The Chubb theater is such a great venue. The walk way in…read moreoff the side walk is very beautiful. The lobby is very very big and they have a bar, a snack stand, and sell pizzas from the restaurant across the street. There's even some tables to sit at to enjoy your concessions and lots of room for a merch table, etc. The bar had a good list of offerings - but I'm not sure I loved the magnet/washer beer draft system. I can't explain it - if you go you'll see. The auditorium itself was intimate, all the seats were good. It's a historic theater, so there is less room than you might be used to - but I didn't feel uncomfortable. I went for the two night magnetic fields event and I had such a great time. I have to give some extra praise. I thought I lose my wallet the first night, I called the box office and the person there very happily assured me they would check the lost and found and call me back. They did indeed call me back and were so kind. I really appreciated it. If you go, be prepared to park in the municipal garage and walk to the venue. Give yourself some extra time to park and walk.

The Chubb Theatre is an intimate place to catch a concert, theater performance, comedian, etc. that…read morewould typically be at a much bigger venue in Boston. The staff is top notch and very friendly. For those with mobility issues, the theatre is accessible via elevator. Exiting after the performance can take a while as the elevator is fairly small. Pro tip: if members of your party are able to take the stairs, go for that and free up more space in the elevator for those who need it. Bathrooms are located on the main (lobby) level. Accessible stalls are available.

What a wonderful venue. We went to see Jeremy Jordan's one-time show at the Stage. It was…read morephenomenal and a good part of it was the venue. Not a stodgy theater with little legroom and a see-and shut-up atmosphere. It is a living theater, one where you can bring your wine and cheese, one where audience participation is accepted, one where photo is not frowned upon. Besides Jordan's superb performance, the thespian-loving crowd was in rare form, making it a part of the uplifting show. The theater has awesome acoustics. And as well, there is not one bad seat in the house, as the fairly steep angle of the rows provides for superb visibility throughout. The large bar and sitting area upstairs compliment the Stage. Welcoming, comfortable, with a full bar and wine offerings. Indeed, the Bank of New Hampshire stage is a model for others to follow.

Great venue. Great location. Big enough to enjoy and not…read morefeel crowded. We love going here. Christopher & Lise

This is a nice vintage performing arts center in downtown Concord, NH. Tonight's performance is a…read moreversion of The Christmas Carol. Santa is here in the lobby and there is a group singing Christmas carols. Although this hall is not as richly decorated as others I have seen, it is still a great place to watch a performance.

I'd never been to this theater until last Tuesday when I saw Jesse Cook. Other than the seats being…read morea bit snug for a person my size, it's a pretty nice venue. The ushers were very helpful & friendly.

I've seen several shows in this theater, and I really enjoy going. I like the variety of shows that…read morethey perform. The music is usually live, which is a bonus. If you sit further up, the temperature gets quite warm. Down by the stage can be very cold. There are adequate bathrooms, though the lines at intermission tend to be long. You can preorder your intermission snack/beverage to ensure you get everything consumed in time. The greeters are always helpful and friendly.

My wife and I had the pleasure of seeing Sweeney Todd on the closing night. Our daughter was the…read morewardrobe supervisor for the playhouse and we booked coming to visit back in May. Finding the playhouse was easy and it's a few miles from downtown Meredith. Parking was really easy considering the show was sold out and the playhouse itself is picturesque and charming. The theatre only holds a couple of hundred so it's easy to get in and out. I would highly recommend coming to see a show. The actors are professionals and each show brings a different cast. The prices were very reasonable and the staff was very friendly and welcoming. We will be back!

Overall fantastic concert (Nefesh Mountain Band) and beautiful venue WITH plenty of easy parking!…read more I arrived starving and could not find one place to grab some food on the way in, then learned that they had an in-house restaurant...Yay! Then learned they were a primarily reservation-based restaurant, BUT they were able to snag me a table...Yay! The restaurant was unusual in that it felt like a fake establishment, almost set up as a prop for a comedy skit. The server came over promptly and told me that all food arrived from outside, and they just heated things up, and that they may or may not have all things on the menu. Anyway, it all worked out, they had what I wanted, and it was all actually really good, and the concert was... AMAZING!!!

