Must visit for thespians. Amazing experience.

A spectacular small scale theater. Every seat is excellent. Arrive early as parking nearby can be difficult to find when other shows are running at the same time.

We saw Between Two Knees. All of the seats are close to the stage so all are fine. From my perspective as a white woman with US ancestors dating back to the colonies, Im glad Larry told us it was ok to laugh. I thought it was a good show. An lot of historical info (missing from the history books) was presented with a great deal of humor. Second half is darker than the first but dont leave early and miss the explosion. You cant help but squirm a little for acts of our ancestors, but the show moves quickly and finishes with a fun upbeat song.

An incredibly versatile venue, always something new happening!

Support fine arts! I enjoyed the play and I have zero culture, class, and/or decorum.

This is one of the Ashland theaters, all of which are top notch. The Thomas is a small venue, sort of a theater in the half round where the viewer is very close to the actors. The plays are excellent and very professionally staged. I would highly recommend this theater or any of the shows at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival.

Excellent play. We saw Between 2 Knees and it was a comedy. Light swearing that could have been avoided.

This is an amazing venue. Schedule a backstage tour for sure. It is a directors dream...hydraulics galore.

What a marvelous opportunity to be in attendance at world class threatre... No such thing as a bad seat. In beautiful Ashland, Oregon.

Saw Between Two Knees here. Great theatre.

Thomas Theater was opened in early 2000s. Many have come across the threshold and enjoyed marvelous, fantastic, creative, inventive theater! You should too!

We saw Cambodian Rock Band a great theatrical performance.

The 1491s put on their show Between Two Knees here, it was awesome and my boyfriend was giggling knowingly the whole time

It was a first time in this theater. It makes for an intimate experience

Comfortable seating in the round, excellent sound system and acting.

Great venue to see an more intimate theater experience

The Thomas Theater at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival is one of the most outstanding venues for live theater anywhere. It is state of the art, versatile, and very comfortable. Every production we have seen there has been a real treat.

Enjoyed my first live theatre. Newer building though the seating is designed badly. Hard to find seat and not enough aisles. Had to stand up every time someone wanted in/out. No legroom! Parking is very limited.

Saw Cambodian Rock Band here- superbly presented and a must-see for its historical importance. Should be on Broadway.

Love this small theater at OSF. Ive been to a couple plays here, and theres not a bad seat in the house.

Wonderful intimate setting. Definitely my favorite theater at OSF!

Great flexibility in staging, everything is close up, very comfortable.

Great small theater. Seating can be changed according to the production.

The best entertained by far. Everyone must experience a play at least once in your life. I took my Mom for Mothers day and we both had a great time.

Great play BETWEEN TWO KNEES Bravo Oregon Shakespeare festival #Ashland Or.

Great access. And creative staging

Fun theater to be in and kind staff.

An intimate theater, seating is fabulous, staff are professional and friendly, performance was extraordinary

A fantastic theater no matter the configuration in use.

Fun to watch plays here

Loved it, well worth it. Find out for yourselves

Very intimate theater experience! And often in the round so the audience surrounds the stage. I love it!

The little theatre of OSF - nice & intimate!

CAMBODIAN ROCK BAND is beautifully executed...

Great in the round theater.

Fabulous play tonight!!! Henry V was fantastic. So was the whole weekend and all 4 plays!

Part of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival venue. Just saw Cambodian Rock Band play. It was a powerful play of what normal people have to do to survive a genecide, and the scars that it leaves.

Always creative,unique, surprising and fresh theater!

Always a great venue to see a play, feels like you are not just watching, but are experiencing the action!

One might think in this ADD digital age that it would be hard for a dozen actors to hold ones attention for 2 hours and 35 minutes with very minimal props, costumes and special effects/sound - not so with The Ashland Shakespeare Companys performance of Henry the Vth. Timely message about the challenges of true leadership and an all star performance by this cast. King Harry gives a standout performance.

The small theatre at OSF makes for an intimate experience. We go to sit in the front row and felt like we were in the play. Wonderful experience.

A comfortable theatre that changes its setting arrangement per show. Always fun to enter and see how the show will be presented.

The Play was wonderful. But it was cold inside.

