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  steffi wrote:

My husband and I try to get to the Shakespeare & CO. productions at least a couple of times, if not more, every summer. (We live about an hour's drive from Lenox.) We have thoroughly enjoyed each play we've seen there, including the productions of non-Shakespeare... more »

  bo1 wrote:

I'm amazed by all the local talent that come out to tell their stories each month. It was really evident when they had a show featuring guest performers from NYC one time. I was anticipating it to be awesome because they were from NYC and all... but... more »

  Ginnyoak wrote:

The staff and owners of LAMB are great at what they do. They are informed, caring and professional, on top of being fun, kind and encouraging to their students. The highlight of my daughter's week is the time she spends at LAMB. more »

  Writer wrote:

Theatre Bristol has been changing lives for more than 50 years, all because Cathy DeCaterina believed in helping children gain confidence. I have not only enjoyed Theatre Bristol's shows for nearly 15 of those years, but I have watched my own children... more »

  barbm wrote:

My family has been involved with Fort Lauderdale Children's Theatre for the past 5 years and it has changed our lives for the better. All four of us have become very involved in performing as well as volunteering in many capacities, including performing... more »

  broussard wrote:

My favorite place to see a movie. I always know that whenever I drop in to Red River Theatres, I'll have a great cinematic experience. more »

  atrau123 wrote:

I have been a long time patron of Silk Road Theatre Project having attended every production since their second show. I have been consistently impressed with the quality and content of every show. Each show is unique in content but always sticks to... more »

  dawnbach wrote:

Live theater is an extraordinarily personal medium and requires an enormous amount of soul-bearing and honesty from the actors who tell the stories, the artists creating the set, sound, costume and set designs, the playwrights, directors, stage managers,... more »

  Crystal P.1 wrote:

My daughter went to an audition at Star four years ago and it has been home ever since. My daughter had been performing for a few years but Star gave her the opportunity to reach her highest potential. She is now a seasoned performer and continually... more »

  Andrea V.1 wrote:

I have been working as the vocal coach and music director at JDP for a little over a year now and I can say with a full heart that I have found my second family here at JDP. JDP is a community where everyone feels welcome no matter where you come... more »

  ross1 wrote:

As and Actor and Director I have been directly involved in several of Shady Shakespeare's productions over the last 8 years. Also, as a Management professional I have always kept a keen eye on the workings of this companies organization and business... more »

  coolbeans wrote:

This org has a great heart and mission. They need your funding. I witnessed their period production of THE ADDING MACHINE - so relevant! James P. Clark spoke after about technology replacing jobs, about the shrinking middle class. It makes a person... more »

  arabella2 wrote:

Alley Theatre's resident company is superb! It is such a rare privilege to see the same actors portray so many different "faces". Each one is extremely versatile. Sprinkle this with performances by wonderful guest artists and you have it all: old friends... more »

  edstevens wrote:

Stageworks is not only the technically best theater company in the Tampa Bay area, but it is also the one most committed to presenting controversial and under-represented viewpoints. Its work is comparable to the best of regional and off-Broadway theaters... more »

  doug3 wrote:

The National Conservatory was the best educational choice I ever made. It boasts an excellent program of linear study, nurturing and supportive faculty and staff, and an incredibly loyal and helpful student body and alumni group. Not only was I able... more »

  ssthawley wrote:

I teach pre-school in a Christian School. I have been taking my three year old class to Arts on Stage programs for over 15 years. It has always been a great experience for my class! The study guides help prepare my class and give me ideas to enrich the... more »

  jorgensenr27 wrote:

When I watched the Senior Spotlight show, I really liked the way the actors interacted with the elderly audience embers. They got them chatting and remembering things. I also thought it was great that the actors sang songs from their era (songs from the... more »

  sam14 wrote:

I had the honor of directing the live theatre production of "I have before me a remarkable document given to me by a young lady from Rwanda". It was a small two person show with an equally small tech crew of 6, but the impact on the group and our community... more »

  hscott wrote:

The amazingly talented group of young people sing, dance and have comedic acting skills far beyond many professional adults. I have experienced their performances on more than one occassion and have been brought to tears and laughed out loud. Their... more »

  sandyhood2 wrote:

We love the Irish Rep!!! We saw "Earnest in Love" last Sunday (1/31/10) and highly recommend it. However, our hands-down favorite is "A Child's Christmas in Wales." We've seen both your upstairs and downstairs productions -- each wonderful in its own... more »

  dannyy wrote:

The words Sonnet Repertory Theatre had been tossed around occasionally back at the North Carolina School of the Arts, the place many at SRT call their alma mater. As a young actor preparing for my induction into the real world of a working artist, I... more »

  Margaret A wrote:

My son performed with ETC for several years. He credits his success in high school performing arts to the directors and the staff at ETC. As parents we feel that ETC does exactly what they say their goal is. They educate, they increase self-esteem... more »

  harrisonford wrote:

