I saw My Mother and the Michigan Ohio War. The play was great The theater is small and the cast interacts with the audience, so you feel a part of the play. I forgot my hearing aids, but they have hearing assistance devices available without charge. Be sure to ask for them if you need help. This is a great way to support local talent. Tickets cost less that a movie, popcorn, and pop cost. The town is quaint with lots of restaurants and unique shops. Go and spend an entire day.

Saw 14 funerals…TERRIBLE, don’t waste your time or money. Set consisted of a chair, side table and a box of Kleenex, so Chintzy! Also only 2 actors in the play, and not one funny line, seriously no exaggeration.

Decided to road trip here for a fun weekend with friends. The Christmas show was fantastic and we will definitely come to this lovely theater in the future. We need to give a GIANT SHOUT OUT to Kate Voigt, the Patron Services Manager. We took an UBER from our hotel in Ann Arbor (about 20 or so minutes from the theater) anticipating having cocktails and wine with dinner before the show, which we did! Guess what, no such thing as an UBER back to our hotel! It was 10:00 p.m. on a Saturday night...just assumed an UBER/LYFT wouldn't be a problem! Kate kept the building open for us and contacted several taxi companies assuring us that we would get back to our hotel. Chelsea is a lovely little town but we didn't realize how very small. Again, thank you Kate for going above and beyond your job title! And on a side note, the show was top notch and the theatre itself is a golden gem in this cute little town of Chelsea.

Perfect little theater, stage in center, all seats are great. Went to see, The Antichrist Cometh, loved it. Witty and hilarious. Will be back!

It was a great blend of serious and very funny! Every time it got serious, something really funny happened which had everybody laughing hard. But the funny parts did not detract from the seriousness of the topics.