We saw an incredibly enjoyable Richard II here with the audience configured in three-quarter round. Even clocking in the neighborhood of 3 hours I was never bored which is a feat for me in any live performance, and a miracle for Shakespeare. The technical aspects (false floors, sound system, etc.) of this theater are perfect and allow for massive amounts of enthralling and surprising tricks that aid the story without stealing attention.

Great venue to see a play. Not a bad seat in the Thomas Theater. We sat in the back row and actually preferred being there.

If someone has seen a little theater here and there -and enjoyed it, they must check out the yearly festival.

Excellent small theater at Oregon Shakespeare Festival. Seating is flexible, with some plays on the round, others three quarter thrust. Hannah and the Dread Gazebo was an outstanding production.

All of this seasons productions were configured in three-quarter thrust--not quite theater-in-the-round, but still a good, intimate setting for what Ive seen this year, Henry V, and Manahatta.

Frickn YESSS, Watch Cambodian Rock Band

We saw Hannah and the Dread Gazebo here, the stage is small but it was very well utilized for the production. The back drop wall weighs about 8 metric tonnes and must be assembled and disassembled nightly. They theatre foyer was modern and upscale, and with a beautiful sitting area outside the theatre doors for viewers to sit and wait. This particular play was done very well using the tiny stage thanks to all the lighting work. Despite the story require different settings, ie from America to Seoul, subway VS roof top.. All was present on the same tiny stage. How you may ask? Thanks to the wonderful effects, sound and lighting audience members knew just where to look and pay attention and they become fully immersed into the story where you know exactly what is happening and where they are in each scene. Unfortunately, no pictures were allowed.

Nice theater, although freezing cold inside. Lead actor was not up to the roll, but great staging and other good acting.

Wonderful presentation of The Way The Mountain Moved.

Lovely intimate theater. Always a pleasure.

Beautiful new theatre in Ashland with seats on three or four sides depending on the play.

The theater is a black box theater which has great views wherever you sat.

I am always amazed by the flexibility of the stage space. There are no bad seats and the acoustics are great.

Beautiful little theater in Ashland, OR. Very intimate, good viewing from all seats.

Other than freezing, it was a lovely experience, great play.

Intimate theater at the greatest repetory theater in the US, the Oregon Shakespeare Festival with an annual 9-month, 10 play season, contemporary and classic works, including musicals. Broadway quality production values guaranteed.

The Thomas theater in Ashland is a great venue for the Performing Arts its casual the seeding is unique and near Interactive.I did get an opportunity to talk to one of the volunteers about the smoke from the wildfires and whether it had caused a lower attendance. His answer was interesting he stated that people were no longer lingering outside the theater doors talking and sharing stories but going immediately inside and taking their seats.Most of the people who work there as well as the volunteers are more than comfortable talking and sharing their experiences and thoughts about the theater as well as the area. Weve gotten great advice for experiences beyond the Ashland area from wine tastings 2 hikes.People go to Ashland mostly for the theater but I think they go back the second and third time and beyond that because of the kindness of the volunteers and the people of Ashland the restaurant tours and hotel people who are always nice and kind and caring Ashlands a wonderful place.

Remarkable in the round theater space! The effects that this theater had available for its plays were amazing?!

Comfortable seating and a Personal and close theater.

Loved the intimacy of this theater, no bad seats

Wonderful intimate theater

The play is the thing!

The plays here are always excellent

Loved Henry V and Manahatta this year!

Saw wonderful performances of Henry IV, Parts 1 and 2.

Excellent performance, interesting use of stage and props.

All seats have fine views.

Very nice, small theatre setting.

Wonderful venue

Beautiful venue for performances. Wish they would allow people in earlier.

Smaller venue for newer, edgier plays.

Very intimate. Great plays.

Great theater

Amazing

My favorite Theater.

Great Shakespeare!

$5 tickets with food stamps card why not actors really really really goo

Great place.

Amazing!

Comfortable

Favorite venue at OSF

Great Black Box Theater

Intimate, world class theatre!

Good

Excellent

Great actors

Great

Recommend a visit.

Some plays in the round.

Beautiful theatre.

Uncomfortable seating for a 2.5 hour show.

What a great venue and an awesome play!!!