Harmony Theater, Inc. has been 'home' to my son who has Downs Syndrome for 24 years. Jason has performed many roles in the Spring Musicals and always has a good time visiting with the other actors. We've enjoyed watching Jason perform, whether it's... more »

  Writer wrote:

It is so great to work with a theater company that genuine cares about each member of their cast and crew. Paraphrase makes you feel valued and important--and they create such an awesome environment for growth and learning! more »

  diaB wrote:

This is a carefully thought out theater program that helps students build confidence & skills while having a fun time! more »

  liz2 wrote:

Going to MTW shows are a high-light of my Summer! Festival of Broadway is also a favorite part of the River Festival. I feel extremely lucky to live in a city that features productions of this caliber. I'm looking forward to next season! Keep up the... more »

  DarrenSextro wrote:

The Heart of America Shakespeare Festival, in its 25 years, has become a necessary part of the Kansas City cultural arts scene. What began as a modest way to enjoy the works of Shakespeare in an outdoor theater environment has expanded over the years... more »

  jmdhuck40 wrote:

Spotlight Youth Theatre promotes a fun and loving environment for children who are interested in performing in Theatre. Spotlight is a family run theater and at the same time encourages a family atmosphere. The children are inspired by the artistic... more »

  halisus wrote:

Little Theatre of Walla Walla is one of the best things that's every happened in my life. Not only is the organization a continual source for engagement in the arts, but I've also found a family there. more »

  dean-blegen wrote:

For many years I have frequented the Commonweal Theatre in Lanesboro, MN. I am proud to support enterprises that are comprised of people who are driven to enhance other people’s lives by giving of themselves. The Commonweal Theatre does this in... more »

  Susan Fee wrote:

I attended several plays last year and i was absolutely amazed at the caliber of the talent here. I will be attending as many plays as possible again this year. I have shared my enthusiasm with others in my community and anyone who has attended is also... more »

  Karen74 wrote:

My kids have been acting in Vagabond for 3 years now. They love the theater and what Miss Eileen has taught them. She encourages all of the kids to do their best and never turns anyone away. I have watched her turn shy kids that wouldn't say a word... more »

  gpelusi wrote:

I joined the board last September, after reconnecting with Encore after many years. I was a participant in Encore's program's when I was growing up. I participated in the Stage Door summer camp as a young person, I performed on the stage in shows, and... more »

  artslover1 wrote:

I was reminded how spectacular the New Victory Theater is and why I’m so devoted to it —this past Saturday I took our boys to a Tony Award winning Broadway show for which I paid $116 per ticket. While it was entertaining, I have found performances... more »

  robnana wrote:

Our two children have participated in CCTA's Performing Arts Summer Camp for the past 3 years and we keep coming back because it is the best summer camp program around (in an area with many camp options, that says a lot!). The program is fun, well structured,... more »

  Andres J. wrote:

I am an Innovation management practioner and as such I deal with a myriad of issues sorrounding human creativity, ideation, design, intersectional thinking. In dealing with this issues, it has become evident to me that we need more exposure to the arts;... more »

  julesathenson wrote:

Center Stage is Awesome, the productions they put on are always so much fun, it is amazing to see how many talented people there are in this community. Always a Pleasure!!! more »

  Courtney M. wrote:

I am so grateful to have Huge Theater, in my neighborhood especially, but in the Twin Cities in general. A welcome addition to the thriving TC performing arts scene, Huge Theater provides supplementary performance/instruction in improvisational theater... more »

  mobileUser434037 wrote:

Artefactus is a great cultural project for children and adults. Is wonderful to have a non profit organization like this in Miami. more »

  dinobloom wrote:

I have been involved with the Bond Street Theatre in one capacity or another - from intern through actor though co-producer of an award winning arts colony through current Board member, since 1979. Bond Street started in 1976 using the then-popular... more »

  Gwen O. wrote:

Traveling Players Ensemble is more than meets the eye. On the surface, it's a professional theater company, and it does live up to its mission and does an amazing job of training teens in outdoor classical theater. The staff are engaging, brilliant and... more »

  happyactor wrote:

Starlight Community Theater is a great community theater organization that provides high caliber theater and creates a family friendly, community atmosphere. more »

  Payton wrote:

My name is Payton I'm Twelve,These are my feelings about Artsview. Artsview is more than a theatre,Its a home.They are the kindest people in the universe,They have help me so immensely,I couldn't list them all out.It gives us priotiy,happiness,and... more »

  George M. Cohen wrote:

I "discovered" Actors Theatre 23 years ago. Then, it was an entertaining Black Box theatre company. It has been incredible to have been experienced the productions year after year. While, even I do not love every play, I do love seeing the performers... more »

  Mark Steele wrote:

I've been to many plays at the Vortex. It presents consistently high quality community theater. Having lived in Chicago, Alexandria, and now Albuquerque, I have to say the Vortex is probably second only to Steppenwolf of Chicago in quality for a non-professional... more »

  Rick George wrote:

CircEsteem has had a significant impact on my son who has been a participant in the program for more than six years. He has learned how to work cooperatively with others, gained confidence as a performer and developed close relationships with youth from... more »

  Mackenziejahnke wrote:

Landing Theatre is comprised of a group of people who truly care about playwrights and advancing new scripts for the American Stage. The Landing staff is extremely supportive, and their programs offer an opportunity for emerging playwrights to hear their... more »

  craigi wrote:

CalShakes is a fantastic organization. My personal experience with CalShakes is as a 15-year season ticket holder and supporter. The staff approach both the shows and the student outreach with contagious enthusiasm and zeal for life and beauty and... more »

  ElizabethCKP wrote:

Founded in 2011, Creative Kids Playhouse Children's Theatre of Orange County will have produced 92 musicals, mini-musicals and plays by the end of 2015. They stay true to their taglines, "Quality theater education in a fun, encouraging environment,"... more »

  jmastropierro wrote:

Bay Street has had such a positive impact on my family. I attend every mainstage production as well as lots of extras throughout the year. This is a place that truly gives back to the community and we appreciate it! more »

  Stacey59 wrote:

My family has been involved in CYT for 6 years straight and all of my kids absolutely have loved it and benefited greatly from being involved. Cyt is very organized, well-managed, caring environment that nurtures children to be confident, caring, responsible,... more »

  tinastarr wrote:

Actors Conservatory Theatre (Wenar Productions, Ltd.) is one of the most enduring arts organizations in the greater NY area. They have done so by being organized by a small group of dedicated volunteers who have consistently given their time, energy,... more »

  karen2 wrote:

Garage Theatre presents professional performances of top quality to the community in a comfortable space with lots of free parking. The plays presented are rarely performed in this area and are often U.S., regional or world premieres. They are generally... more »

  constance wrote:

Montford Park Players is one of the greatest things about living in Asheville. I have taken both of my New Yorker in-laws to their shows, and they both were extremely impressed. I love the opportunity to see Shakespeare outdoors, my six year old daughter... more »

  alexander wrote:

Being 18 and out of High School I decided to audition for shakespear at the Globe Theatre. I was looking in the newspaper and saw that they had placed an add for local actors to perform in West TX Shakespear Festival! I was excited and auditioned. For... more »

  draejackson wrote:

This organization is a dedicated core of ALL volunteers whose goal is the positive development of young people through experiences in the Arts, especially the performance arts. They produce several major productions, have a wonderful summer program, and... more »

  Caroline21 wrote:

I had the luck on seeing many shows at the Threshold their first season but my favorite by far was the Robbers Bridgegroom. Amazing costumes, amazing set and the actors and actresses were amazing. After seeing that show, I was hooked. I'm a Threahold... more »

  jmk8 wrote:

Berkeley Repertory Theatre is a highlight of the Bay Area arts scene. The work is consistently excellent...thought provoking and inspiring every time. This season has been outstanding, with the recent staging of "Coming Home" and the premiere of "American... more »

  babted wrote:

As a former elementary principal I saw first-hand the positive impact that Storytellers affiliated with Storytelling Arts, Inc. had on my student population many of whom were limited-English speakers. Several of the teachers, student teachers and I participated... more »

  LeePOConnor wrote:

It is rewarding to watch patrons as they leave the theater, after seeing an East Lynne Theater production. All are entertained and some are changed: An altered perception or view. We, in the business live for moments like that. Someone's life has changed... more »

  m-c wrote:

I think the Handful players is the greatest organization because it gets the children interested in theater who might not otherwise get involved in theater. The handful beats a hand unfull. more »

  aviva1 wrote:

What a fabulous place the Women's Theater Project is for patrons of every age. I have been impressed for years by the quality of their productions, their educational outreach through Ten Centuries and the talent that is nurtured through their workshops.... more »

  Canoebabe wrote:

They are the LOUDEST mimes in the world and entertain while teaching. How can you not love that? The fact that they have existed as struggling artists for more than 50 years without compromising their ideals in this world of political upheaval speaks... more »

  Judy C. wrote:

LOVE the actors and the shows! Highly recommend and worth the trip to Abingdon, VA. more »

  Heidi wrote:

Wonderful, it is a great place for children to be children, make great friends and stay on the healthy track of imagination and fun. Sincerely, Heidi Don/Kaiser more »

  Bob Chappel wrote:

Prime Stage provides valuable services to underpriviledged youth in the Pittsburgh region through their education programs. I truly believe in their mission to entertain, educate, and enrich families, students, and educators in the discovery of theatre... more »

  taurus2at wrote:

