I recently performed at the Commonweal Theater and had a wonderful experience! The decor was rustic…read moreyet modern. I'll give you a hint. Check out the mason jars and the ceiling! The ensemble and audience are both very kind and sweet. It's located in a cute little town surrounded by fun things to do!

We recently saw No Wake and Incident at our Lady of Perpetual Help. Both were fabulous!! I would…read morecome and see Incident at Our Lady... . Again if I could. Laughed so hard!! Can't wait to see Spitfire Grill next. Get a season pass if you can. Totally worth it.

I was expecting a small community theatre with very amateur actors. But we were wowed by Jersey…read moreBoys. Great production and wonderful talent. Very impressed by the vocal range of the actor that played Frankie Valli. And Tommy was exceptional too. A great cast. Seats are general admission.

A gem of a civic theatre right in lil' ol' Rochester. They have so much talent volunteering and…read moreworking here it isn't funny---and the local people that continue to perform are astounding.......I have been to several shows here and am always so impressed----It is good affordable entertainment and I think Rochester is very fortunate to have this available......Everything from the sets, to the lighting, to the costuming, to the presentation is top-notch. It is a lot of fun to mingle with the cast after the show too which is typically supported...AND if you are lucky enough to be there when they are doing a special opening night you may get some wonderful snacks and champagne....If you budget is tight and you want to see all the shows volunteer to be an usher and you can help out AND see the show for free...

All the World's a Stage…read more.. ...but you'll find the best performances at the TB Sheldon. Set your phones to silent, grab some popcorn, and peek with me behind the red velvet curtains of this historic theater. Affectionately known by locals as "The Jewel Box" of Red Wing, the Sheldon's impressively ornate interior would upstage that of many other theaters. The lobby makes a dramatic entrance, and the auditorium steals the show with gorgeous murals, and gold and ivory plaster sculptures adorning the walls. The Sheldon's history is as dramatic as its decor, the building having survived two fires and an explosion that blew off the roof. Opening its doors in 1904, it hosted Vaudeville shows travelling through from Chicago to Minneapolis in its early years, and later converted to a movie house. Now it showcases live performances and lectures, as well as playing classic movies like Gone with the Wind. I fondly remember performing here in my teens, electricity in the air as we waited for our cue, hoping not to break a leg en pointe. Most recently I watched the amazing musical Glensheen here, and it brought down the house! A Sheldon experience is always magical for the audience and performers alike. This theater is a destination unto itself, and is certainly a tough act to follow. I give it 5 rounds of applause!

A hidden gem in Red Wing, just a block off Hwy 61. I have driven down Hwy 61 so many times and…read morenever knew about the Sheldon Theatre. I'm glad I finally found it. I've been wanting to get to a show for the last year and we finally got tickets to an Andy and Bing Christmas. Mick Sterling and Ben Utecht hosted the event with toe-tapping songs throughout the night. I haven't seen Mick since he was signing Joe Cocker's 'You Can Leave Your Hat On' at Bunkers Bar. It was great to hear his voice again. They played for at least two hours with a small intermission. Great show. The theatre is beautiful and so full of character. The intimacy of the place makes any seat a great one. I'll definitely be back for another show.

Cover Band for Pink Floyd, Far to loud, DB meter indicated over 110 dB. Don't know if that was to…read moremake up for the bands skills, or just a poor sound guy. The theater it's self is a nice place. The Theater if they are going to continue with music need much improvement in the acoustics. The staff were very friendly! The light show the band had was good. Again the Theater needs to address how loud a performance is, if they want to sell tickets!

Saw Tonic Sol Fa perform here. Nice venue, but nothing stands out to me right now to set it apart…read morefrom the rest.

Enjoyable site, though seats are a bit close. Always clean…read more Bathroom is small for number of people, but again kept clean. Seating is fast and enough help to get everyone to their seats. If I recall, no issues with people in front, enough height to see over them, but right next and not easy to get out of seats, without people standing and stepping back. Almost no room for coats (many do not check), but floors very clean, so can be placed on floor

I've lived in the area for 25 years and recently was the first time I had ever been to the Ames…read moreCenter. We saw a cover band of Queen songs. I'm so glad I was finally able to experience this venue. Parking is easy with free ramp and street parking next door to the theatre. Our seats were right in the middle of the center section. The steepness of the seats was great in that the person in front of you never blocks your view. Drinks were available for purchase and you can bring them to your seat. Staff was super friendly. It felt a little odd to see a 'Queen' concert in a theatre when I felt people should be up dancing and singing but the band did a good job of engaging the audience and the last few songs got the crowd on their feet. Nice experience.

My contractor does all the sets for the various musicals. They are all so professional with great…read morecasts, directors, stage crew, and everyone involved. I've seen 4 shows. Disney, Broadway, Sussical, and Spamalot. The sound and orchestra are great. The building is nicely laid out. Plenty of bathroom stalls and intermission goes fairly smoothly. They have a handicapped ramp and seating also. All seats are good because the stage and seats aren't far apart. They also have a black box theater that I haven't been to yet. Huge parking lot. Woodbury is growing, so this is a great spot for entertainment.

I mean going here and have never been to nothing like this as a kid was AWESome I Simply loved itread more

Six of us went to Four Old Broads this afternoon. The theater is comfortable and quaint. The show…read morewas humor filled entertaining!! I enjoyed that one character was watching a story and the sound was played in the theater to make it life-like. After the show the cast was lined up outside the theater, in front t of the restroom! It was a comfortable waiting, box office and concession area. Parking was easy w free street parking. I appreciated that the seats despite having arms, were wide enough for large adults. I will definitely come back to town for another show. Thanks Rep Theater for a wonderfully delightful afternoon!

I was surprised there was even a theatre here! I found the play, Jeff on a Shelf, on Facebook…read moreevents and bought the tickets online with a friend. We went on a Friday night and was greeted in the lobby by two kind performers who were selling beverages. There was a small bathroom and coatracks available as well. We were ushered upstairs into their small black box theatre. There was room for twenty audience members. The room itself was quite ordinary - it was literally a room, not a typical theatre by any means- but that was what gave its charm. The play itself was hilarious. It warned its use of adult humor, and that definitely needed to be noted. As a young adult, I quite enjoyed the humor used, but I can't say the same for other older viewers. The writing and acting was wonderful. The cost for the play was also quite nice! I am definitely interested in attending more plays in the future here.