It's a truly unique experience to see a production here! I got tickets for Into The Woods on a…read morebeautiful July evening and couldn't have been more pleased with it all. I got the lowest tier seats in the balcony and felt like my seat was still great! Highly recommend seeing at least one production here if you come to OSF to experience the ambience of this historic theater.

What an amazing experience! I have always wanted to see a play at the Allen Elizabethan Theatre in…read moreAshland for the Oregon Shakespeare Festival and I'm so glad to have finally have done so. It was better than I could've imagined. I've always been a fan of Shakespeare, so made a mental note to check this place out someday. Like the famous Globe Theatre in England, the Allen Elizabethan Theatre is inspired and designed by such. It's Ashland's most prized setting and primarily what brings tourists to the area. My partner's grandma got us tickets to see The Twelfth Night, which was showing the one night we spent in southern Oregon. Since she is a local, she was able to get discounted tickets, which was nice. We were seated on the bottom level, close to the stage near the center. They were fantastic seats! However, just like the Globe Theatre, this theatre is outdoors, so rain or shine, the show must go on. Being from the Pacific Northwest, that bothered no one here. Everyone came prepared with rain jackets and parkas. Acoustics, lighting and design were all on point. We loved the performance, especially when the actors interacted with the crowd! There's a parking garage nearby, and is close to the main street where many of the restaurants are located. Bathrooms are right outside the theatre, as well as a concession stand that serves wine, beer and more. If you're in the area, you must absolutely see a Shakespeare play at the Allen Elizabethan Theatre! Truly a treasure!

Ok, this review is on the popcorn, which is really the only reason I go to movies. This theater…read moreused to have the BEST popcorn, perfect texture, delicious in every way. They have yeast to put on top, add extra butter if you want....it was AMAZING!!! Was amazing, the last two times I've been to this theater the popcorn is just plain bad. Hard kernels with no real flavor. It's such a bummer, something has changed and I don't like it. Can someone please switch back to the other popcorn brand, or flavoring? It's just not fun to go to the movies when the popcorn tastes day old. Help, bring back the OG popcorn.

I simply could not recommend this festival experience enough…read more I used to live in Ashland and this event is the thing still that prompts me to go back and visit every year. It's such a unique film festival experience and its such a great town. The films are incredibly well curated, the people involved are uncommonly kind and fun, the town is adorable, supportive and WALKABLE, and the festival is the perfect size to make it feel like you've all gone to film camp for 5 days. And you don't have to be a film geek to have a ball! My 28 year old sister and my 55 year old mother both had a great time and neither are students of film, but both enjoyed the temporary 5-day community that they got to feel a part of. Did I mention WALKABLE? No shuttles or buses to catch. Kinda unheard of when it comes to most festivals. For the full experience, I would recommend: 1) Go see some shorts! Its so rare you get to see shorts in a theater, I highly recommend taking advantage the opportunity. And there are some incredible story tellers that show their work there. 2) Go out to the designated after hours spot at least one of the nights. Tons of folks gather there, including filmmakers, volunteers, staff and film-goers. The conversations there are rich, passionate, inspiring and authentic. 3) Take advantage of the "Talks". There are some great panels that are fantastic opportunities to learn and hear about independent filmmaking. Always a highlight of the festival. 4) See a film at the Armory. There's great food there and it's actually kind of a cool place to see a film. 5) See a film in one of the really small theaters~ there aren't many places you can go to a theater that is that small.

Came to an amazing performance of "Come From Away." We haven't been back to Ashland's Shakespeare…read moreFestival in over 20 years and some things have changed, while others have not. Most things for the better...the crowds not so much. There were some great options on shows and too little time to see all the ones showing. The Angus Bowmer Theater had great seats. There was plenty of leg room between rows and enough elevation to see over the rows and to the stage. Acoustics were good as well. Only downside were the multiple stairs getting to our seats...but can't complain about the views afforded. Great venue and looking forward to seeing more shows at different theaters.

My first trip to see a play and it was hysterical! World class talent and productions. Right down…read moretown within walking distance of fabulous artisan restaurants. Get your tickets early!

The most traditional of the three OSF theaters, it's the least exciting in many ways. That being…read moresaid, it's still a great venue! I had the lowest tier of seats, and they were still really good. I pay a lot more for worse seats at the Hult Center in Eugene.

Fun experience for the family…read more We went to the Angus Bowmer Theater for our second and last play during our visit to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland earlier this week. The theater is covered, and everyone was wearing masks, so we were comfortable throughout. They were selling souvenirs in the lobby, and we bought a couple of T-shirts and candy before the show started. We thoroughly enjoyed 'Once On This Island,' even though the musical was changed at the last minute to a recital as some of the performers came down with COVID. We will be back!

Completely unrelated to the product they sell…read more I was desperate to have someone repair the hip belt on my backpack while traveling through the Ashland area. Their staff was totally awesome to work with in the way they were willing to help me out and do an excellent repair for me. I really appreciate these guys

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In Ashland, the Oregon Shakespeare Festival (OSF) is the "Big Dog" in town. However, at least a…read morefew "Off Broadway" options are available including (but not limited to); - Ashland High School - Ashland New Plays Festival - Camelot (5 miles north of Ashland) - Oregon Center for the Arts @Oregon Southern University - Oregon Cabaret Theater - Rogue Theater Company (RTC) Gayle and I had the recent pleasure of attending a performance of "Off Peak" at the RTC. It was performed at the Grizzly Peak Winery within a relatively small indoor "warehouse" venue and stared 2 noted OSF veterans (Michael Elich and Robin Goodrin Nordli). As afternoon performances of about 90 minutes are among our favorites, we not only stayed awake, but attentively enjoyed show. It was almost a full house and and enjoying a free glass of wine at the beginning was a nice touch. The Winery was just a short drive beyond Downtown Ashland. We'll be sure to check to RTC schedule before we return to Ashland on our next trip here.

Amazing work by very talented artist. The venue is perfect. Every play I have seen at Rogue Theatre…read morehas been incredible . I encourage everyone to experience this wonderful theatre company.

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I just recently got married a couple weeks ago and we had asked Celia with Heavenly Harps to…read moreprovide the music for our ceremony. We had a garden wedding and Celia was just perfect! She was very personable and stayed in contact with me till the Wedding day. We spoke about options that would fit our theme the best. She was magical and we were beyond happy with Celia!!! We would recommend her to any couples looking for wedding entertainment or any other event!!! Thank you Celia!!

The best reading I have ever had. Rowan and Gaia are so friendly and their energy is amazing. They…read morehave other readers too that are amazing. The store is so cute but I love all the products. I will be returning

This is a cute little shop in downtown. Has everything I could want in my craft for the most part…read more Also an amazing tarot readers and life coach guide. I am so excited that is right here in town.