The Theater At Monmouth — Attraction in Monmouth

The Theater at Monmouth is a jewel. Cumston Hall is an amazing venue, with beautiful decoration and wonderful acoustics. The summer repertory company includes some strong Equity performers, several with long histories at Monmouth. The non-equity performers are also strong and provide energy and light to the performances. This summer's season (almost over) has been uniformly strong, with two Shakespeare plays, a Noel Coward, Tom Stoppard, and a Henry James adaptation, along with a Yellow Fairy Book tale adapted by the Dawn McAndrews, the Producing Artistic Director. It's well worth the trip. There will be a production of Ruddigore (G&S)...

Soooo... Went to see M for Murder. Great play! Fabulous actors etc... The theater is small, cozy and intimate. The seating is standard theater seats. Bathrooms in first floor only, there is an elevator. The seats were purchased were not the seats we sat in... Our balcony seats had absolutely no full view of the stage... And if it weren't for the fact that there were other seats that weren't being sat in, which we moved to, we would have missed half the play as we could only see half the stage. Glad we moved... Do NOT sit in seats to the right of the theater in the balcony... You'll miss the...

Decided to go see Jacob Marley's Christmas Carol with my boyfriend. We were excited and optimistic about the show. Once we looked over the playbill we realized it was a one man show. We figured it was ether going to be amazing or let down. The play started off decent. About 20 minutes in it became hard to fallow as he kept talking to himself as many characters along with narrating the story. When it came to intermission we and many others decided to leave. Overall it was not a great experience and not worth the money. However the building itself was...