It is such a joy to have Greenbrier Valley Theatre in our community. The performance quality is exceptional, but they are so much more than just a good show. Their summer and after school programs for children are fantastic, and they never turn a child... more »

  jeanmarie wrote:

Tennessee Women's Theatre Project, under the artistic direction of Maryanna Clarke, is as fine a theatre company as the US has produced in many a decade. Featuring the voices of women, TWTP produces excellent, thought-provoking, authentic theatre that... more »

  Pittsburgh Musical Theater wrote:

Pittsburgh Musical Theater has provided my children with a well rounded education and friendships they will have for life. It is a Wonderful Organization to be a part of. more »

  jessica5 wrote:

In addition to always having strong performances, the material they choose is enlightening, progressive, and unique. They are among the top 3 theatre companies I look at when choosing a performance to attend. more »

  momak wrote:

My 6 year old son was excited about theater after participating in his school play, so we signed him up for one of their two-week camps. When we arrived the first day, he refused to be in the play. The staff at PYT was great - they worked with him and... more »

  theatrefan125 wrote:

I saw On The Town last summer, and absolutely loved it. The talent on stage was wonderful, the music, the costumes, the singing was all great. My family and I had a wonderful time and I am looking forward to your next show! more »

  rosesdreem wrote:

The House theatre of Chicago was introduced to me by an actress friend of mine. I am a MFA graduate at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and this theatre company has surpassed my knowledge and conception of art. Not only are they fantastic,... more »

  RobinLynnRodriguez wrote:

Playground is committed to helping playwrights develop their voice. From the Writers Pool and Monday Night Readings, to Commissions, and Co-Productions, Playground finds ways of bringing new theater from the page to the stage. Thank you Playground! more »

  Miralles_B wrote:

This local theatre company is producing challenging high quality work such as I have seen at the Taper or the Geffen. It's amazing what they have done even with limited resources and no permanent home. I have enjoyed their work over the past 4 years... more »

  jackriv714 wrote:

When I first walked into Stella Adler for my interview for the summer Shakespeare outreach program, I felt like I walked into an amazing historic place where many great actors have been in before. All of the walls were covered with pictures of the past... more »

  director1 wrote:

NWTP has a unique and vibrant take on the world of Yiddish culture. The plays it brings to the English speaking world are vital pieces of stagecraft that without their efforts will be lost along with the Eastern European Jewish world from which they came. It... more »

  debbie1 wrote:

We found Ashland about two and half years ago when my family moved to Minnesota. My daughter was searching for some of the same experiences she had where we use to live. She was involved with a singing/dancing group. When she moved here she was extremely... more »

  forloveandart wrote:

Ten years ago my daughter was in the production Pinocchio and she wanted to come back to The ACT. She was recently in two productions this summer; The Wizard of Oz and Thoroughly Modern Millie! She enjoyed every minute of it and made so many great new... more »

  kannongowen wrote:

I have been volunteering with Wildsong since 2019, and I am so thankful to have a company like them around. Wildsong is providing high quality theater on a very tight budget, and opening opportunities for local San Diego talent to perform. I have volunteered... more »

  jmingus wrote:

How and where to begin? About 20 years ago, I was invited to volunteer with friends. It was my first experience with live theatre of any type. At the time Tina Jeffers was heavily involved, Sam Isenhower was the Volunteer Coordinator, and Charles Jeffers... more »

  Charlotte H.1 wrote:

The passion and dedication of this organization is unparalleled. The hardworking company serves so many different audiences. The selection of work and presentation is always high quality. more »

  Mac Owner wrote:

This is a fantastic theatre company. In a supportive, family environment, they have great classes and teachers that teach a really unique acting method-- helpful the actor to be natural and get out of your own way. The productions that I have been in... more »

  Marilyn29 wrote:

A great place for kids to come out of their shell. My 10 yr old son's favorite activity. Alll kids are included and make many friends here. more »

  David Paul Garlock wrote:

The Slant of Light Theater Company has provided an ongoing source of inspiration and motivation to me personally, both as a fledgling, wannabe playwright, and as an enthusiastic member of SOL's growing audience. The Rail Against the Headlines series... more »

  marianne1 wrote:

I've volunteered with the Footlighters since I moved to the area in 1994. They're a great group to work with! It's great to be able to rehearse in the performance space. I've made so many friends through the theater and had many marvelous experiences... more »

  bookbug wrote:

The Aurora Theatre is a small private arena to see wonderful plays. The acting is superb, the atmosphere is intimate and I felt almost like I was watching the show from the comfort of my livingroom. I loved it. The company is organized in that everything... more »

  kminchew wrote:

This is organization that brings the theatre to a arts starved community in Loudoun County. The shows have been of excellent calibre and greatly enjoyed. I greatly support their continued efforts and performances. more »

  Mish wrote:

