We had the opportunity of seeing “The Irish and How they Got That Way” last night at the playhouse. Hands down, it was the best show that we have seen there. The cast of six were each extraordinary musicians. They had both wonderful Voices, and were able to play various instruments Their story telling, along with the musical ability was so well blended. We were drawn in by each character. A wonderful night!

Love that we have this theater in West Hartford. We saw their production of Pippin last year and they did an incredible job with it.

All I can say is that I wish I had found this place much much sooner. We were invited for a special event here so there was a small reception held in the quaint lobby area prior to hitting the theater. Boldly and brightly decorated with sequins and lots of color, there was a card game/poker theme to it with available playing pieces. The staff could not have been more accommodating and inviting, simply a pleasure.The theater itself has seating on three sides of a large stage and backdrop, almost a theater in the round. When I say that each and every seat is a winner I mean it— an ample incline allowed for the 5 to 6 rows deep to each have close and intimate views of the action. We had the pleasure viewing a comedy show featuring Linda Belt—fun and funny!! A gander at the upcoming attractions showed a wide range of offerings, to suit every taste.Can’t wait to return

We went to our first performance here and can't wait to return. The theatre is teeny so seating is VERY close to the performance. We saw a terrific production of Nunsense and stayed afterwards for a 15 minute question and answer session with the cast.

Saw “Scottsboro Boys” at this theater and we were extremely pleased with the performance. Audience sits around the production stage in an intimate setting. Acting, lighting, sound and music was superb. Seating was comfortable.