Sixth Street Theatre & Melodrama — Attraction in Wallace

Absolutely loved every minute of this melodrama experience! From the moment we arrived, the location was perfect—easy to find and full of charm. The front of house staff were incredibly welcoming and helpful, setting a positive tone right away.

The space itself was fantastic—great layout, comfortable seating, perfect lighting, and the music added just the right mood. The cast was phenomenal, staying interactive throughout the performance and drawing the audience right into the fun. You could feel the energy in the room—so uplifting and electric!

I laughed harder than I have in ages—it was nonstop fun from beginning to end. This kind of joyful, shared experience is rare, and it’s exactly why I’ll be coming back time and time again. Highly recommend it to anyone looking for a night full of laughs and...

Small town theatre at it's best. The beauty of this place and the performances is that although they take their preparation and performance seriously, they don't take themselves seriously during the performances: they have fun, and it shows through into the energy of the entertainment and the audience. This isn't the 5th avenue theatre in Seattle . . . no actors flying in from New York to perform . . . but the audience is always packed (buy your tickets at least 2 weeks in advance if you can), the concessions are $1 before & during intermission, and if you go in with appropriate expectations you will be thoroughly entertained and delightfully surprised at the synergy and talent of the performance! Have an...

An adorable little theater! Seriously, so cute! The chairs are amazingly comfortable, not a ton of knee room, the bathrooms were very clean, and they had good pop corn and a large selection of drinks. The building looks as though it is over a hundred years old and is located near the walking trail insert the bridge in Wallace, so it is perfect to stretch your legs during the intermission. The plays are not high budget, but they are so enjoyable that is dosen't matter. If you ever have the chance to go see a...