Decided to no put my daughter In the program. They were not very friendly and welcoming.read more

My wife and I went to see the Cannibals of McGrower County on a Saturday night. What's not to love…read moreat this very quaint and charming theatre located downstairs from the street level. There are no bad seats. The staff was warm and welcoming. We even bought some nice merch at 60% off since it was the last show of the season. The price to see the show was very reasonable and I would not hesitate to go back. Best yet, there is free parking behind the theatre.

This was a fun night of theater. This show really kept me on the edge of my seat and I am really…read morehappy that I got to see an actress I was looking forward to seeing in person. Constance Shulman, famously known for her role in orange is the new black portraying yoga Jones and voicing as Patti Mayonnaise in the animation of Doug. Although this was a world premiere, it was really fun to watch a new fresh play produced by theaterworks. I really hope that this show goes very far and I was very captivated to every scene. Everyone's acting was top-notch and I'm planning to see the show again before it closes. It opened on July 30th and it runs through August 30th. If you are in Connecticut or in the area, stop by and catch a show you won't regret it.

Saw 9 to 5 tonight and the performance was incredible!! The cast had plenty of energy thru the…read morewhole show. They did an excellent job with all the songs and dance numbers. The balance between the orchestra and the cast was better than previous shows. The orchestra was larger than with other shows and they did a great job as well. Production is well worth seeing. LTM is a great entertainment spot with great productions and musical entertainment.

This theater resides in Cheney Hall, a national landmark and the oldest operating theater in…read moreConnecticut. It is a community theater that produces five main stage productions a year. The shows they put up are spectacular. The local actors grace the stage with some modern contemporary scripts.... Such as the one I watched recently "curious incident of the dog at in the night time" (Tony winner - best play). If you are interested in getting on stage behind the curtains you can attend one of their classes. The tickets usually are between $20-$25 and can be obtained online for a small fee or at the box office on the day of the show. The seating chart is on their website. It gets a bit tricky to be able to see the stage if you get seats too far back. Plenty parking available on site.

Check out their website to find out about upcoming shows. Looking for something to do on a…read moreSaturday night? Why not check out a show at the Westfield Theatre Group. You may not see any movie stars but I will tell you that the amateurs performing on stage will WOW you. They sing, dance and act. Ever wanted to try your hand at acting, then this is the place to start. Their production of A Christmas Carol was fantastic. Can't wait for South Pacific.

It is the best live theater in the area, hands down!! If you are looking for a great night out- a…read morecomedy, musical, thriller, or even a children's show, this is your place. It is cozy, comfortable, family run and has the best local actors in the area. Everytime I go I have a blast and am already thinking of the next show to see before I leave. I highly recommend Stageloft to anyone of any age!!

Quaint little theatre packs quite a punch!…read more I've seen four shows at this theatre: Barefoot in the Park, Sound of Music, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, and a Christmas Carol. All four were superb. You will be amazed with how much can be done with such a small stage. Some seats make you feel as if you're actually part of the show. If you live or visit anywhere near the area, check it out.

I love coming to the Bushnell to watch amazing shows. I seen three show here so far and had great…read moreexperience for all of them. They have good parking, which is right across the street. It might take time to get out of the parking after the shows but it is manageable. I suggest to get there early to get good parking, light snacks, and some merchandise. The merch line is usually long but it is organized. All the staff is friendly and willing to help if you have questions. Seating in the theater can be a bit tight but it is not too bad. Overall I love coming here when there is show I want to see but don't feel like going to NYC to watch it.

Can't wait for the show to begin. Some of the young girls have dressed up as Belle- so cute.read more

Excellent casting, acting, directing. So much fun! 5his was our first OHP experience and we were…read moremore than impressed. We will now be looking forward to attending many more of these musicals. Bravo!

"Come on up to the house And your singin' lead soprano"…read more(Willie Nelson) We heard a whole lot of altos and tenors and sopranos singing in the House last night, and loved them all. One of my work buddies mentioned that a family member was appearing in a show here, so we decided to check it out last night. I had not heard of the Opera House Players before. I learned they had a pretty impressive history. They are a nonprofit volunteer-based community theater group dating back to 1968. Oh, and they specialize in musical theater and perform it exclusively, presenting four shows per season. Their shows are currently presented at the Enfield Annex (the old Enrico Fermi School) at 124 N. Maple Street, but they are planning a move to 100 High Street. We saw the show "Newsies" last night, and we were so impressed by the set, sound quality, orchestra, and the overall talent on the stage. There was a lot of talented folks up there, ranging from about 20 children, all the way up to a few senior citizens, like those who played Joseph Pulitzer and Theodore Roosevelt. Of course the real stars of the night were the children, who seemed to be singing and dancing all night long. A few of the kids capped off their dance moves with cartwheel, somersault, and handstand flourishes on top of their dances. It was quite an impressive display of young talent across the entire stage. Bravo!

This studious located on top of the Ocean State Job Lot in Canton. The studio is affordable and…read moreoffers a variety of classes including adult hip hop. I attend the adult hip hop class and it is a blast. Really great owner and the teacher is fantastic. I would highly suggest this place for any and all dancing needs. :)

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Very good viewing to a smartly decorated stage. Phones are silenced during the show. I'm taking…read morein Come From Away. A lively musical based on the closed airspace during 9/11.

What a great place to meet friends, see a show and have a dining experience all in the same…read moreneighborhood. Easy to find with google maps and the theater really delivers great plays and musicals. Thanks!

Yeah, we're fans. The Opera House is a magnificent historical landmark in Thomaston. We've been to…read moredozens of shows here (hosted by Landmark Community Theatre) and consistently come away with wonderful experiences. The shows are first-rate, whether locally produced or visiting artists, whether for adults or youngsters, and we plead prejudice since we've appeared on stage in a few of them. That aside, the staff here couldn't be friendlier and more helpful, the newly renovated interior is clean and lovely and the seating mostly comfortable (the leg room can get to be an issue without an intermission, however) and they have some nice snacks and drinks for patrons.

Always have loved the Opera House. Beautiful inside and great performances. Excited they are…read morereopened!