The Ringwald Theatre

"Just saw Jingle Babs and it was AMAZING! All of the productions are first rate and I will continue to go and support such a professional organization. LOVE!"

"The Ringwald made many improvements in its former location, so it's a bit of a downer to see that they are back to square one in a makeshift corner of Affirmations Center. The current production "Small Mouth Sounds" is excellent. For this production the "stage" is an area in the center of the room surrounded by seating. Much of the narrative is conveyed by non-verbal gestures and there were too many times that you couldn't see an actor's face or you were staring at the back of another's head. Also, this production had no intermission which is fine, but the room is so small I would have been hesitant to excuse myself out of fear of interrupting the performance. A more traditional set up with all the audience facing the actors at the same angle would have worked much better. All that said I will return for another show if I can bring a cushion for those uncomfortable chairs."

"SO FUN!!!!! I saw Debbie Does Dallas, the musical here and had the best time. I had no clue what to expect but was pleased. The theater is small and personal; about 50 seats. The show was hysterical to say the least. The venue was a bit warm but I was laughing so hard, that I barely noticed. Prices were reasonable. Especially for such a fun night out with a girl friend."

"Theater was great. Sets were so creative. Actors expressions, accents, voices all perfect. 'Clue' was really good. Highly recommend it."

"This acting troop are a bunch of weirdos in the best possible way. We went for "Silence! The Musical" which is a musical parody of silence of the lambs and had a rollicking good time. The small theater size is a huge asset here, letting the actors play to the audience and eliminating the need for amplified mics. The acting shows great range and everyone involved is clearly passionate about it. The production staff is pretty talented and used as part of the plays, often rearranging and setting up new sets as part of their characters. Only downsides of the theater is that there isn't air conditioning so it can get warm, and the bathrooms are right next to the stage so you can't use them during a performance. Otherwise this is a fun community theater."