I was so moved by the music and storytelling of Storahtelling. I didn't know I could connect with the story of Aaron becoming the high priest until I saw it reenacted on Yom Kippur. The group made it known how the story relates to life today; It helped... more »

  GBornstein wrote:

If you want to experience the cutting edge of theatre, there's no greater place in NYC to go than the Lark Theatre Development Co. I've attended several readings there, and whether it's a big-name playwright or someone whom the theatre world-at-large... more »

  VIVA wrote:

Since the fall of 2012, during Off The Wall’s first year in Carnegie, the organization has helped dozens of artists fulfill a dream - to showcase their talents on a professional stage. The production company has artistically flourished in the new... more »

  timothyactor wrote:

I have had the distinct pleasure and privilege of performing in THREE Counter-Productions shows--one being part of their Inaugural Season, "I Am My Own Wife," directed by Artistic Director and Founder, the fabulous Susan Grilli. Jefferson Mays, the man... more »

  msrugg wrote:

The Coloma Crescent players provide and educational and fun experience for students visiting historic Coloma where the California Gold Rush began in 1848. The players are great with the kids and include audience members in each production which engages... more »

  pklestadt wrote:

Literature to Life is a unique program that transforms literature education into a live personal experience through a stage performance. The presentation is then supported by a teaching curriculum aided by trained teaching artists. It is adaptable to... more »

  artslover wrote:

I developed an interest in drama during my high school and college years, reading plays, reviews and attending performances when possible. After settling into careers and establishing our home in Dayton, my husband and I began sampling the wonderful cultural... more »

  yetta wrote:

I have attended plays at the Grand Marais Playhouse for over 34 years. When I think of the Playhouse, I think of exciting scripts with top shelf acting. We are blessed with talented community actors and a very energetic, imaginative artistic director... more »

  lesley1 wrote:

My husband Bob and I have been working at Marin Shakespeare Company for the past 21 years. We are proud to provide the community with excellent Shakespeare productions each summer, and year-round arts education programs that reach 5,000 students each... more »

  zmartha wrote:

Enrichment Works was commissioned to develop a series of plays for Northridge Hospital's Promoting Alternatives for Teen Health through Artes Teatro. These plays served as an essential tool for teaching teen health and addressing risky behaviors. Enrichment... more »

  Elizabeth40 wrote:

I am a former employee of Cornerstone Theater Co. I came to this company with a positive spirit that was broken. I was told in my interview that I would never move up. Their Value Statement states, "We believe society can flourish when its members know... more »

  lisa4 wrote:

We found Actors Youth Theatre in 2005 when my daughter was 9. We were new to the area and heard of AYT though a school flyer. My daughter auditioned and made the cast list as an extra in The Three Musketeers, and forged friendships with fellow cast members... more »

  Daniel M.7 wrote:

Freehold is the oldest and best acting studio in the northwest and is the one place to study acting in Seattle. Freehold's dedicated faculty and staff provide an environment to safely learn, grow and make bold choices. Freehold's mission to engage artists... more »

  manjerade wrote:

EnActe Arts is a wonderful women led non-profit tackling South Asian issues through dramatic arts. My favorite piece this year was "The Parting" which brought together Noorani Dance and Enacte Arts to share the true stories of India's Partition in 1947... more »

  miwa wrote:

This nonprofit theatre puts on a range of wonderful shows with complex themes and topics that all ages can enjoy. Growing up, both my grandmother and mother were involved in this nonprofit and so I saw many of the shows and listened to the stories on... more »

  bonnie-taylor wrote:

With a PhD in theater history, professional membership in Actors' Equity, and as a St. Louis Kevin Kline Awards judge, I came to Upstream Theater for involvement. This is the company I wanted to work for. In 2009 Upstream was nominated best small professional... more »

  casultant wrote:

We love this organization. It brings the experience of the arts to kids everywhere! We have known the founder since our elementary school days, a class act!! Broadway in Georgetown! more »

  MEG70 wrote:

Stagebridge is a unique Senior Theater Company. I had done a little acting in school and college, and again in a local community theater while in my 40's, but never did really follow through on my childhood dream of being in theater. Then, in the winter... more »

  amymph123 wrote:

Matthews Playhouse has meant the world to this community and to our family. I have had the privilege of performing in multiple productions with this organization and can assure you they are top notch! There's nothing like live theatre to bring families... more »

  theater8 wrote:

MMAS is a community that not only promotes and fosters the arts through its diverse group of artists, actors, directors, musicians and volunteers, but is a pro-active networking link between local artisans and other artists groups. Through its many different... more »

  ajalvis wrote:

Every performance is professional and the material is always thought provoking. more »

  BensonJoe2 wrote:

I want to let the world know about Dr, Sam the Great spell caster that brought back my husband to me when I thought all hope was lost. Dr, Sam used his powerful spell to put a smile on my face by bringing back my man with his spell, at first I thought... more »

