Went back to see "Run For Your Wife". Enjoyed it very much! It's nice to do something different…read morethan your standard dinner and a movie. I enjoy live theater. Good acting again, and enjoyed another chat with the artistic director, John Berry. Support your local businesses and have a great time doing it!!

You have to love local theater. They Bring some fun plays to see. It's a bit dated inside but the…read moremanagement is great and the acting is always high quality. Makes for a great evening.

This was an excellent musical tonight. The Colony always has good theater and The Wedding Singer…read morewas one of the best in the 20 years of coming here. Parking underground right next to the theater is free, small theater so most seats are good (we were in Row C in the middle) and they have ushers helping people find their seats as needed. They have non-alcoholic drinks and munchies and just an excellent environment

Really lovely theater and a fun first #Tunesday for me! It seems like there are a lot of musical…read moreregulars who come to perform! The MC & Tech & Accompanist were brilliant as were the Colony staff & the bar! Levels were great and it's a wonderful night to test out songs that you're learning or just trying out for the first time! There were also amazing duets. Everyone was very welcoming, talented & wonderful!

Theatre is right on Victory Blvd surrounded by residential streets. Parking seemed plentiful (&…read moreyou can park in residential as well but no parking lot itself). As for the venue, the Sunday performances require masks and when a customer in front of me inquired about it the staff member indicated that they offer Sundays for those customers who want to wear masks. Doesn't make sense to me because if a customer wants to wear a mask during any performance in this venue they should be able to. Upon that said, there were a few customers not wearing any masks (again, makes no sense). The other con is they offer refreshments for sale at reasonable prices; however, you cannot take them into the theatre. I have only been to one other theatre that did not allow food nor drinks so you have to arrive early if you want refreshments or you can purchase during the intermission but have to hurry to finish up. Although staff was friendly and informative, the venue was cramped although plenty of seating is available. I doubt I will patronize this theatre again unless it was a "to die for" performance showing.

On July 13th, 2024 , My wife and I went to the Victory Theatre Center to see/hear a wonderful…read moresinger, Elena Gilliam, and her five piece back-up band. We were greeted by Kent, a very friendly gentleman who met us at the door and answered all our questions. The staff served snacks before the show. This was our first visit to the Victory Theatre Center. The Theater seats were very comfortable, a great sound system, and Elena is a very talented singer. We will definitely return to this very friendly theater and we hope to see Kent again.

This is still a great theater if there is a production you want to see…read more They even had a concert in the parking lot which was fantastic! The theater is not that big and the seats are comfy . We were season ticket holders for a long time And enjoy going back and wish they had more The recent production of Earth to Squiggy was funny, entertaining and touching . I am so glad I got a chance to see it

This theater has the best performing arts programs and stage craft for children and teens!…read moreIncredible teachers and some of the most professional experiences to be exposed to. Highly recommend!

Small quaint theatre with roughly 100-150 seats. No bad seat in the room…read more You can purchase drinks and snacks in the front lobby and bring into the theatre. Very clean. Comfortable seats. Nice acoustics. Street parking in nearby neighborhoods.

This theatre has been around a very long time! I moved into the area around 40 years ago…read more I've seen all kinds of performances here and am always surprised with how comfortable it actually is. If you know nothing about the Whitefire Theater know this - you will never see a crappy play here. KUDOS Whitefire Theatre. Parking can be a nightmare because it's along Ventura Blvd - but, was told you can valet your car with the restaurant 1/2 block east.

Beautiful space for live performances right on the CSUN campus…read more Staff was very nice and helpful Shuttles to and from the parking lots Can't wait to come back!

