A classic venue for stage performances. I enjoyed the small size of the theater but the volume of the speaker system is a bit too loud for such a small space. It was a little over whelming at times. Beautiful building and a great space overall. Looking forward to going back someday.

Such a small performance space. Also, staff was all elderly volunteers, two of whom shamed me for a disability. Was surprised to hear hateful ableist talk out of the first persons mouth. But when her compatriot did the same I was disappointed. Do better, Portland5.

Very elegant establishment. Every member, room, and setting were top notch.

The theater is very intimate. We sat on the front row and had to make sure our feet didnt stick out too far or wed trip the actors! The play was great and the actors were fantastic, but they arent technically a part of the theater so my review is based on the theater itself. The staff at the theater was entirely meh--ordered a drink and they didnt say a single word, which is why i dont give it 5 stars. Maybe I asked wrong, who knows. Still a mostly positive experience.

Purchased tickets and was grossly over charged. The ticket cost was $45 a ticket and my card was charged for $197. Unpon reaching out to the vendor to see what happened I was met with some of the worst customer service ever. Was transferred to several different people. Had a supervisor tell me that I was lying to him about the tickets. They even charged me $43 for a service fee. Even though the original service fee was $6.75. I was on the phone with them for 3 hours and they said that they would issue me $25 as long as I agreed to sign a waiver saying that I wouldn’t contend the charges with my bank. I feel incredibly scammed. What was suppose to an affordable date with me and my boyfriend turned into us being robbed. Be careful when ordering tickets through their website.

Loved the whole feel of the building and enjoyed watching (mostly) local performers in Jesus Christ Superstar. Ill be coming back!

A great black box space in a great arts complex

This is not the best theater space. It doesnt really have great acoustics. The performances Ive seen here were pretty good. Ive seen two shows put on by Stumptown stages. The last was Evita and really honestly they bit off a little more than they could chew. Its just too small of a space to do a really big musical like that. It only seats 145 people and the seats arent built in. Theyre practically glorified folding chairs. But the actors make the best of it.

Very helpful and nice staff. The production was great!

Nice intimate theater. Occasionally issues with sound microphones

Spartan and simple venue, allowing simplistic creativity for the various sets.

Small theatre, we went and saw 9-5 the Musical there. I dont think that the stage is very conducive to musicals as the orchestra was overpowering the vocals and it was hard to hear. Overall its a nice theatre and Antoinette Hall is absolutely stunning.

We love coming here. The Stumptown stages troop works magic with their set design and the creativity of their shows.

Small theatre with small, folding chairs that are crammed in the one another.

Very poor view from side seats.

Because I cant find a place to review the show.. Im writing it here for all to see.Youre a Good Man, Charlie Brown WAS THE BEST SHOW!!! I laughed... I cried for Charlie Brown... I danced in my seat and swayed my arms in the air. I cheered along. I laughed so hard it made my make up run. Tomorrow is the last show and if you can run out and get a ticket I would say do it. The theatre is small but its a great venue for this show. BRAVO to the amazing cast who played each character to a tee.Roger Welch : CharlieDarcy Wright : SallyDonna Sellman-Pilorget : LucyDouglas Zimmerman : LinusMax Demers : SchroederMax Artsis : SnoopyThanks for my Happiness!!!!

Quality location

Great venue for intimate events.

It was enjoyable.