine or beer. $10 for wine. You are given a hard cup w a cover and can bring back anytime for refill costing $8. Can bring back for other shows as well. We can't wait to return!

New England Local Theater gets another 5-star review!!! Our permanent residence is in FL, and our…read moregroup was astounded by the talent in the performance of Mary Poppins Last night. The acting was superb, the singing amazing, and the dancing: delightful. We also need to give hats off to the set design, music and directing of this production. BRAVO!

I've seen several shows in this theater, and I really enjoy going. I like the variety of shows that…read morethey perform. The music is usually live, which is a bonus. If you sit further up, the temperature gets quite warm. Down by the stage can be very cold. There are adequate bathrooms, though the lines at intermission tend to be long. You can preorder your intermission snack/beverage to ensure you get everything consumed in time. The greeters are always helpful and friendly.

My wife and I had the pleasure of seeing Sweeney Todd on the closing night. Our daughter was the…read morewardrobe supervisor for the playhouse and we booked coming to visit back in May. Finding the playhouse was easy and it's a few miles from downtown Meredith. Parking was really easy considering the show was sold out and the playhouse itself is picturesque and charming. The theatre only holds a couple of hundred so it's easy to get in and out. I would highly recommend coming to see a show. The actors are professionals and each show brings a different cast. The prices were very reasonable and the staff was very friendly and welcoming. We will be back!

A stunning, historic venue! Centered in downtown Claremont, NH this theatre is a gem in a city that…read moreis on its way forward. I've enjoyed a comedy act, wine and cheese tasting event, and music with amazing acoustics. I feel really lucky to live in a place where we have a small town feel with cultural experiences like the ones at the Claremont Opera House. Highly recommend checking out a show or upcoming event!

Glad to have performed here and gotten to see awesome productions here. With OBSP and Rep producing…read moreexcellent quality shows it has brought new life to a great venue. Throw in some of the concerts, comedy shows etc. and you have a great place for a date night.

This review isn't about the playhouse but about the historic site it sits on…read more On a recent New England fall foliage guided tour of 48 people our trip leader suggested we do a group photo in front of the playhouse. Afterwards we walked the grounds. Behind the Playhouse is The Old Mills - Museum. It was a great photo opportunity.

The Weston Playhouse has great Musicians, both classical and popular, and other performances. For a…read moresmall town Weston has so much to offer, you just have to experience this great little town!

It was a snowy February evening at the warm and cozy Woodstock Inn when my wife suggested a movie…read more We walked across the street to the Town Hall, the doors just opened and we were among the first there. We grabbed some maple butter popcorn and soda pop and went into the theater. We thought we were going to be the only ones there on this cold winter evening, boy were we wrong. The people started to gather and we soon realized this is the place to be. The movie was great (Manchester By The Sea) and we had a wonderful time. I would definitely recommend a visit.

One of my favorite theaters of all time…read more Cozy, fully digital projectors, big screen, small town feel, super down to earth and awesome people. Never crowded. Biggest thing I love? MAPLE BUTTER POPCORN. It is amazing, unbelievable and I love it. I'm lucky enough to live here and go all the time. :)

The performance space here is amazing. Would return to see other artists here too. And it's right…read morenext door to the museum which is great.

An amazing place worthy of an enlightened community and a world class university. We came here to…read moresee Abraham.in.motion, an avant-garde theatrical performance with some amazing quality. The place itself is busy and reminiscing of a theater in New York or Philly. We were ushered to a specific theater in the building. Splendid acoustics. Then there was the dance company. Post-modern. Passionate. Sexy. The sudden dance moves, the facial expressions, the emotional theme. For both silent and sound-driven audiences (you could choose) it was monumental. Hard to forget. Ever.

So uncomfortable! Was there for the first time last night; the seating is so close and tight! At…read moreleast 3 people in out little balcony section could not sit down in their seats! I am not sure I will ever return; I am an avid live music aficionado and have seen 100's of shows all around New England and NY. The seating is so close - if they had just reduced the seats by 2 or 3 per row if would be so much better. I had a germ factory sit next to me - he actually had a cup that he kept hawking into during the show. I wish I was kidding or exaggerating but I am not. Absolutely gross. The usher seated him; not sure how she missed that the man was unfit to be in a public space and why he was not refused entry? Or seated in a less densely occupied space? So much for enjoying Lyle Lovett and John Hyiatt - I spent close to 400$ and drove over 200 miles to rub elbows with this filthy cretin. It's a beautiful building with fabulous history; I was looking forward to this epic combo and it was very difficult to enjoy. Paramount - DO BETTER!

Places like this are great venues that you don't want to lose. We enjoyed our time watching a…read moreconcert. Not a bad seat in the house. Staff were very friendly and everything went very smoothly.

My family has loved going to shows at the Lebanon Opera House for over a decade now. However, an…read moreexceptional experience earlier this month inspired me to write this review. My mother and I brought my dad, who has mobility challenges, to see The Music Man. It was his first time going to the theater in a wheelchair, and we were relieved that the space was accessible and that everyone was kind and accommodating. We were especially lucky to meet the wonderful David Schwartz, who was ushering the show. He truly went above and beyond to make the theater a welcoming and joyful place for us -- helping my dad to his seat, bringing him water, and even assisting us back to our car when an unexpected logistical problem forced us to leave at intermission. My father is still talking about his kindness! We are very grateful for his help and good humor and to the theater for many years of art and joy.

This is a very cool old building and an awesome resource for this town. They bring in a handful of…read morefun and unique shows and occasionally some surprisingly bigger names considering the intimate space. The building itself is currently undergoing some renovations, so hopefully it will be brought into a loving level of care; last I was there the upper floors were closed for construction, the stage needed a new floor, and there was some cracking and peeling in the ceiling. A lot of the shows are largely volunteer run, so it's often a mixed group of community members ushering folks in and taking tickets. So the customer service level ends up being a bit mixed as well. But I've generally had good experiences and found everyone to be accommodating, even if it might sometimes take them a minute to figure things out. Nice spot to see a show, although it is all seating, so maybe not ideal if you want to do some dancing.

The Shaker Bridge Theatre is a wonderful part of arts in the central part of New Hampshire. It is…read morecollocated with the Whitney Hall Auditorium in the historic town of Enfield NH, steps away from the Shaker Museum and in an imposing Victorian edifice. The theatre's season extends from October through May, becoming a welcome cultural respite for the otherwise lugubrious weather season in Northern New England. Its proximity to an Ivy League University, Lebanon, New London and other centers of culture, allows for a steady crowd of culture seekers who delight themselves in professional quality plays. The Shaker Bridge Theatre is able to attract nationally renowned actors who cast quality plays. We went there to watch Frankie and Johnny in the Clair De Lune by Terrence McNally, a thought-provoking play of human interaction and middle-age love. Exquisitely done, superbly cast, and thoroughly enjoyable. Oh... And cash or check only

Karaoke happens here every Thursday and some Saturdays. It's always a great time with the KJ host…read moreTenacious T!

I navigated the alley back to this place and was not disappointed! Great bar with very friendly…read morestaff and well made drinks. It will be a stop when I return to Rutland.