Had a great visit to the Pollard Theatre. Took my wife to see A Territorial Christmas Carol for our anniversary. Most definitely look forward to going back. read more

The Missus and I made the trek up to Guthrie to see a show we had both been very interested in at the Pollard. Let me just say, I love historical theatres like the Pollard. They always have such a fantastical vibe to them and always have such beautiful architecture. The Pollard offers a small concession stand with a few snacks and drinks. I'll add that I wish they had some adult libations at the concession stand, but with it being a historical venue, I understand why they do not. We sat fairly towards the back, but the view was still great! There really isn't a bad seat in the house. My only major complaint is that the seats were a bit uncomfortable for me. I'd strongly recommend anyone that loves the theatre make a stop by the Pollard. It will not disappoint. read more

I've actually been here many many times . It's just to good to remember to post about it. The Pollard playhouse is really good. read more

Pollard Theatre - Theater billing. Better than TV Or Netflix - Performing Arts Near Me - Guthrie, Oklahoma

We try to make it to the holiday performances each year, and (in our defense) we USUALLY succeed. The cast of each show I've seen there (and I've seen MANY) always seems eager to please the audience, and to laugh right along with it as needed. My favorite show at The Pollard lo the past three decades? Hmmmmm -- that would have to be either one particular version of "A Territorial Christmas," else -- still laughing my butt off over this one -- "Reefer Madness" a few years back. Unfortunately, our favorite restaurant in Guthrie ("Granny Had One") is long gone, thus leaving us with very few palatable options in the area. (Trust me when I say that Guthrie is NOT known for its wide array of foodie options.) Is that the Pollard's fault? Oh, of course not! But me? I'm just kvetching this morning because a) I haven't had my daily ration of coffee yet, and b) I'm a miserable, whining bitch. read more

Went to always Patsy Cline at the Pollard theatre in Guthrie Oklahoma last night. The Patsy character played by Kara Chapman was great and Louise played by Jody Nestander was outstanding. The music was outstanding and the theater was packed. Really enjoyed the show. read more

Pollard Theatre - Performing Arts Near Me - Guthrie, Oklahoma

Pollard Theatre has been on my radar for quite a while, but I just recently visited for their production of Almost, Maine. This historic theater reminds me a lot of Sooner Theatre in Norman. If you appreciate historic buildings, then you will definitely enjoy it here. Much of the theater seems preserved in time from the lobby to the seats inside. They have a selection of concessions at a reasonable price as well. I loved the experience we had here and will be keeping an eye out for future shows. It's totally worth the short drive from OKC to Guthrie. I recommend making an evening out of it by dining at one of the local restaurants and stopping by Rick's Chocolates for a sweet treat. There are several options within walking distance of the theater. read more

My wife and I just saw the Pollard Theater production of Laughter On The 23rd Floor. It was hilarious! We've often enjoyed coming here. Their shows are so well done. read more

I probably would have enjoyed the show more if it were not Shrek: The Musical. Still, for being more of a kid's show, I laughed at the jokes (shaking my head at the lowbrow ones) and smirked at the self-aware signals to the set/props (Lord Farquaad "standing" on the backs of his servants). Fun - it is fun if you allow yourself to make believe with the actors. I did as well as I could, and I enjoyed my night out with my family. Thank you Pollard; keep up the good work. read more

I started going to Pollard Theatre production back in the 1980's when it was formed. For it's history it has drawn on a host of local actors who love the theatre as well as up and coming performers from local colleges. Rarely have I ever been disappointed with a production and in most cases I have marvelled at how great an evening is was spent there. I just attended the Musical Smokey Joe's Cafe and the it was exceptional. I also try to make the annual performance of The Territorial Christmas Carol rewritten as Oklahoma history. It is a fun holiday tradition. recommend that you take away the kids electonic toys and go to Guthrie to see a live performance. I love movies but the theatre is something special, and I promise you they will give you everything they have to make a magical evening for you. Check out what is coming at www.thepollard.org and enjoy historical Guthrie while you are there. read more