Too bad that this volunteer theater group has a reputation of being unprofessional, unorganized and…read moreknown for doing really bad plays. This would be a great opportunity for newbies to learn how to really work the theater but fall short because of their lack of commitment and procrastination to complete what needs to be done to put on a play. Hopefully, someday they'll get their act together.

I love the Birdcage Theatre in Oroville. Let me count the ways. Well, in this town, it's hard to…read morefind entertainment. The Birdcage Theatre always has a fun show to watch. If your in the mood for comedy, come to the Birdcage Theatre; If you are in the mood for a scary tale, come to the Birdcage Theatre; if you are in the mood for drama or a mystery, come to the Birdcage Theatre. Not only does this venue have plays and dramas, they now debut other talent: Stand Up Comedy Nights, Magic Shows, and Musicals. Most surprisingly, there is a lot of talent. I have seen some great actors on the Birdcage Stage. If your planning to be in Oroville, this is a must stop place. Carlos Sawyer

First time going there to watch my granddaughter's first time class…read more It was great to see her enjoying the instructors directions. It is a great family place and nice facility.

Came here to watch a gymnastics meet. The facility is pretty dated. However, the people were…read morefriendly, there was lots of available seating, and a snack bar.

Best theater in town hands down! All the shows are new and innovative. Always a good timeread more

From the owner: The Blue Room is a hub for live community theatre, offering original performances that inspire,…read moreentertain and connect. Come see a show, take a class or catch a concert.​

This place is so beautiful. The sound system is great. And they got the temp under control!read more

El Rey did not want to let my friend with a service dog that was used for mobility into the…read moretheater. We attended theDrew lynch show the people in the front checking tickets refuse to let them in. Another person with a service dog was also told they could not come in, and the men started to yell at them. After we messaged Drew through Facebook, his wife came out and called the owner, and they finally let them in, they were advised they were breaking ADA laws and their front door. People said they didn't care it was private property again they were let in only after the headliners wife came out and insisted they be let in along the fact that there is no heat in the building, we will never attend that theater again.