Georgetown Palace Theatre

I have enjoyed coming to see shows here. Recently, I saw Beautiful, the musical about Carol King and I was beyond pleased. I appreciated the way they cast the show. The actors were not what I could consider a conventional approach for some of the roles and test they told the story so beautifully (no pun intended). It brought to light that theatre is meant to tell a story and gives us a glimpse into the past. It’s to educate us through song and dialogue combined with the skill of an actor. This cast was so spot on and I enjoyed every minute. As an actor who has worked with this company in the past, I appreciate the thoughtful way they stage and cast shows.

Saw Fiddler on the Roof here the other night. It was a great show. The music was great, as was the performing cast. I was in the balcony seating and it was not bad at all. I saw and heard everything I needed to. They have a small concessions booth and they moved as fast as you would expect. They had sodas, snacks, and alcohol. It did get a bit warm inside towards the end of the show. Overall, a really great place to catch theater.

We saw The Beautiful: The Carol King Musical. The show and venue were both great.

Every seat has great sightlines, and the climate control works very well as I was neither too hot nor too cold. The staff was very friendly and the concession stand was well stocked and very fast. I was impressed with the number of actors and the stage sets. It is no match for full Broadway show but it is much better than some of the off Broadway shows I have attended. Bravo!

I saw Beautiful and the actors and music were top notch. The restroom stalls are limited so due to the 95% of the movie goers are geriatric, need to expand the size f the restrooms. Interesting older people — a lady asked if I knew someone in the show since I was there……

Came here for opening night of the Sound of Music show. The staff was all friendly and the seating while, tight is better than most older theaters. The upstair was pretty warm though (to be fair it was 106° out). The cast did amazing and the show was great. Happy to have come and I’m sure I’ll be back again! Come check it int

Have had seasons tickets to the Palace for years. The Springer Stage is the larger venue with more elaborate/professional productions. Have enjoyed almost everything we’ve seen on the Springer Stage. The Playhouse, around the corner, is small and intimate. In years past they have put on some very good plays. This past season we’ve noticed a discernible decline in quality and actually walked out of two productions at intermission. Not sure what’s going on there, but will give it one more shot.