Well done performance and I was pleasantly surprised on how polished the play was presented. Seating cant be improved as it is a reconstructed school building but once I got accustomed to it, I adjusted. They have a few more plays this fall so check them out. My five your old granddaughter had to sit on her Mom's lap and another one stood and sat on the arm of the chair since she wasn't next to the wall and didn't block anyone's view.

We were treated to a surprise evening at this marvelous community theater. True-to-the-original stage scenery, fine vocal presentations esp the ensemble. I was captivated once again by this story and the talented actors who performed. Wonderful little theater I will visit again next season!

The hall has character and there are no bad seats. You have to experience live theater to appreciate what Maine has to offer. The casts are very talented to say the least.

I have attended productions in the past and I am very pleased with the performances of our local talent. We are very fortunate to have so many talented people in the Lewiston/Auburn area.

I have only seen one performance at the Community Little Theatre, that having been Oliver. The sets were big and colorful, possibly too big for the stage as there were many awkward moments when actors have to maneuver around the set, and if you were seated in the side sections, some scenes were blocked by set pieces. The music was very good. Dance numbers somewhat stilted and not imaginatively choreographed. Acting was average except for Oliver and moments for Fagin, both having been greater than the whole. I had heard so much about the theatre, and the show, that I may have anticipated too much. While I think the show was enjoyable, and certainly worthwhile, hype sometimes produces expectations that cannot be met. I would go to CLT again, and think the theatre is a wonderful addition to the LA community.