  Greg72 wrote:

4th Wall Theatre is one of those companies where you absolutely feel you are working on something truly special...no matter the project. I started with them as an actor and knew I wanted to be more involved. I was honored to have served as a former artistic... more »

  hljohnson813 wrote:

Atlanta Workshop Players (AWP) has given my daughter so much. As a lover of theater, AWP has created a safe space for her to grow in this craft. She is surrounded by nothing but love and encouragement - Lynn Stallings (the owner) is the most patient,... more »

  megan3 wrote:

I recently had my first Playwrite experience. It is an amazing program. I was very moved to see the work that the children that had so bravely shared. Their stories were touching and profound and I respect the struggle and feelings they must have... more »

  homeboundlife wrote:

I have worked for the Forest Theater Guild for the past two years and each summer has been such a joy. To come into a space and feel welcomed and heard is so refreshing here on the peninsula. In all honesty, I would not be where I am today without the... more »

  Amelia10 wrote:

Young Playwrights Theater (YPT) is such an inspirational organization. I initially got involved through a friend who worked there, but in the past three years, I've taken a deeper dive as a volunteer and supporter myself. Their work with students in DC... more »

  amanda3 wrote:

When I was first finding my feet in Los Angeles as an actress, Interact became not just a creative outlet, but my LA family. The company is close knit and full of interesting, passionate, professional and talented people. I've performed in many productions... more »

  boopie wrote:

Starting its 10th season in NYC this company serves all colors, genders, ages and abilities - it is the only company with regularly scheduled works for the deaf community in the city. It has been awarded 2nd place in the Loreal Humanitarian Awards, the... more »

  theasianbear wrote:

I interned here, the experience was amazing! My boss was extremely understanding with everything that came up that interferes with the job, and she genuinely cares about the wellbeing and empowerment of girls around the world. She supports and encourages... more »

  Edward Moses J. wrote:

They are a very people friendly group. They work hard with the community and the kids in it. more »

  Amanda I. wrote:

I have been involved with the Montgomery Playhouse for almost 10 years. It is wonderful to have one of the many community theatres of the area located right in Gaithersburg. The group puts on a variety of performances ranging from family-friend, to... more »

  ashtongallager wrote:

Mill Valley Live arts and the Throckmorton Theatre is an amazing organization. Bringing top notch entertainment and live events to the community as wells as providing invaluable experiences for young people through educational programs. They have an incredible... more »

  MB Fehrenbacher wrote:

The summer of 2010 the Ordway Theatre provided a vibrant, fun, evening outdoor dance series in a downtown plaza, featuring live music, dance demonstrations and dancing by all to follow - all free to whomever wished to attend. Dances included the tango,... more »

  Koby wrote:

This place changed my life. There's not much more need to elaborate. They inspired me to do what I love, and to excel at everything I try. I have no idea where I'd be right now without YPC, but I'm sure it'd be a much darker place, with symbolism and... more »

  TracyMartin wrote:

As a photographer who covers professional theatre companies in the Bay Area and Seattle I am used to seeing a very high level of both performance and production. StarStruck Theatre brings both with large casts and great young performers on their way to... more »

  Chris101 wrote:

Le Chat Noir is an amazing performance venue in downtown Augusta. An intimate space seating about 90 people, it features quality entertainment that can't be found anywhere else in the area. When most community theatres are living off Broadway musicals... more »

  cynthia.l.jones wrote:

Fractured Atlas is not a good charity. It is simply a venue that collects monthly fees for its staff and then denies the very service it suggest fiscal sponsorship. We are group of blind individuals who paid a $95 membership fee and requested fiscal sponsor... more »

  plmullin wrote:

My wife and I have supported this community theater in Oxnard for over 10 years. We have also volunteered over the years to assist with ticket sales and consessions. This playhouse has been a terrific representative for the theater arts in the Ventura... more »

  jbenton3 wrote:

BBBay is probably the greatest "hidden" treasure on the SF Peninsula. Great shows, wonderful productions with full costumes, staging and orchestra; reasonably priced. We do four shows a season. While admitting some bias, I have never had a guest with... more »

  jmmin1 wrote:

We cannot say enough great things about Taffy Presents! We are a small school always in need of funding and Taffy has worked tirelessly to help us to bring so many amazing opportunities to our students!! Thanks to them we have had assemblies, drum circles,... more »

  mmbarr14 wrote:

I spent May- December of 2013 with the Shakespeare Theatre as part of the Summer Professional Training Program, and stayed on in the fall as the Artistic/Casting Intern. The atmosphere of the office building, as well as all SPTP endeavors, were warming... more »

  lovemusicals wrote:

Unbelievable group that is single handedly coordinating the resurgence of musical theater through Los Angeles by a festival that runs from May-July and also a huge educational component working with grade schools, high schools and colleges as well as... more »

