Theatre in the Round Players Inc — Attraction in Minneapolis

This theater is such a delightful consistent gem of quality entertainment in the twin cities! Inside it feels intimate like you are part of a group of old friends invited to an evening of fun. It's not stuffy so its a great place to try if you aren't sure you are a "theater person". The actors are such great talents and you can tell that everyone on and off stage believes in the power and magic of theater to bring people together. I recently was there after nearly 10 years and I'm getting a season package! Speaking of season passes I love how they do there's. You can do traditional where you select your dates and seats in advance or puchase a package of "coupons" at a significant discount to use as you please. That may be going with 5 friends to one show, giving 2 away as gifts or date nights with your someone special. I love this because I have to coordinate babysitting but knowing the show is paid for gives me incentive to schedule date night with my hubs. Check it out at $22 - $25 for regular prices you have nothing to lose and a great...

Decrepid, junkie, dirty theater that clearly no one takes pride in or cares about. Low quality plays. The theater walls have large areas of white putty patching that have not been painted and are filthy white. The color of the pale blue walls has been outdated for decades. Floor had trash all over from past audiences the night before and who knows how long before that. Expected a rat to run across my feet. The wood ledges are thick with dust. Grimy, greasy pit. Low budget props, mediocre plays. With the plethora of wonderful theaters in the area, including Indie, avant-garde, experimental, or traditional, there is no reason to waste your time or money here. Community and high school theater is even better. I gave it two tries....

We left season Guthrie tickets for the 'fresh air' that Theatre in the Round offered us. Now in our second season as flex pass owners, we need to share our disappointment with WAIT UNTIL DARK. While leaving we overheard Dann explaining the plot sequence to 3 couples. We could easily have been the 4th couple with the confusion we felt at the final lights out. Could representatives from 'the masses' be a part of future play selections? Your repetitive selections from Agatha Christie, Jeeves and especially from Jeffrey Hatcher seem like formula choices. We're hoping for a much better final outcome with the second play-- and...