This is a lovely theater and even the cheap seats have good views, the performers move around on stage so that everyone can enjoy the action! Little Shop of Horrors was just as cute as could be, lots of innuendo, puns, and sarcasm. Not to mention referrals to the 50's and 60's. Most enjoyable show!

Little Shop of Horrors I went to the Sunday matinee, and I have seen this play four times. The first time was when it opened off-Broadway in Manhattan's East Village in 1982. I can honestly say this is the best performance of this play so far. If you are lucky enough to get tickets prepare to laugh and be entertained the entire show! We are so lucky to have this theater company and talent in our area! ❤️

I took my 14yo granddaughter as part of our summer adventure to Solvang. Her face was in awe the entire time. She told me she was going to be the last person still clapping as she enjoyed it that much. It can be challenging to spark excitement and enthusiasm in teenagers, but she loved the show so much she asked if we can go see plays/musicals once a month! Thank you for an amazing experience and a truly wonderful performance. We loved everything about it!

We attended Cabaret on Sunday, July 21 at 1:30 pm; we enjoyed the performance, as we always do. This is a big show with lots of dancing and a live band, full of energy, and playing to a full house. This was our first time at a Sunday matinee (we had to change the date and time we could go, but were still able to get seats in row J, the top row, where we always sit because of my difficulty navigating the stairs). We saw many people in the audience who also had mobility issues, some with canes, some with walkers, some in wheel chairs. At intermission we saw a patron who was having noticeable difficulty coming up the stairs. Her friends also had difficulty with the stairs. We saw an able-bodied younger patron get up out of her seat, go down the stairs to meet that person and help her; she took her arm and held on to her as she moved up each step. Her friends were unable to help her, and the ushers are not expected to do that. We would like to suggest to patrons with mobility issues that they explain this when ordering tickets by phone, so that they can request seating in the top two rows. Perhaps the PCPA mailings and website could even advise patrons with handicaps to speak with someone at the box office about this when placing ticket orders.

Wasn’t expecting the reimagining of this production, Cabaret. It was so powerful and yet fun, and yet completely relevant in today’s landscape. The character of Sally Bowles played by Erika Olson and the MC played by Diva LaMarr were outstanding, brilliant and complex. We were excited and filled with exuberance, but also left feeling devastated, humbled and somber with the retelling of the ending. What a rollercoaster we went on. Thank you PCPA.