The shows at Plummmer Auditorium are great, but the seats, not so much. I won't be back. Too uncomfortable.

Great high production. The students were well prepared and perform exquisitely. My grandson had some significant parts and performed them exceptionally well.

I was enchanted by Plummer Auditorium when I first saw it as an incoming high school freshman <<mumble mumble>> years ago. Today, this still active National Historic Place, fills me with a sense of pride as a member of a community who cherish the fine arts and strive to share those values. As time passes the theater is filled with new voices while the building itself and the traditions passed through the generations by it's custodians tie nearly a century of theater goers together in a evenings entertainment. That's was and still is the stuff dreams are made of.

I had the pleasure of visiting Plummer Auditorium to watch my daughter (age 6) perform her dance recital. It has a great old fashioned feel to it. The performance was great! My nephew also received his Physics award at this location. Parking is right across the street.

The old Plummer auditorium on Fullerton high school campus is beautiful. The sound system and air conditioning are great (bring a light jacket). The play we saw yesterday was terrible. 3D productions is moving and it seems they don't care about their final show here. Acting and singing was really bad but the worst part was the spin that executive director TJ Dawson put on the play HELLO DOLLY. it was boring any you you put it. We have been season ticket holders a Fullerton Civic Light Opera and 3D Productions for 30 years and this was the absolute worst play I have ever seen. Won't be following this troop anywhere.