Town Hall Arts Center - Littleton, Colorado

Will C.

The Town Hall Arts Center in Littleton is a fantastic place to enjoy local theater productions! They have musicals and plays throughout the year that are done quite well (good actors, sets & costumes) yet they cost about 25% of the cost to see a professional Broadway show. It is of course, local theater, so don't expect perfect choreography with amazing vocals! The few times I have gone, the actors were solid for a local theater group. The theater is small, but clean and cozy, and the people who work there are friendly. It's a great date night event or a fun place to take the whole family, depending on the production. Go see a show!

Karin L.

Jersey Boys was an incredible experience. I did not expect the level of talent that took the stage. I was extremely impressed and I am thinking about going back to see it again. I have seen Jersey Boys in Las Vegas, on a cruise ship, and in Littleton. Littleton was by far the best! Outstanding!

Sean H.

My neighbor invited us to come with her and her homeschool group for an inside look at this theater and arts center. A very nice man who is the director of the educational department did a very cool play for us using volunteers from the group. It was so fun and the kids had a blast. They did a fun spin on Little Red Riding Hood. Afterwards he answered questions and gave us a backstage tour. I'm an old man and I thought it was fascinating to learn about the theater. They also have a ton of camps and classes for kids were they get to learn acting, about theater, and how to battle (were you learn how to act like your fighting, sounds very cool). I would love to come back and see a real show here and I think I'll do that soon.

Florence V.

This is a really cute theater! Last night was our first visit to the Littleton Town Hall Center for "I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change," which is my favorite play of all time!!

I bought the tickets and knew that there wouldn't be a bad seat in the place, but with it being my favorite play, I chose the front row. It did not disappoint as we were a little raised from the stage so you're not looking up straining your neck the entire time.

The refreshments sold are of a wonderful variety and the canned bloody mary was delicious! I do wish they had cup holders simply because I'm accient prone.

I would love to see another play here soon!

Cassie M.

As a child I did some theatre classes here and they were wonderful! I saw the show newsies here and it was amazing. The way the show was directed and the blocking make everyone feel like you were a part of the show and the story. It's a small intimate theatre but I think that makes for a great experience and you are really immersed in the story telling. There are no bad seats here!

Christina W.

We're so fortunate to have this local theater nearby with great production options. It is cozy, well maintained, all the staff are incredibly nice, and it saves us having to drive downtown to watch a play. Its location is also a plus, right in the middle of historic and picturesque downtown Littleton. I had to take out one star because our family saw Matilda there recently and we were disappointed that they had changed the original story in ways that made the play somewhat weird and didn't add to the plot in any way. They also didn't focus much on Matilda's superpowers, which was the central (and I would argue, most fun) part of the book. Please stay true to the stories as they were written - there is a reason they become popular, and it's because they resonate with people. Other than that, wonderful little theater!

Erica K.

Very talented actors and singers. I have thoroughly enjoyed the productions here. I was impressed and will definitely be back for more!

Margaret

Saw Matilda last night. The acting was incredible and the sets outstanding. The production was seriously downgraded by choosing the British accent. Less than 10% of the production was understandable and had to guess on the meaning of the script. The actors had to work so hard on the delivery of the accent, but it did not enhance the play.