My wife and I discovered this place when they were performing Urinetown last season, and what a…read morefantastic find! An intimate setting, where every seat is a winner. We have been to 3 shows and will be going back to see more, as they are performed by wonderful casts who clearly have a passion for theater. This is community theater at its best!

We saw a fantastic show last night "Singing in the rain" Performers were great I would highly…read morerecommend this theater to everyone.

First time at this theater and it was a great experience. The people working there were very…read morefriendly and helpful. The ticket price was well worth the show. Saw The Mountaintop and it was a great show. The two actors were excellent. The theater itself is small (less than 500 seats) but that adds up to not having a bad seat in the place. Looking forward to future shows here.

Worst customer service…read more Purchased 2 tickets in advance for a Friday show. Unfortunately we had a death in the family and was unable to attend. We called the theater Wednesday morning, hoping to either receive a refund or tickets to another day/show. We recieved no return phone call. We left multiple messages before we finally reached someone, because we called them. We even stopped in the theater on Thursday evening to try to speak with someone (while they had a show going on) and there was no one at the front desk or anywhere for the matter. Finally got a call the following week with the option to see a show THAT NIGHT.... mind you we both work full time.... because that was the "only option"... we had to pass. Now we're out of $50 Thanks for nothing. We won't ever return to your establishment.

Cumberland Players is a small local theater that puts on respectable plays and musicals. All of…read morethe performers are unpaid, but the shows are always great. The directors at Cumberland Players have high standards and expect professional quality productions from their actors. When I was a small child my mom was involved in the productions at "the Little Theater" and I got to see how things worked from the inside out at the theater. Although the directors and actors have changed over the years, the quality of the shows is still great. Tickets are inexpensive and a show makes for a night of family fun. Be sure if you plan to take children that the show you choose is appropriate for kids. Some plays do include adult humor. Buying tickets in advance is generally a good idea. The theater is small and only seats 134 people and most shows sell out.

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I love cheesy things and just had to at least once check out the Legends in Concert Show while in…read moreAtlantic City recently. I did not know what to expect but was pleasantly surprised! This is actually a really good show with very talented performers. Great singing and dancing all around and goes by really quick for 90 minutes. By the end you kind of wish they would do a few more songs. Where else could you see the talents of Justin Timberlake, Liza Minelli, Michael Jackson, and Elvis all on the same stage? Each performer was terrific and kept in character the whole time. You could tell that each were professionally trained singers, and each did their personas spot-on in full costume. Plus, there was some interaction with the audience and a good amount of humor involved too. It was a lively and fast paced show that takes place in a small theater located at Bally's. Good view from any seat and the sound system is perfect. Sure, the audience had an older crowd feel to it, but it was mixed in with younger too, and all seemed to enjoy themselves here. You leave this show smiling and the price is right too. An added bonus is that I hit a $1000 payout on a slot machine before we headed out of Bally's! Elvis has left the building! Thank you! Thank you very much!

My sister and I caught the show at Harrahs last Saturday night . Just amazing and worth every $$…read more Our night had Sting , Whitney Houston, Cher and Elvis . Every one of those performers was like watching and hearing the real person . True professionals and truly entertaining!!

Show was exactly what I expected it to be - a waste of money. Admission should be significantly…read morecheaper if we are also expected to keep tipping for every lackluster performance. This could be a fun thing to do if the entertainers were more engaging and performances more unique.

We bought "VIP" tickets expecting a special experience near the front --but honestly, calling it…read more"VIP" was laughable. The venue is so small that sitting in the bathroom could've been considered VIP. One of our guests even bought a $400 bottle of champagne, so between tickets and drinks, we easily spent close to $1,000. Despite that, when it came time to bring guests on stage, only brides who paid extra were allowed up front. We weren't even given the courtesy of being considered, despite our substantial spend. It was obvious the entire event was just a money grab with zero regard for guest experience or value. it's all hype and upcharges with no payoff. Overall. The show was disappointing for the price point

Aloha! The perfect…read moretype of Cirque show to see if a person has never seen one and does not know if they would like this type of entertainment. At a little over an hour long and a mere $20 it's a bargain for this highly enjoyable show and a great low cost way to check one out if in AC. This show features a Polynesian theme and includes fire eaters, dancers and acrobats performing death defying feats with a fun luau vibe. The cast is top notch and performs many Cirque du Soleil stunts such as the wheel of death, spinning from ropes above the stage and flying above the audience, feats of strength, hoola hoop craziness, aerialists, contortionists, and the Cirque humor throughout. All this occurs with terrific backround music performed by a few talented musicians - a drummer/percussionist and a lady who played at least three stringed instruments and a flute - setting a perfect atmosphere to accompany each performance. It's kind of like a mini-Cirque show. Fun, energetic, humorous, not overly long, and easy on the wallet. Definitely worth the time to check out if in Atlantic City. Performaces run from summer until end of Sept, and then starting up again in Nov. As the show itself is on the short side it left us wanting to see more and wish it was longer, but was still a great entertainment value. Aloha!

