GreenMan Theatre

"Its a little theatre type operation with better than average attention to details. For example, although in a church basement, they did not put out rows of folding chairs. They built risers to put those chairs on so that you are not (generally) looking at the back of someone's head. No bad seats. From the furthest to center stage is about 40 feet. And, a minor but indicative point; the playbills are better than the ones at Drury Lane or Lincolnshire."

"What a terrible organization!!! I’ve left countless messages on their box office voicemail to purchase tickets to their murder mystery theater. They have not once returned the last 4 messages. Horrible customer care - I’m surprised they are still in business."

"Great show! Been to several shows there and enjoyed myself very much. Only thing was the chairs were a bit uncomfortable."

"Wish I could give it more stars because small theatres really deserve support, but they're definitely trying. Theater is located within a church, which is not readily apparent until about a half hour before the performance when banners were placed outside showing the entrance. The church is old, dusty, and musty, and while there were fans installed, it did get rather hot and at times difficult to breathe. Saw The Inspector General here recently. The play was quite good, largely carried by two or three of the main characters. It could have been a bit more effective with fewer players in such a small space, and some of the smaller parts were not well executed. Costumes were a bit of a disaster and need work. However, really commend the efforts and wish the troupe success. An infusion of funding would probably go a long way to making this an excellent troupe, as may some stronger management and perhaps a change of venue."

"Tight seating and hot. But the troupe was excellent. Saw "Monstrous Regiment" there."