I'd never heard of this place but when a friend enticed me to a performance of classic R&B singer…read morePeabo Bryson I had to check it out. What a hidden gem! The venue is nestled in a wide expanse and there is plenty of parking. The building is gorgeious inside and out. You are able to order a meal ahead for dining before a show. I thought it would be chaos but it was well organized and the seatings timed in a way that you could have a leisurely meal. The concert hall is beautiful and I'm guessing there is not a bad seat in the house. I will be back!

Stage Show - Jack of Diamonds…read more An amateur stage production of a comedy. It was okay, but the actors needed better direction especially doing a farce. One character kept the script in-hand the entire show and certain scenes were clumsy, rather than funny. A farce is a very specific form of comedy, which takes acting chops to pull off. Overall, entertaining for what it was and the cost, but disappointing from a stage direction standpoint.

great time at Majestic-opoly this week! All the players & performers were enthusiastic and very…read moretalented! support these kids & adults!

Very nice theater in Manchester, NH. Went to see The Bodyguard with two friends. Good seats all…read morearound. Very affordable. Will return.

So far we have attended three plays at this gorgeous theatre. We saw 42nd Street first and then…read morewent back for A Chorus Line, then in February, Cabaret. This month we are going back again for Footloose, the Musical. The venue is beautiful and all the performances have been spectacular. The singers, dancers and actors are so talented and I felt like I was seeing a musical on Broadway each time. I'm so happy to have such an amazing theatre right here in New Hampshire. It's so easy to drive from Concord and the parking is easy in any of the local parking garages. The staff are welcoming and friendly and each experience has been perfect.

Excellent shows with amazing talent! Such a unique setting to watch a performance! Plus, they have…read morehomemade blueberry pie at every show.

This is an amazing place to see plays. My husband and I have been attending these shows for about…read more5 years The owners Aram and Conor Guptill are truly dedicated to making everyone enjoy the theater experience. They certainly put a lot of time and effort to make this theater a success.

We had a fantastic time seeing Mary Poppins. The actors were absolutely amazing and I feel so…read morefortunate seeing them in such an intimate setting. Looked like any seat was a good view. We sat in the balcony. Parking in the back. Adorable set up outside to sit and have wine or beer. $10 for wine. You are given a hard cup w a cover and can bring back anytime for refill costing $8. Can bring back for other shows as well. We can't wait to return!

New England Local Theater gets another 5-star review!!! Our permanent residence is in FL, and our…read moregroup was astounded by the talent in the performance of Mary Poppins Last night. The acting was superb, the singing amazing, and the dancing: delightful. We also need to give hats off to the set design, music and directing of this production. BRAVO!

What an imposing residence.... And what a wonderful space now dedicated to the arts and special…read moreevents. The Kimball-Jenkins Estate has been gracing the old estate section of New Hampshire's capital city since before the American Revolution. A stone's throw from the site of the first Garrison House built during the French and Indian Wars in the 1740s, the site of the first house built in Concord NH in 1726, and the beautiful, Greek Revival home of President Franklin Pierce, 14th President of the United States. The Kimball-Jenkins Estate is a gorgeous Victorian estate with several annex buildings. The main building houses events and part of the display collection, which this month had beautiful paintings drawn by former Kimball-Jenkins students. I especially liked some that had a little Pollock infusion. The annex buildings house the Academy of Arts and the carriage house is used for special events. In several visits here, I've been in two different events at the carriage house, which is a superb place for events. The rest of the campus is also beautiful and well suited for weddings or just a stroll. A unique, beautiful, and historical gem in New Hampshire's Capital City.

Great staff, beautiful buildings and lots of opportunity to be expressive and engaged in learning…read moresomething new!