Cape May Stage — Attraction in Cape May

We’ve been to several performances over a period of years and have always enjoyed the experience - until 7/25. A sudden severe and unexpected thunderstorm broke out about 5 minutes before the performance ended and the theater seemed to be at the very center of it. Much to everyone’s shock and dismay, the patrons, many of whom were elderly like ourselves, were rudely ejected from the theater directly into the lightning storm. Most fled to the nearby tent on the grounds of the theater which was supported by a metal frame, located under trees, and sheltered a decorative fountain- so pretty much the proverbial WORST place to be during a lightning storm. I understand that the performers and staff want to go home at the end of the play but there should be some protocol in place for extraordinary circumstances like these. A 15 minute delay is not gonna hurt anyone - unlike a fall on an uneven surface covered by water or getting struck by lightning. It was just a surprising and very disappointing end to an otherwise enjoyable evening. Just very thoughtless and...

This past Thursday evening we attended the Cape May Stage production of The Garbologists.

We attend Cape May Stage each year we come down since the middle 80's with wonderful plays all dramas.

They over the years have used technology with ordering tickets online but can be also bought at the door. Online, if you are familiar with the seating, can select you choice.

There are also three restrooms for you use if you need to before attending the plays.

Over the years they have improved many of the features of the hall with audience type of seating, sound and lighting.

The selections of the plays are great. There is very little ones that we have not attended on our stay while at Cape May.

There are many very good and known restaurants around to dine before attending the play.

Some plays have a intermission and others play straight thru.

Research the play you would like to see around the time you will be staying...

Dear Cape May Stage Committee, I just read the Covid-19 vaccination policy. I see all patrons who want to see a play must be vaccinated. What is the accommodation for natural immunity, medical and religious exemptions for those not vaccinated? My husband and I love seeing plays at the Cape May Stage. Unless there is accommodation otherwise, this will be the first year, 2022, we will not be able to attend due to this new policy. Can someone please respond and let us know if there is accommodation for equity and inclusion for everyone? Thank you for understanding I posted a review here with my question since the Cape May Stage Committee after many days has still yet to answer...