Date night with the hubby - We decided to do something different and see a musical play at the…read morelocal theatre - Curtain Call Theatre. The cast were great and tickets were about $27pp. It's small but was a good time! We saw the musical play called "I love you, You're Perfect, Now Change". Overall a successful date night!

I have lived her 40 years but just started attending their performances and they are Broadway…read morequality. Saw Fiddler on the Roof and Godspell, both so great. Bravo to this group of performers, directors, producers, musicians, and stage crew.

Very enjoyable performance of "Plaza Suite"I encourage everyone in southbridge to catch one of the…read moreremaining two shows.

It was an unbelievable show! Still trying to figure it all out. Very entertaining evening.read more

This is the best magic show I've ever been to. Whether you're a long time fan or a new comber, this…read moreis the coolest experience. Joel and Steve are incredible. We chose the Sunday evening show, hosted in the intimate Hampshire House library. The illusions were are out of this world- several of which we are still debating how they worked. This is the perfect date night, birthday gift or plain fun celebratory time. Pro Tips: - it's a 2-3 hour show with an intermission - Boston Commons Parking is validated

Saw their production of Cabaret tonight...OUTSTANDING!! The performances were fantastic! We have…read moreenjoyed energy production we have seen here! They always put on an amazing show!

"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!

One of my favorite Boston theaters. They make great use of the space and have great shows. I enjoy…read moreseeing local actors and some diversity included. The staff is super friendly and welcoming. There is no bad seat in the house. They validate parking for a discounted amount to 100 Clarendon Garage. That makes parking $10 for evening productions. The most recent time we Our Town and enjoyed our night out in town.

For small theater, I will say it works very well for the community here in Boston. I just saw Hello…read moreDolly and they used the entire stage and stairwells and whatever they could use for a grand production. All can say is that I was pleasantly surprised for a wonderful show.

What a great theater nestled in a cute little neighborhood! My daughter gifted us tickets so off…read morethe JP we went. There is on street parking and a municipal lot behind the main street business. Enter through the side door and you're in the main waiting area with plenty of historic pictures and local art. The theater upstairs and you're transported to another time. Local theater is so important. The production was good and we loved seeing local actors. Would recommend.

What a special place this is! I did not realize that this group had been in operation for 100 years…read moreuntil I attended the performance yesterday. The building is a beautiful historic building. It is also wheelchair accessible. The performance of Miss Holmes was really good. Good acting, and the set was really clever and creative. They also had snacks during intermission. Only a dollar for a bag of chips or a soda! The ticket price was also very reasonable. I can't wait to see their next play!

I can't believe that after living in Norwood so many years I never reviewed the theater here…read more Has an old school vibe and it's great to be able to watch don't great plays right on your neighborhood. When you enter it has a consetions stand with popcorn and drinks and I believe it also has ones with alcohol but don't take my word for it as I only drink soda. It has various events throughout the year, so for example years ago on Valentine's we went there to watch the princess bride. Anytime it has something I think I'd watch, i get tickets. Pricier than the cinema for plays but the production values make it with the admission price.

Saw FRONTIERS last night and can't say enough good things! Great performance, great venue... would…read moredefinitely go back!

Excellent plays for great value. The space is not exactly the safest- very crowded and my guess if…read morethe fire exits wouldnt meet code- kind of moldy in there too- but with going for the shows. One star off for the physical space, which desperately needs attention and the parking lot, where it can take 20 min to leave because of cars parked one behind the other. If it were even slightly renovated things would be better.

You'll see the pebble parking lot, slightly ramshackle and oddly situated "lobby"/will call window,…read moreand desolate location, and think to yourself, "Great, bubblegum community theatre." It's not. The cast and production value behind The Mystery of Edwin Drood were both excellent. Tight cues, outstanding costumes, and the talent onstage? All undeniable. But even the rustic charm, and well-preserved nature of an ooooooold school playhouse theatre can't scoot away knocked heads on crossbeams navigating the balcony, squeaky chairs and the car-blocking limits native to a wee space. It's a black box in the style of a music hall, squeezed in to a two bedroom colonial. I really enjoyed, but this may be a polarizing space for theatre-goers. Still, tickets for musicals run $15-22, and you can find deeper discounts online for most performances. Would definitely go back for another show, especially now that I know what to expect (onstage and off).

Overall fantastic concert (Nefesh Mountain Band) and beautiful venue WITH plenty of easy parking!…read more I arrived starving and could not find one place to grab some food on the way in, then learned that they had an in-house restaurant...Yay! Then learned they were a primarily reservation-based restaurant, BUT they were able to snag me a table...Yay! The restaurant was unusual in that it felt like a fake establishment, almost set up as a prop for a comedy skit. The server came over promptly and told me that all food arrived from outside, and they just heated things up, and that they may or may not have all things on the menu. Anyway, it all worked out, they had what I wanted, and it was all actually really good, and the concert was... AMAZING!!!

I'd never heard of this place but when a friend enticed me to a performance of classic R&B singer…read morePeabo Bryson I had to check it out. What a hidden gem! The venue is nestled in a wide expanse and there is plenty of parking. The building is gorgeious inside and out. You are able to order a meal ahead for dining before a show. I thought it would be chaos but it was well organized and the seatings timed in a way that you could have a leisurely meal. The concert hall is beautiful and I'm guessing there is not a bad seat in the house. I will be back!