  Austin R.1 wrote:

An awesome entertainment and educational experience for children of all ages! We love STORYLAND! more »

  AliMad wrote:

Fuse is community based theatre at its finest - working in the community to give voice and expression to the citizens of Redwood City - doing a production on Docktown Marina. Help avoid displacement of veterans, elderly and the disabled. Save Docktown! more »

  monica.candio17 wrote:

What I can say about The Actors ' Gang in one word: LOVE. This place is learning, compassion, human care, respect, full of all people with good hearts. Since I started to work here. I am learning every day. The job environment is kind, the teachers,... more »

  mom2bnyc wrote:

I had the pleasure of seeing the Theatreworks USA production of The Plant that Ate Dirty Socks with my daughter. I never expected a play designed for children to have such clever and singable songs or such a talented cast. And the performance was free!... more »

  Writer wrote:

For more than 20 years, Golden Thread Productions has been my artistic home. This is the place where I feel at my best, able to take creative risks, and develop as an artist. Golden Thread has given me a place to tell my stories. If it were not for this... more »

  pita9791 wrote:

Hamilton Gibson has been a great way to connect community members with each other and with a wider artistic community. What a terrific asset to the region and a great way to unveil the creative talents of friends, family, business owners, health care... more »

  arj143 wrote:

Lyric Arts is an amazing place for both audiences and artists alike. It's a unique community theater that produces a full season of professional quality productions with all volunteer actors. Some of my favorite moments as an actor and as an audience... more »

  debw wrote:

A unique theatre experience in a beautiful location. The Theatre-hikes production I saw, Little Women, was professional quality, fun, and worth the 600 + mile trip. more »

  urmyss300 wrote:

Volunteering at Center Stage has been a rewarding experience. Not only do I enjoy the magnificent plays, but I get to meet and interact with a diverse group of people. Working with such a dynamic staff has enhanced my experience. The dedication to... more »

  skatesandee wrote:

Enter Stage Left Theater, Inc. is truly the best non-profit community theater I've ever had the pleasure of dealing with! My career has taken me to many states in this country. Where ever I go, finding a local theater is paramount! I've been actively... more »

  davey wrote:

New Play Project has helped me grow tremendously as a writer, producer, and director. I've seen some of the best plays of my life here, and I've had the opportunity to touch audiences and make them laugh and move them and make them think about life differently.... more »

  surfcrab wrote:

The Surflight Theatre provides quality professional entertainment at the most reasonable prices around. While the shows themselves may vary in appeal, I have never been disappointed in Surflight's presentation of them. In recent years they have added... more »

  Shirley18 wrote:

Each season when we visit Marco Island I try to get to a production of The Marco Players - at least one show or more. The shows I've seen have all been great for a small theatre group. Friendly people from the box office to the players themselves. ... more »

  valley-patron wrote:

This small professional theatre company has completely shaken up the performing arts scene in Sacramento. Performing in a relatively small venue, Capital Stage provides breathtakingly intimate and skillful characterizations alongside provocative themes.... more »

  Lexi7 wrote:

I did two years of their summer intensive training and it was very clear to me and all the other students that they were really focused on making us better artists and not making money. The entire staff was there because they wanted to be there and help... more »

  Terra2 wrote:

I have been teaching for the past 16 years in private schools in the Washington Metropolitan area. Pin Points Theatre, Inc. has taught me more history in an entertaining production than I can recall in a classroom setting. We are well aware of the African-Americans... more »

  theatre04 wrote:

Wonderful, professional, and classy. The performances there are always a joy to watch and exhibit the best talent Chicago has to offer. First Folio is just what the western suburbs needed. more »

  skier9927 wrote:

I know Jon Peterson since the start of his P3Theatre Company and I have never seen anyone so dedicated to the theatre, community and his P3Educate programs. He and his Board arealways ready to encourage and support all diversified groups to promote... more »

  rfpadial wrote:

I found the Puppetry Arts Center when looking for a volunteer job that would be fun. The people were wonderful. Their variety of puppets from all over the world was very impressive. I thought it was a shame that they had to worry about moving to another... more »

  KStreetLawyer wrote:

Shakespeare Miami’s mission is to produce professional productions of Shakespeare's plays and present them to the public free of charge. This admission policy is unique since, in this case, “free” actually means “free.” Many major festivals... more »

  otc-comedy-troupe wrote:

TellTale does amazing work within the arts community and with young people. It is a theater of the imagination and teaches kids how to use their brains and makes classic literature and historical characters approachable. more »

  EyeOnTheArts wrote:

Academy Theatre is the oldest theatre company in Atlanta. In its many incarnations, this group has made valiant efforts to serve as many interest groups as possible - currently running a youth outreach, senior outreach, housing a dance troupe and a notable... more »

  Todd Boss wrote:

