Always enjoyable, professional level productions. Our reason for stopping in Everett whenever we can.

The talent here is heavily local but quality beyond what is expected. This theater does a first class job for our community. I always have season tickets.

As an anniversary date we went to the Village Theater's production of Million Dollar Quartet. It was absolutely wonderful. The four actors who played Carl Perkins, Jerry Lee Lewis, Elvis, and Jophnny Cash; were all incredible musicians and singers. The guy who played Johnny Cash had a naturally deep voice and sounded exactly like him when both talking and singing. But hands down, the best actor was John Countryman who played the roll of Jerry Lee Lewis. He could really make those piano keys dance. The theater is modern and the staff are very friendly and helpful. Not much of a lobby, so don't arrive too early or you will be standing waiting for the doors to open. Parking is available on the street or in a nearby garage. the Village Theater also operates a venue in Issaquah, and there is no comparison between the two. Everett is a way-better facility and has much better parking and traffic patterns.

This small venue produces delightful shows! The sets were great, acting superb, and there's not a bad seat in the house! It's great to have such a wonderful venue and be able to stay close to home! No Seattle traffic!!!!

I am a season ticket holder for the theater. It is a new appearing theater with easy access to seats, restrooms and refreshments. One would think that it is a community theater, but it is not. The actors are all professionals with Actors Equity. Sometimes the show is a classic or current show, but I have seen some fantastic new shows there as well. There is easy parking (free) on the street if you arrive early enough, or several paid lots. There are restaurants within walking distance for before or after the show.