Limelight Theatre

This is a very nice small town style theater. It seats around 125, there is local art on the walls, a nice atrium and the stage itself is big enough to give the actors some space to move. The environment was very nice and very comfortable. We enjoyed it immensely and will become regular patrons.

I was taken to a musical revue called Ring of Fire this weekend with a friend. A coworker also was in the show. expecting to be, well community theatre I was given a BIG surprise.
The show was phenomenal. I have no other words for it!
I have to admit Johnny Cash isn’t my favorite, however I knew most songs and when I didn’t the actors encouraged you to clap along. One of the songs/​acts were my favorite… Delia. Played by a newcomer to the stage but has had a long musical career. if I remember correctly his name was Rob Langston. (I don’t have the program in front of me) With this said. all of the actors and actress’ were individually amazing!
I highly suggest you get down there and see this show while available. You won’t be sorry… especially if you like Johnny Cash.

This is total community theater — small seating area means no bad seat in the house (and to be honest I was impressed with the amount of leg room!), friendly staff and volunteers, and passionate performers/​musicians from the local area. We went to see Miracle on 34^th Street, The Musical. We are fans of the movie and my parents had won tickets to a show of their choice, so this seemed like a good holiday activity. I hadn’t seen the musical and while it has some differences from the movie, it certainly has enough similarities that the storyline is true for fans with some great musical numbers full of humor to keep you laughing and on the edge of your seat. The theater probably seats about 100 or so people, so you are close to the performers and they used the space well in terms of the stage, aisles and scenery changes. The staff was friendly and it was easy to purchase my ticket over the phone with the box office and it was waiting for me upon arrival. It has its own parking lot as well as ample, free street parking just outside. It was a fun night out with a bit of culture and the ability for us to support the local community artists. I would certainly return to Limelight Theatre when visiting my parents in the future, schedules permitting (worth getting tickets early if there is a show you really want to see as the size means that they often sell out as we learned when trying to plan our outing).