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233 Pearl St Hartford, CT 06103 ·444.16 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
Reviews
tripadvisorMy wife and I went to see the Cannibals of McGrower County on a Saturday night. What's not to love at 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.
MoreReally lame… went with my family to see some Christmas play… I try to be open -minded, but it absolutely sucked. It was billed as a comedy, and I don’t think I laughed once. The seats were extremely uncomfortable with no leg room. I’m 6 feet tall and my knees and back were killing me. Don’t waste your time or money… I’ve seen better theater at an elementary school.
MoreWe've frequented Theaterworks for years, returning each time with even greater expectations, never disappointed. The intimate, newly renovated theater, includes a warm gathering hall and small art gallery, a snack bar with hot and cold beverages and comfortable, amphitheater seating which offers excellent viewing from every vantage point. Recent additions allow special effects and realistic staging. We attended American Son which takes place in a Florida police station where an interracial couple try to search for their missing son. Another excellent 5 star performance. We have found Theaterworks to rival Broadway plays and performances, convenience and affordability. Check out the 2019-20 season, you will not be disappointed.
MoreTheaterWorks has great plays and actors. The small stage is an intimate setting. An the sets are always professionally constructed. The theater has been newly renovated and should be an even better venue for the creative arts. And the staff are always helpful.
MoreWe saw Actually at Theaterworks (at the Wadsworth for now) on Sunday. The 90-minute play is exceptionally well acted by the two actors. It is set in a college setting and deals with difficult issues of what constitutes consent to sex, what constitutes consent when persons have too much to drink, and how race and gender come into the mix.
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