My first time!! My first impression, walking in, was that the place is TINY. The venue consists of a main floor, pretty much crammed with small tables with four chairs each, all pointed toward the stage. Around this floor area is three raised...
Read MoreMy first time!! My first impression, walking in, was that the place is TINY. The venue consists of a main floor, pretty much crammed with small tables with four chairs each, all pointed toward the stage. Around this floor area is three raised tier seats, which are cushioned benches. All seats are numbered and reserved. We sat one set of tables back from the stage, a little to stage left (audience right) and our visibility was very good. But WOW, the personalities of the cast! The main master of ceremonies, especially, has great personality, humor, and energy, and talent as well. The show we saw was "Sand in our Shorts" which, as you can guess, was all stories about going to the beach. It was very family friendly, but not overly-much for children, as you had to be a thinking person to "get" a lot of the puns, but I loved the dialogue. It is the old-fashioned, very creative, imaginative, and exuberant type of vaudeville. Alas, there is nothing else like it. During intermission, you can line up in the lobby, where you will again see members of the cast, efficiently taking your order on an iPad and sending you into the kitchen, set up like a cafeteria where, again, the cast are the ones serving things up. BE SURE and tip these wonderful and VERY hard-working people, and you'll be rewarded with a song. And tip when you leave the theatre, as well. As hard as these actors work, they will do it all again in just a few hours. PLEASE, reward and encourage creative theater in our community!
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