We've been here before, long before the name change. It had been a while and we decided to go, this time bringing the kids. Last night, we went and saw "A Christmas Carol" as a family. It was a great time. I'd purchased our tickets online and they were waiting for us at Will Call, as promised. We stopped at the bar for a drink and then stepped inside the theater and found our seats. Everyone working or volunteering there was so kind. The theater is nice and small, quaint even, and there really isn't a bad seat in the house. The performance was great, as it has been each time we've been here. If you're looking for a little culture, and something different than "dinner and a movie", then give Theater Tallahassee a go. You won't be disappointed. read more

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Disappointed. We were in high seats and the sound was distorted. We were not able to hear a lot of dialogue. There were a few spaced for wheel chairs, but that is not the only mobility limitation. If possible reserving some lower seats as "accessible " would be a gift. read more

Talk about spontaneous! Went into town, discussed plans, and next thing I know we have tickets to see a play at this theatre. The play? Plaza Suite. Funnily enough days later I find out they're going to be doing this on Broadway with Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick. Go figure! Anyway, looks like we caught the Tallahassee version of it the day before its closing night. Given the spontaneity of it all, we arrived and were told to go to will call. Went to will call and were told to go back to the teller. Whatever. We got our tickets and sat down. Theatre is quaint, even cozy. Pretty intimate and there really isn't a bad seat in the house. I believe there's a bar outside as the actual pamphlet for the play contained an alcohol menu, but seeing as we didn't partake, I wouldn't be able to give you all the details. Felt the play dragged a bit honestly. Nevertheless it was enjoyable, and well, at least the seats were comfortable. Not to mention that I went with one of my favorite people. read more

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Was able to enjoy a show in the "studio theatre"; very intimate setting. The actress who played Billie Holliday in Lady Day at Emerson's Bar & Grill was phenomenal! Outstanding performance! Notably, the little doggie stole the show toward the end! LOL! Excellent performance, lovely ambiance. Can't wait until next season! read more

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Finally! Live theatre is back! As our first event since the covid shut down, we scored tickets to "Becky's New Car" and enjoyed every minute. The acting was fantastic and Erika Stone was spot on as Becky; sucking the audience into her world of endearing insecurity and indecisiveness she was a riot. Seating was safely distanced making it limited so we were in the back row, truly there's no such thing as a bad view. Since the theatre renovation a few years ago, it's very very clean and attractive and the seats are super comfortable. As a community theatre in a college town, Tallahassee is blessed with tons of talent and great acting not to mention our locals who have dedicated themselves to refining the craft and pulling off some difficult feats. Evita was one of my favorites, School of Rock was excellent and I highly recommend A Christmas Carol at Christmas, every year they mange to change it up! The bar at intermission is well run, I can't speak to the drinks as I had water which was nice and cold but everyone seemed happy. We had a great time, thank you Theatre Tallahassee! read more

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Theatre Tallahassee's Mainstage Auditorium features seating for up to 271 patrons, with handicapped seating, access for the hearing impaired, comfortable high-backed seats, and a high quality sound system. Shows performed on our Mainstage tend to be geared for large audiences and often feature lavish sets. The Studio is a small, black-box style performance space that seats up to 120. Studio productions are often edgy, niche pieces geared toward smaller, more intimate audiences. These shows sometimes contain more adult subject matter and themes. read more

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DEATHTRAP! Went to see this show Friday.This show is really enjoyable.Great job by the entire cast, with a standout performance by DANIEL GRAY in the lead role.The set is very impressive as well.I recommend this show for a nice night out at the theater.seating is very comfortable,all with excellent view.Don't miss it! read more

Always a great show. Laughed so hard my husband asked me if they paid me to attend, because I could be their soundtrack. Everyone was in stitches. read more

Drowsy Chaperone!!! one of the best shows ever.! so much talent in this cast...do not miss this show! just a delight.singing/ dancing/ comedy.WOW! I STRONGLY RECOMMEND THIS SHOW !!! Entire cast is FANTASTIC! A MUST SEE for anyone who loves a great show,and SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL COMMUNITY THEATRE! read more

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Quality theater in a small city??? How can it be? But ,it is! Since moving to Tally, I have looked for the cultural side in this seat of government. I can't believe that the most stimulating thing to do around here is to recount votes and look for hanging chads! And. I discovered the Little Theater. In May, the production of "Nunsense " was such a hit that it was held over. It was hilarious and well cast. I have seen Broadway and off Broadway productions that were no better than this production. Last night, Neil Simon's "45 Seconds from Broadway" was another feather in the theater's cap! Someone in the cast had traveled to New York to take pictures of the original Polish Tea Room so that the stage was as authentic as possible. For some reason, I think that they portrayed Bernie and Zelda to a tea, also. But of course the hit of the show was Mickey Fox, played by Alan Kagan, who is no stranger to the locals, as he has quite a repertoire of appearances. In real life, he practices Psychiatry. NO wonder he can act!!! For a pleasurable night out, you can find this little theater off of Thomasville Rd. close to downtown Tallahassee. Coming soon is Edward Albee's "Three Tall Women" and Oscar Wilde's "The Importance of Being Earnest" read more

Community theater, what else can I say? Intimate theater, acoustics are not great and the music overwhelms the actors. Bathrooms by the exit/entrance can get congested. Extremely bad parking situation, no visible bike parking and not a lot of lighting for cars or people walking to their cars. It was almost sold out for the opening night of The Addams Family and the parking was a nightmare ,they needed parking attendants and ushers to help people find their seats. Go support our local community theater. Besides the parking and occasional topical humor awkwardly inserted into the script, it was a fun experience. read more

I'm always in favor of the local arts, and Tallahassee is lucky to have its own community theater (not "theatre," unless you're pretending to be British). We came here to see Irving Berlin's White Christmas and really enjoyed the show. The tickets were inexpensive, and there wasn't a bad seat in the house. The bathrooms are small and quickly get congested (especially for the ladies), so I recommend stopping all liquids a few hours before the show. There is a small concession stand with beer and wine, in case you're feeling brave. My only gripe is the parking situation - I had to possibly park illegally on the side of the road. Maybe with more revenue, though, a formal parking lot will be constructed. Support the arts! read more

From start to finish Singing in the Rain hit me with comedy, love, dancing and of course rain. The parking lot of the theater fills up quickly so be sure to arrive early. The theater itself is not very large but they make up for it by offerring a play for about four weeks as was the case with Singing in the Rain. The cast is comprised of local talent some with degrees in music and some who just enjoy the theater. Will definitely visit in the future. read more

We love Theatre Tallahassee. It's never a disappointing experience when visiting for shows. Give them a try if you haven't.

Enjoyed the opening night benefit performance of Streetcar Named Desire last night! This performance was almost flawless, the actors were great at remembering their lines and bringing them to life with emotion. Especially the main characters made it easy to get caught in the drama of the play. This was our first visit to this community theater and we were impressed. read more

Incredible place. I have yet to see a show here that didn't make me go wow. On the plus side, there are tons of restaurants around here too! Great time! Confessed new season ticket holder:) read more

Theatre Tallahassee puts on high-quality shows ranging from intimate coffee house "indie" shows to Broadway musicals. The talent in this town is incredible, and there is no bad seat in the house! Planned renovations for the theatre this year are going to make it even more amazing! read more

Theatre Tallahassee typically puts on a good show as far as community theatre goes, but it is certainly hit and miss from production to production. The venue itself is intimate, but feels more municipal than theatre. Better advertising would help set the right expectation for each show. read more