Saw Sweeney Todd on opening night. Thoroughly professional production using small stage to its maximum potential. Well cast and staged. Met with expectations.

We have never seen a bad play at the Kavinoky and we have seen about 15. If you are interested in the play, it will be well-done. The theater is medium sized, well maintained elegance, the sound is good. The cushioned theater seats are old but adequate. There is adequate distance between rows. Sight lines are good the stage is raised and the seating is in a semi-circle. Buffalo has a vibrant theater scene and the Kavinoky is one of the most respected.

Went to see Don't Talk to the Actors by Tom Dudzick. Very entertaining! Theater is small and comfortable. There is a room off of the main corridor which serves alcohol, soft drinks, coffee and snacks at reasonable prices. Restrooms are clean. During intermission you can scroll down the main corridor and enjoy looking at the many photographs of past alumni. Architecture is awesome to look at too.

This is a great place to see a play. We were there two days ago to see the play Family Furniture and it was terrific. It is a small theater, holds maybe 300 or so, the seats are very comfortable and the sightlines,with a few exceptions, are great.

The current play at this beautiful theatre is Journey's End and it is a wonderfully dramatic production. The set is pure genius ( as are most all the sets at the Kav) and truly evokes the time and place this play occurs. It is a story taking place during World War I in the trenches of France and an officer's barracks. It is 3 acts that will keep you mesmerized. The actors all adopted wonderfully realistic British accents that added to the effect. We especially liked the bombs that would periodically detonate and the light glow in the distant sky was a chill reminder of the horror of war. I won't give away the entire story but you will definitely have chills by the end of this play. Treat yourself and see Journey's End.