Woodstock Opera House — Attraction in Woodstock

It's a beautiful, historic venue and the wonderful staff and local artists take full advantage of it with the spectacular shows they host. The stairs up to the balcony are a bit steep, but they do have an elevator to the "ground" floor on the second story. The ground seating is all wonderful, though for any production that has a live pit I'd recommend sitting a couple rows back. That said, while I've never sat up front (I love the balcony), I've heard it's not too loud most of the time. In the balcony, try to sit close to center. The side seats in the balcony have limited stage views, and you can see back stage. That said, this really only affects plays and musicals and for most other programming you don't have to worry about it. All in all the theater is beautiful, the programming is top notch, and the people are friendly and knowledgeable. I highly recommend visiting the Opera House for any...

This is a quaint, old theatre that puts you really close to the stage, regardless of your seat. However some of the side balcony seats have minor obstructions but not too bad. They have online ticket purchasing, which is easier if you create a free online account and plan on seeing shows frequently. Tickets can be e-tickets (I think this works now), print at home, or just pick up at will call. One of the major downsides is the seating is really cramped and if you have to leave your seat during a performance for whatever reason, it's a major disruption. Parking is free but that said, consists of the Woodstock Square and surrounding streets and public lots and depending on what's happening on the Square, you may have to park a few blocks away. But you will not be disappointed by any of the productions. The mix of professionals and amateurs always give stellar...

My son & his girlfriend took me to see the White Christmas Sing-a-long here on December 16th, 2019, as White Christmas is my favorite holiday movie.... Highly recommended!! Once everyone was in the theater & seated they had a group trivia contest 1st based on the movie. I didn't expect that, but it was a fun little addition! Between the lights in the square, the trees all decorated & beautiful in the opera house, the movie, & my company, it was a magical & festive night! All for $5 per person!! Can't beat it & can't wait until next year. We've decided this will be a new holiday tradition. Although now that I've raved about it on here, we'll probably have to get our tickets...