Broadway Performance Hall

High school auditorium is about right, except I could stretch my legs out and sleep easily there. I’ve been to about 3 events here and I would really really be happy if none were ever scheduled here again.

It’s quite a small space for how large the building is.
I hope they can modernize the lighting and then the climate control will work better

We went here for a performance during Moisture Festival. The venue is decent. Old building, inside the theatre is kind of no frills with old seating. But for what it is, it is a decent venue for smaller, local performances.

I have been to The Broadway Performance Hall for several of Cornish dance performances.
It is a small auditorium, seats are not that comfortable, but do-​able. At times the air circulates well and others seems nonexistent.

The Broadway Performance Hall reminds me a bit of my high school auditorium — it’s a nearly identical shape and size. The BPH is a bit more dated, but it still has a lot of great features.
I saw my brother’s choir group perform a show here and they did a great job. The stage itself is very large and, from what I could tell, there wasn’t a bad seat in the house. The sound level in the hall was excellent.
The one downside was that the seats were sooo uncomfortable. By the end of the show, my butt was totally numb.
Having only been an audience member, I can say that overall I like the BPH and I would return here for another show (I might bring an extra butt cushion though).

My sister has written two shows that were performed here, and we have also attended Cornish College of the Art’s drama production here. As an audience member, this theater is pretty good. It’s got a certain stylish old charm and the seats are decent. The sight lines are pretty good from all areas of the audience and one can hear quite well for a theater of 300 seats, which is always an important criteria for me.
I do find the layout, especially backstage, to be somewhat confusing and their rental policies could be a bit more generous. It’s not a lot of fun to be congratulating people and milling around after a successful performance, as is typical, and then get chased outside so that they don’t accidentally run over their rental period. A small grace period for taking down the set/​exiting the audience would be appreciated.

Looking for a place to watch an elderly man with MS lie in an over-​sized clam shell and receive a hand-​job from a naked woman wearing a latex pig mask while George McFly watches on?
If the answer to the above question is «yes,» might I suggest the Broadway Performance Hall.
Last night I saw a showing of Crispin Glover’s «What Is It?» at the Broadway Performance Hall. And, while the movie itself (and Crispin’s accompanying book reading and Q & A session) probably deserves its own entry somewhere on Unilocal,I thought it was worth mentioning that I thought the Broadway Performance Hall was a nice venue.
Comfortable seats with decent leg room. Good acoustics. All that jazz. If I had one complaint its that I’ve tried to see other shows here before (mostly during SIFF) and they always seem to sell out before I get tickets. But, that’s probably more of a problem with me being lazy.
Oh, and if your answer to the above question was «no,» don’t worry. They seem to show a good variety of stuff, so I’m sure they’ll have something to match your tastes at some time soon.