As a former employee of this organization, I gotta say: It's got game. These people are the real deal, constantly re-thinking for smarter, better service to the field. Their reputation nationally is for excellence, quality and influence. more »

  mbarra wrote:

As a co-founder of GSC and current member of the board, I could not be more proud of this organization and of the amazing artists discovered, and friends made, along the way. Although my review is biased, it is heartfelt and honest...the potential of... more »

  gilkeyz wrote:

Stage Right provides the young artists of Westmorland County with a safe space to explore their artistic abilities. Stage Right also provides children with the opportunity to grow into their passion and improve as actors, singers, and dancers. more »

  Jennifer Riddle wrote:

Haywood Arts Repertory Theater is based in the mountain town of Waynesville, North Carolina and brings the art community to new levels. This performing arts center provides a stage for the creative to come alive and plays a major role in the tourism... more »

  Chris M.13 wrote:

Clark Youth Theatre has literally been a home away from home for both of my children. They schedule their lives around classes and productions in no small part because they feel so welcomed, so nurtured and supported and because they have a blast learning... more »

  MissyT1970 wrote:

Beck Center has become a very special place for my family. My children love the classes, and the entire family enjoys the exceptional theater. Before my daughter was diagnosed with ADHD, she had a very difficult time fitting in at school. But... more »

  tice2001 wrote:

Far and away the best theater troupe north of the Golden Gate Bridge, the place where the ablest of Sonoma County actors call home. more »

  Lizbeth wrote:

If I could give this organization 6 stars I would. It's been around for 60+ years -- I'm an alumna and my two children are the next generation lucky enough to have SDJT in their lives. The well organized classes and productions teach kids teamwork,... more »

  elizabeth-hubbard wrote:

Striding Lion has worked with both my kids in school residencies and we have all enjoyed the experience a lot! Their creativity is boundless and they work so well with kids who are interested in the arts, as well as those who are more reluctant performers.... more »

  judithgbickel wrote:

I have worked in the nonprofit sector more than two decades. The Unusual Suspects Theatre Company is hands-down one of the most mission-driven, fiscally-responsible organizations with which I have been involved. The dedication of the staff, board, advisory... more »

  tricia3 wrote:

Airmid was founded with three things in mind: empower women artists so our voices are heard and our visions are seen; to recover our theatrical past so we can claim our future; and to provide society a new way to see and understand the concerns of women... more »

  Diane N. wrote:

A most amazing rural theater with live theatre productions and music performances in a historic building on Main Street in a small river town that reaches out to all ages. A dedicated staff under the direction of Danette Olsen makes magic happen with... more »

  LSRock wrote:

Annapolis Shakespeare Company consistently provides high quality, highly entertaining performances! Their education outreach programs are an asset to the community and, during this time while physical theater spaces have to be closed due to the safety... more »

  ErinFox wrote:

Getting involved with Theatre Lawrence has been such a wonderful experience! My husband and I recently moved to Lawrence from Michigan and I literally knew no one in Kansas. Theatre Lawrence welcomed me in with opened arms and made me feel like part of... more »

  Ms. Andrea wrote:

Live Arts theatre took someone interested in doing a little sewing to giving me the exposure I needed to becoming a talented costumer, and later a board member, a position I held for 5 years. I now have my own not-for-profit organization thanks to the... more »

  wild-rose-theatre wrote:

I have worked with Wild Rose since its inception in 2008 and have enjoyed every aspect of it. The knowledge, skill, and love for theatre and the lives that are touched by it is what makes Wild Rose stand apart. I don't see a lot of the "diva" mentality... more »

  two-people-on-stools-at-the-center-of-the-stage wrote:

After 20 years of involvement in almost every phase of production for this active community theater group, I am still amazed at the fresh and active group who continue to provide quality live theater for Keokuk, Iowa and the surrounding area. Beyond... more »

  Sydnie K. wrote:

Mildred's Umbrella Theater Company (MU), named for one of Gertrude Stein's intriguing poems, produces cutting edge theater. Working with local talent they provide a professional, emotive theater experience. MU chooses thought provoking plays that challenge... more »

  Writer wrote:

A wonderful, highly talented theater company which puts on high quality theater at very reasonable prices. We have been season ticket holders for many years and almost always enjoy the performances. more »

  Graco wrote:

City Hearts, without a doubt, has changed my life. I have been with the City Hearts program for well over four years and have loved every aspect of it. The sixth grade, which was my first encounter with the program, found me as a quiet, silent individual.... more »

  brett.freireich wrote:

The Ambassador Theater does a magnificent job of bringing together multi-generational audiences to enjoy plays that have a true depth of meaning, enjoyment, and acting and production talent. The set designs are effects are both beautiful and original,... more »

  tara3 wrote:

This is a hardworking group dedicated to bringing quality theather to the local community (City Island). They involved young and old alike with the different offereings. more »

  Jolson wrote: