Connecticut Theatre Company at The Repertory Theatre — Attraction in New Britain

I enjoyed visiting this theater immensely! My family and I were kindly greeted by a staff member as we arrived a handful of minutes after the production started due to traffic. We came from an hour away and they were incredibly kind to help us to our table inside the theater.

The outside of the building is deceiving! It looks like a home, but it's been creatively renovated into a fantastic space. Several round tables with seating are situated at the front of the stage with additional theater seating behind them with plenty of space to be comfortable. Lighting and acoustics were excellent. There are drinks and snacks offered in the hallway just outside the theater.

We enjoyed Spring Awakening so very much! The actors/singers/dancers were phenomenal. The production was absolutely quality all the way around. From the perspective of vocals I personally feel the cast gave a far richer and more powerful performance than the original Broadway cast. It really was totally awesome.

Go see a show here!! Beware that the parking situation is a residential street. You will likely have to park and walk,...

Seeing how few reviews there are for this fabulous little playhouse makes me wish I'd made this effort long ago. I mean, WOW! I recently saw Jekyl & Hyde and was blown away! All of the primary characters were beautifully cast, their voices and stage presence perfectly suited their roles. Everton Ricketts was exceptional. He had a slow start, the instrumentals drowned him out during these solos, but when he took off he owned his two characters! He altered his singing voice when was embodied by his induced additional personality, a rougher, angrier voice. He also did an exceptional job with the physicality of the role, his body bending to the will of its possessor. The scene where Jekyl confronts the raging Hyde was spell binding. So a big shout out...

Theater is located in a very residential area, and this was my first time there, and parking was not marked so I didn't know where to park and ended up parking on the street a distance away. The lobby was very dark, and inside the theater was even darker, making it difficult to know where to walk and sit and no ushers to ask for assistance. The lighting on stage was also very dark, making it difficult to see the actors during most of the show. And the sound was very loud and somewhat annoying. Staff behind the counter was very friendly, which was probably the only positive factor in the experience at...