Book Of Mormon show was a good story with a rollicking, dedicated cast. Only trouble was couldn't understand what they were saying or singing. About half was lost and it seemed sure the women singers were singing in another language. The singing and music were tuneful and bright but were often harsh and rackety.We were in 1st loge just off centerline. Good seats, so poor sound must have been from a deficient sound system, the building acoustics, or the fact that the performers were a touring group and not seasoned performers. Much dialog was shouted, adding to the chaos of following the story.Not sorry we went and we did get enough of the story to enjoy it but overall the experience was much less than what we're used to in a live theatre performance.

The concert itself was terrific BUT we had to wait outside in a very long line that went very slowly for like 30 minutes to get in!Also inside the theatre it is freezing, it was warmer outside!!!!!!!!!!!!

My granddaughter and I attended an afternoon performance of Shen Yun at the Long Beach Terrace Theater. The theater holds a maximum of 3,500 persons. We chose first row seats, which made for a spectacularly view of the dancers!

Again I went to an event at Terrance Theater . This time parked in Terrance Theater parking which was easy in and out , clean and close by the theater , for $15. The theater is great, acoustics good , many stalls in ladies room with an attendant to alert you to open ones. Also nice outdoor space with both outdoor and indoor bars.Space heaters outside as well. What spoils it for me is the policy to let people in ( many many people in ) after the show starts, 30 plus minutes . I was in a darkened room for a concert of a singer with a piano and a cello and lots of excuse me shuffling by , in many rows and for a very long prolonged time with phone flashlights to light their way or find their seats . Why does this theater allow this to spoil the event and apparently every event . My experience for a different event 1 year ago exactly the same . Too many people to be late due to freeway or ladies room line etc. Is this greed over the performance experience ? Not only do I not feel valued as a patron , but apparently the administration doesn't care about the performers experience of seeing countless people shuffle in late either . For a back orchestra seat , tickets were over $100 a piece . I expect better for the price . For any price, just unacceptable. Otherwise could be a perfect little theater .

The venue is intimate, makes you feel that you are part of the story. The acoustic could use upgrading. Clean and a nice layout.