This was described on the show's website as a "Cirque du Soleil-type show."…read more The ONLY thing they have in common is the word "cirque." Let me make this very clear: Cirque Polynesian is NOT produced by Cirque du Soleil, and has no connection with Cirque du Soleil, but CP evidently wants to give you the impression that they are affiliated without blatantly lying about it. Only once before in my life have I felt such despair at the complete waste of an hour I can never get back. This show had absolutely NO redeeming qualities as entertainment AT ALL: EVERYTHING was done on the ultra-ultra cheap and was totally amateur. The sets and props looked like any old crap the producers found in a motley collection of junkyards and basements (I swear that a platform used by a guy who balanced atop some tubes while juggling was my grandma's kitchen table from 1955 with some tinsel wrapped around the legs!). The costumes were uniformly cheap and cheesy, and didn't even match, as though the performers were given some general guidelines re what to wear and were then left to bring in their own outfits. There was no continuity to the show and the transitions from act to act were jarring and choppy; it seemed the producers just hired whoever was available with whatever kind of act and then simply threw them together with no eye towards making any kind of a cohesive show. The music was pedestrian and mostly NOT live: the drummer may have been playing live, but the woman strumming guitars, ukuleles, etc., was definitely NOT playing, as a few times she stopped strumming while the guitar part (or whatever) continued. No, she was just there for sex appeal. And that was the extent of the "live band," two pieces, although the music track had a horn section, etc. I'd guess the budget for the whole sorry, godforsaken mess - costumes, sets, props, lights, sound, music, salaries, etc. - was around $11.82. Perhaps a little less. You'd find a more professional production at any high school variety show, and you'd have a better time, even if it wasn't your kid onstage. I don't like to disparage the performers because they do try, and I can't blame them for taking a paying gig, so let me just say the overall level of talent matched the rest of the production. This show was a truly dreary and depressing affair; I'd probably have had more fun ripping up the $30 per ticket and flushing it down the toilet. One of our party had never seen a real Cirque du Soleil show; immediately after this one ended, I begged her not to let this horror scare her off from seeing the beauty and wonder of a real Cirque show (sadly for me, none of my friends are talking to me right now, but I guess I deserve it: this was my idea. I have a lot to atone for.) The best thing about the whole mess was the end - and I mean AFTER the finale. When it was FINALLY over, after an hour that felt like THREE, what it left me wanting was to see some enjoyable, uplifting, professional entertainment: preferably a real Cirque du Soleil show. None to be had in the area right now, alas (one coming next summer, though). If Cirque du Soleil were a five-star gourmet dinner prepared by a world-class chef, Cirque Polynesian would be a moldy bologna sandwich festering forgotten in the back of your refrigerator - but the moldy sandwich might leave a better taste in your mouth than Cirque Polynesian.

The Eagle Theatre used to have great quality productions, but now they only have a few each year…read moreand mostly children's productions. I did enjoy the recent production of Oklahoma, although the lead had some vocal issues. Other than that, it's been very limited in their offerings. Very disappointed in the current management. Not sure what has happened to a fine small theatre, but it's definitely gone down hill.

This is a wonderful professional theatre located in downtown Hammonton - exactly halfway between…read morePhiladelphia and the shore (Atlantic Ocean). Every seat in the house is great to see the top-notch productions. Right now they are performing the Frank Wildhorn musical "Bonnie & Clyde" that was on Broadway a couple of years ago. It is a totally awesome show - acting, singing, orchestra, staging.....one of the best theatre evenings I've enjoyed in the last year. Miss seeing "Bonnie & Clyde" at your own loss! Tips: Parking is directly next door or one street away where the downtown restaurants of Hammonton are.... There's a tasty wine bar at the theatre for use before or during intermission

Saw Summerland on Friday night and had previously seen several other excellent ELT productions…read more Drove in from Philly for a sunset walk on the beach, elegant dinner at Freda's Cafe and the show. We sat in the back row center. No bad seats in the house. Excellent sound and lighting design. Super helpful staff. Superb acting in a play about the civil war, ghostly spirits, and wet-plate photography. The casting was spot on. Walked out into the cool night feeling elated and went to Uncle Charley's Ice Cream for a great ending to the perfect Cape May day trip.

WOW. What a great show Rainmaker! You may know the movie but still this is worth seeing. Each of…read morethe actors are superb and the staging fine you will go frm sadness to belly laughing throughout the show Go go go

Won tickets to see Sexy Laundry at Whale of a Day in Townbank. Sat in the 2nd row for Sexy…read moreLaundry. Theater is cute and cozy, with no bad seats in the house. Show was fun and ran 1.5 hours without an intermission. Show was good, seats comfy, and great location. We brought the average age of attendees down significantly.

Checking out local theater is always amazing and Cape May Stage is no exception!…read more We saw the play "Stones in His Pockets" this weekend. It was our first visit here and I came to support my friend, who was one of the actors! The theater is located right off the Mall in Cape May. There is a small parking lot, but there is also plenty of street parking nearby. The seats in the theater were very comfortable and the workers were all friendly and helpful. They have water for sale at the beginning and at intermission. Support local theater and check out this gem in Cape May!

Great theater! Exceptional selection of shows out. The…read moretheater itself is beautiful and a fair size. My family and I went to watch Elf for Christmas and it was great, the actors were fabulous. The whole production was great. If you're down the shore and have the time - this is a great option for your list!

A night at the Surflight theater makes for a wonderful evening out here on LBI. The cast and crew…read moreput on an incredible show of Titanic the Musical. A ton of great talent, and wonderful production value, especially for a small local theater. Add in the charm of the local staff and you've found a well rounded theater community who care deeply for the theater and making it a positive experience for all who walk through their doors . The Surflight theater offers a wide range of productions, from musicals to comedy nights plus family friendly matinees that are good for the family. Be sure to check their website for their upcoming shows!