First off, the show was fantastic. Quite the local talent. I felt it was very well done from the acting to the sets. The seats were very comfortable and we were in the 3rd row of the balcony. The theater was charming. Very clean. Staff very friendly and accommodating. Parking was convenient at the back of the Sheraton Hotel and a short walk through the skywalk to the theater. Great night!!!

The production of Spamalot at the Norshor was fantastic. Great acting, singing, sets and costumes. Also saw beauty and the beast that was on par with a Broadway production. The theater is lovingly restored. Covid protocols were in place for spamalot. Css as my wait til see Clue this spring!

Seats are way too cramped especially in the balcony. Noticed several larger people had to try to move . I myself had a little room to spare but not much. Hard to get in and out of with so little room.

I brought my in-laws and my daughter to see The Cat in the Hat. There was some construction outside, so it was hard to get to. We parked a block away near the bowling ally and just walked in.There is parking next door to the building, not sure if costs anything; ours was only $2 for a whole day though. The door was hard to find too, being in the middle of the building front and off to the right. There is a sign though. The staff upon walking in were friendly and informative. There were drinks, coffee and snacks available for purchase at only $2 a piece. The play was well done, in a small auditorium. Clean restrooms available down the hall. The small cast of 6 were great, very interactive with the audience and the play was wisely kept short, 45 minutes, for the younger audience members. My only confusion was the surprise love interest for the Cat in the Hat. An audience member chosen to be serenaded (cat meows and pretend ukulele) on the edge of the stage. Funny but a bit out of character for the Cat and just seemingly off when everything else was geared towards the young kids. All in all, fun time and not terribly expensive.

Everything had been great at the old address, but the move to the NorShor has not been a pleasant move. Walking from the parking lot Handicap Parking is a long distance and it took over 45 minutes to get out after the show. We always have enjoyed the shows, which are well done, and we enjoyed the first one at the NorShor, but the parking situation is unacceptable. Also, the seating is crowded. Certainly there are customers who are more in need of better handicap parking situation, and the current parking needs to be fixed before we would purchase the next year tickets.