I will start by saying, I've attended shows at this venue a number of times and have highly enjoyed…read moremyself. A few weeks ago I went to a show that I was very excited about since last year. I spent money on the good seats up front (in this economy it was definitely a thought out purchase). My excited was out the door a few minutes in. They say explicitly at the start of each show that there are no phones allowed. Like I mentioned earlier, I've been to shows here before and have witness staff be quick to shut down anyone trying to take a picture or video. I really liked that about this venue because it allows for the audience to enjoy the show without any distractions. That was not the case this time around. Not long after the beginning of the show, phones started coming out. I though, "for sure someone will come tell them something soon". Spoiler: No one ever did, not once, the whole show. Other parties caught on that they would not be asked to stop so they joined in. I had 6 different phones going up and down in front of me the whole show. The most upsetting part for me was that staff did come into the area when guiding late comers to their seats. They saw the phones out and did nothing about it. I was so bummed by the end of the show to say the least. Now that I know the phone rule is no longer enforced I don't think I'll be back. I really liked that I could go to the Soraya and collectively experience a show in the moment without a sea of phones ruining the experience. However, that does not seem to be the case anymore.

We go to this theater a couple times a year and enjoy it. It's relatively small and we often get…read moregood seats in the first 10 rows or so. We usually find street parking but sometimes pay for parking in the lot across the street. 6 of us decided to go see Legally Blonde and really enjoyed it. The acting good, the songs good and it was an enjoyable night and some of the actors were available to talk to after the play. Definitely a fun night!

Fantastic little theatre, over 100 years old. Lots of old charm, nice seating and really affordable…read moreprices including at the snack bar! We came for the Beatles Rock n Roll show. It's great to see the next generation playing the Beatles with their own flair. The audience is a mixture senior with various aids for assisted walking and the peers of the band.

We need a performance hall in the valley !…read more It provides joy and excitement for the performing arts lovers Martha Graham said: Art is here to help us live Profound and oh so true

This theatre sits adjacent to the Great Hall of the Valley Performing Arts Center on the CSUN…read morecampus. Productions here are created by the Department of Theatre and they put on some very high quality shows! I've seen musicals, comedies, and dramas here - there are about four shows per year happening in this space (not including special events like a musical theatre workshop final performance). The theatre is a black box space and is reconfigurable. At the time of this review it was set up as a small proscenium-style theatre with audience seating on just one side but I've also seen it used as a thrust space - with audience seating on three sides. Once I saw a show there where the seating was modified to be "in the round." Since September of 2013 shows in the space have included Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, The Seagull, Servant of Two Masters, Electricidad, Bat Boy: The Musical, Learned Ladies, and two Harold Pinter one-acts. Seating is provided for roughly 130 guests and this is a new, state-of-the-art space that is exciting to visit. I'd highly recommend a night out at the theatre here - tickets are about $20 or less for all Department of Theatre shows. Students, staff, and faculty get discounts!

I have been to golden since 2022 and have made such amazing friends and memories. Everyone has a…read moresnails on their face and I am always so happy after being there. All the shows have been fantastic and I am so excited to continue with this program and also a lot of my closest friends at golden at the teens because they are so gentle, patient, supportive, caring and kind. When I started I had stage fright but the staff made the show so much easier to go out on stage. You get a part no matter what and also whatever part I get I have so much fun doing it. I definitely recommend kids that want to act sign up for golden you will never find acting place better - Amy's daughter Sari Ross

My daughter had an amazing time during the summer play. She made tons of friends, the staff was…read morecaring, and she gained tons of confidence.

The Road is a small, nicely maintained theatre. The play we saw last year ("Scintilla") was…read moreall-around excellent: great acting, set design, and direction. Tickets were priced fairly for the quality of the show. They have wine and snacks for sale before the show, encouraging patrons to mingle in the lobby before the doors open. Free street parking is within a couple blocks' walk down Riverton Avenue.

Behind the Curtain, written by Art Shulman Iconic playwright…read moreArt Shulman is known for plays that are thought-provoking and brilliantly satirical. This play is about the art of creating theater itself, and his finest play yet. The ensemble cast is able to be anonymous, yet stand out as individual characters. The principal role of the narrator, charmingly played by Lana Ford, escorts the audience through the process. It reveals the challenges of actors who must bring out the passions of the writer and director while entertaining with their own uniqueness. Veteran director Stan Mazin hits the marks spot on. 'Curtain' is a love letter to the elements of theatre; the creator, actors, director, audience, and the passion of performing.