"KINKY BOOTS", performed last night for its Final Performance at THE COMPANY THEATRE , with a full…read morecapacity audience in this high energy and mind changing story line. It starts out as a father's legacy, played by Peter S. Adams as Mr. Price of " Price and Sons shoe manufacturer ". His passing left the company and his legacy to his son Charlie Price, played by the talented Brandon Wong, struggling to come to grips what to do. From the moment KINKY BOOTS , it started, the whole theatre guests were receptive and riveted in their seats. Each ensemble cast member performed their part on point and with great ease. The main character appeared as an adult "LOLA", played by Gilbert Dabady, elevated the energy level of her character level to a new high! Totally enjoyed the performance! Very convincing! "LOLA", grabbed the audience attention and did not let it go and commanded the stage along with "Charlie Price", played by BRANDON WONG. His powerful voice and acting made for a very entertaining scene! IT WAS A HUGE TREAT TO WITNESS SUCH TALENT, Thank you! This Production of KINKY BOOTS, by DIRECTOR ZOE BRADFORD, has made a huge mark in the Theatre Industry and her Productions are LEGENDARY! Thank you for your devotion to the theatre and this Non-Profit Company to bring the Best Productions in the South Shore for its Community and beyond! Book by HARVEY FIESTEIN, Music & Lyrics by CINDY LAUPER! My last review is for the Talented Orchestra who tied the whole Production together under the DIRECTOR of Robert Mc Donough! THANK YOU ALL!, This Production of " KINKY BOOTS ", educated us all what Acceptance and Unity can do. Love it!

Saw their production of Cabaret tonight...OUTSTANDING!! The performances were fantastic! We have…read moreenjoyed energy production we have seen here! They always put on an amazing show!

Just finished seeing Mamma Mia at the theater. Incredible performance with a fantastic cast. Great…read morevoices and loads of energy. The performance was at the outdoor theater and as luck would have it a storm passed around the area and dropped enough rain to wet the stage but the crew hit the stage dried and there was only a 15 minute delay on beginning the play. Seating is nice utilizing wooden benches with armrests on either side of your seat. They do have complimentary cushions so grab one on your way in as they can go fast. Or bring your own! Very intimate theater and not a bad seat. Handicap parking is plentiful and easy access to the outdoor theater. Portable bathrooms are close by and a short walk to the main theater if you wish to use a 'brick and mortar' bathroom. There is also a regular theater which is used when the weather doesn't allow outdoor performances. Reasonably priced for what was a fantastic show. Will definitely going back again for additional shows.

What a delight! My family and I went to see Edward Tulane and absolutely loved it. These performers…read moreare extremely creative and talented. The 5 actors play multiple roles flawlessly. The main character also played a guitar which truly added to the mood of the performance. We saw it inside due to rain but it was still excellent. Tickets were reasonable for the level of performance. Go!

Prize Fight at Harbor Stage in Wellfleet is a winner. It's the perfect marriage of a brilliant,…read moreoriginal play performed by two phenomenal actors. Funny, contemplative and refreshing, it's the real deal and what good theatre is all about. The company consistently produces outstanding works but this one transcends that excellence to an even higher level. Don't miss it.

I saw My Dinner With Andre at the Harbor Stage Company theater last night, Saturday, March 29 and…read moreas the movie did to me so many years ago, I was riveted by the depth of the fundamental conversations about life, death, and the meaning of our fragile existence. The intimate setting of the theater, about which much of the conversations in the play was about, created a warm personal atmosphere among the 60 or so who had this great experience. I had a lovely conversation about life's purpose with a young lady Victoria afterwards where we shared our love for the play and for the work of Virginia Woolf who also touches so deeply and beautifully life's wonder and sad fragility. Yes, we should have more great art like this to inspire us to cherish and strive to perfect, not our foolish facades, but the reality of community of all our ghost-like souls who struggle so hard during this short time on earth to find love, meaning and happiness. Thank you actors and playwrights who made this possible. The folks who worked there were also so friendly and welcoming. The actors were superb. I was amazed at how they could remember so many lines of the wonderful convoluted conversations. I wish more people could see this play. It is a magical combination of humor and philosophical depth about what truly matters in life.

What a great little (or big) place! Ticket prices were extremely reasonable at $17 a piece. The…read moreTheatre is great, seats were comfy, and a good size. As for the grounds they were great. There was a maze outside, beautiful trees, and plenty of parking, that was well hidden from your sight when you stood outside the theatre. Little theatres like this go to show you that even though you are a community theatre, you don't have to suck at your productions. With a little elbow grease, you can make a low budget show seem like a million dollar budget. I think this theatre (if it keeps it up) is worth every dime of ticket sales.

Atmosphere, talent, and quality of entertainment is superb…read more Even a night out to take in an unknown entertainment has proven to be a "So glad we did this" moment.

I want to love it more but it was CRAZY LOUD. I was told the sound tech was Spire's, not the…read moreband's. The overly amplified sound created a reverb that flattened the band's sound in addition to hurting my ears. Other than that, it is a nice small venue created from an old church and with a nice ambience and layout. The seats are pews. But... I can't go there again. A band member told me that during soundcheck, she thought they were too loud, but the sound guy told her it would be good once the room was full (it ultimately was 70% full). No. It was too loud. I'm told that the same band was not overamplified a year ago. I truly believe that music venues need to be smarter about sound and to be responsible to their audiences. No, louder doesn't mean more entertainment value. Say something to your sound techs.

I haven't spent very much time in Providence - but hope to go back because there are some pretty…read moresweet places in town. I was excited to see that the Lion King was playing at the Providence Performing Arts Center! The theater is very easy to get to and there is a ton of parking nearby. Admissions was swift and not crowded - they definitely are organized and know how to keep the traffic moving. They sell various snacks and some are even locally made like the popcorn I bought. The venue itself is beautiful, especially the theater. The seats are as you would expect - velvety and small. The sound and lights were great. I really enjoyed the show. I will say that at times, I felt distracted - it seemed like the audience was louder than I expected - especially with the snack bags. Oh well, what can you do At intermission the women's bathroom was a little bit of a you know what. But this seems to be a common problem with older theaters. Regardless, I had a great time and would def come back to see another show!

The PPAC is a staple in Providence theater and never disappoints. The establishment has been here…read morefor a long time, but they keep it maintained. I went to see The Lion King and it was fabulous! The theater is small enough to capture the details without binoculars or an additional screen. The music was captivating. The colors were vivid. The storyline was familiar, and the characters were great. I would absolutely go back to PPAC to watch this play, and looking forward to other plays coming later this year and next year.

I cannot wait to see the new Z! I've been going to shows here for years now since I moved to town…read more I was a dance ambassador for them and got to attend beautiful workshops and dance productions. My third graders used to partner with the Z for the symphony trio events (classroom, grade level and then at the Z) and they were so so so amazing! We brought my middle schoolers to see a winter play once too. I have also attended many events on my own. Whether it's a show or a workshop, the Z offers so much for the local community. I'm excited for their next chapter!

Beautiful historic theatre always providing solid and diverse programming from local to regional…read moreand national acts. I have a lot of love for this theatre and the staff there and spent many a time there from school field trips growing to working backstage many years later, getting to see great performers from Hal Holbrook to James Brown and many more. It's not everyday you get to catch a glimpse of the past and the beauty and artistry of these vintage playhouses. Can't wait to catch another show next time I'm home!