I used to go to the Wood Theatre over the years - as I do like to support theatre as much as possible...but unfortunately...when they designed the seating - the comfort of their patrons was not on their mind. I am 5'4 - and I found the leg room was extremely cramped. That is one major reason I stopped attending. The other reason is that the content of the play - whether it is profanity (like really - do we have to hear that ?) or questionable theme may not something I necessarily want to see... so I stopped planning to attend. Do advise your patrons what they may experience. There are so many excellent plays from years ago...would wish the theatres would perform them.

I'm really fond of local theatres, as the performances are oftentimes very genuine and very well-made. We came to this theatre to see Buyer and Cellar while we were staying in Lake George, and was very impressed with the quality of both the the show and the theatre itself. The seats are comfortable and arranged in such a way that each one provides a good view of the stage, and the acoustics were very good. Staff were friendly. The theatre provides a variety of entertainment options, including traditional theatre shows, comedic performances, dance troupes, and lectures. It felt safe during these pandemic times.

>Music, story line and sets were good. >Language was excessively and unnecessarily profane in our opinion. >Ads should have alerted prospective theater goers re: the subject matter of homosexuality as well as the explicit and profane language. We witnessed parents with 2 gradeschool boys leave hurriedly early in the performance. Others also left early on.

We went to see a play here at the end of July. The theater was very nice and the staff was all helpful. No problems with sight lines, we could see everything on stage. Well run organization.

We have been attending the Adirondack Theater Festival during the summer months for many years. The shows are almost always great and the venue is excellent.