The Wick Theatre

Best damned theater in the county. Everything I’ve seen there is as professional as anything you’d find on Broadway. Great parking, reasonable ticket prices, and friendly staff, especially the bartenders.

Spectacular show with wonderful actors who can sing and dance as if this were Broadway. The choreography was excellent. Before the show the restaurant is worth review also. Terrific service wonderful setting and delicious food.

I was really excited to find out there was a performing arts theater in Boca. This place is smaller so the tickets were more reasonably priced that those in Miami Beach.
I was thrilled to get tickets to see White Christmas!
They have free valet and some self parking towards the back. Due to time we went for valet although typically the valet is slammed when the show is over and it takes time to get your car back.
There is a restaurant there, which is really cool! There is a bar and a nice lobby area great for pre-​show photos!
With the smaller theater every seat is really great! White Christmas was amazing! So well done! I really enjoyed myself! Great casting, the props were done well and music wonderful!
I wish I had time to see the museum! It has tons of classic pieces and costumes and I’ve heard really great things!

What an amazing theater. Very clean very friendly. The performance was amazing. Nat chandler is such an amazing singer really worth every penny.

2^nd time at the Wick theatre! So close! Easy parking! Special occasion! Treated nieces to backstage VIP access to see #dancingwiththestars #dwts ! See videos and photo ! #happynewyear 2016!!!

Saw Ballroom with A Twist-​Mas last nite it was fantastic great singers & dancers great energy wonderful choreography everybody loved it go see it @ The

My hair stylist Carlos has been recommending The Wick Theatre since it opened, singing its virtues, and explaining the background of the mother-​daughter who operate it, as well as the costume museum which is part of the Wick complex. He gets free tickets for shows all the time, because one of his clients is a leading Boca philanthropist. Honestly, when Carlos extols the virtues of a business, I sometimes don’t give it as much credence as I should, as he tends to either LOVE something, or HATE it (emphasis added to express extreme his feelings). Well, I SHOULD HAVE GONE EARLIER!
The Wick Theatre is a GEM, a privately [family] owned theatre which attracts national tours of Broadway shows, as well as highly talented performers from our region. Their performances are not amateurish, the sets are #beyondlegit, and the costumes are ALL AUTHENTIC, the SAME costumes used on Broadway. You may be asking «how can this theatre on Federal Highway in North Boca Raton, a few hundred feet from the Delray Beach City line, get authentic Broadway quality costumes? Well, the mother-​daughter family who own and operate it also own and operate the Costume World retail shops around the country. Yes, you may know their location in Deerfield Beach, but they also have retail stores in Dallas and Austin, Texas. It’s a big business.
From reading the theater’s website, I learned «Our acquisition of Dodger Costumes in 2005 made us the largest costume distributor in the United States with original wardrobes from over 35 Broadway productions and revivals with over 90 Tony nominations and 38 Tony winners.»
So, the SETS are legit, the costumes are the real deal, and the talented actors and actresses and producers bring high quality productions to our hood. The theatre auditorium itself doesn’t have a bad seat based on how it is laid out. Trust me, you cannot buy a bad seat in the theatre.
Friends who fell in love with The Wick convinced us to join them and see HELLO DOLLY, which runs through December 6, 2015. I’ve always liked Dolly, and when I heard that the lead was being played by a guy, I figured, hmm, this has high camp potential. And I’m into camp, although most of my fellow Unilocalers in their early 30’s likely don’t know what camp or being campy is all about, it’s sorta a #NYGayBoyThingFrom80’s. Little did I know that Mrs. Dolly Gallager Levi was played by Lee Roy Reams, the well known and critically acclaimed director. Bottom line, the show was great, Lee Roy Reams was awesome (hysterically funny, really, in high heels and floor length gowns). I enjoyed the evening, beyond all expectations.
The crowd that night was not super elderly, and while I expected folks with wheelchairs and walkers, and while they were in attendance, there were also attendees in their 40’s and some younger. I guess it has a lot to do with the day of the week and show. After all Jennifer S has been there, and she ain’t no wheelchair girl.
The restaurant, which I did not try, is a replica of The Tavern on The Green in Central Park, and the original chandeliers were purchased and adorn the ceilings. Classy, and campy. The menu is a fixed one, and is plated based on the theme of the show being performed. Check it out online for a better understanding and pricing.
A full bar is in the lobby, moderately priced hard liquor drinks, wine, beer, bottled water, and tasty treats. Enough tables to seat about 60 in the lobby, so you can hang out before the show and during intermission.
I enjoyed myself so much that I bought tickets for SOUTH PACIFIC (January 7-​February 14). I saw a revival at Lincoln Center about 7 years ago, and have always really enjoyed the score. And believe it or not, I stream it and sing and dance like a #sillygayboy in my living room [yeah, for those that know me, you are likely shaking your heads in disbelief], and have the time of my life. I will have to exercise control not to break out in song from my 3^rd row seats when I see the show! Or maybe I will just do my thing. YOLO.
If this review has more historical material than usual, I am competing with Marqus R, as I want to be like him one day, and if it is lengthy, I am also desiring to be like Savanna M, as I want to be like her RIGHT NOW.

Not a place for anyone. I recommend anywhere else. Management needs some revisions. I saw how they treated their staff. Not respectful of their employees feelings and that they are human beings too. Shows are good but it stops right there.

What a phenomenal local gem. My girlfriend and I came to the Wick to see one of my favorite shows of all-​time: Peter Pan. I arrived before my girlfriend as she was late and when I got my tickets from the box office, I saw that we were seated in the middle of a row. As I went to head inside, I spoke with the ticket taker, and seemingly one of the managers, about moving my seats to an aisle seat so that we didn’t disturb show goers when she arrived. Not only were they extremely friendly and accomodating, but they even told me that once the show started, I could move to whatever open seat I wanted! The manager even came inside the theater right before the show started to check on me and make sure I found a good spot and that everything was ok. Mind you, this was my first time here and I paid about $ 30 for my tickets… extremely wonderful treatment without any incentive.
The cast of the show was awesome and the stage was great! We can’t wait to go back and I have already become a donor to support this local gem.

We had an awesome afternoon watching a fantastic production of Peter Pan. The adults and children in our group were delighted.

I had no clue the Wick Theatre even existed until this week! I love performing arts in general and who doesn’t like to see a real live play/​musical?! Movies are great and all but nothing beats the real thing! Currently they are running the musical George M. and one of my friends knows a guy in the play who hooked us up with 2 tickets, which was so nice of him to do.
We arrived early and used the valet that is free aside from tipping (don’t forget cash). The Wick has a Costume Museum inside that is free so we took advantage of that. It was really cool seeing all the props and costumes from so many plays over the years. Some of them were very old.
They had a piano player playing before the show, during intermission and after the show. At the end of the night they even had 2 additional women join the piano player to sing show tunes it was very entertaining and we hung out for about an hour after the show to enjoy it.
They also have a restaurant inside where you can eat before the show or get appetizers. There were a few servers walking around if you didn’t want to get up and go to the bar. We decided to just hang out by the piano bar for a bit and get a drink. The bartender was super nice as well and they sell snacks and candies, even mini ice cream size pints of popcorn in like 5 flavors.
The play itself was awesome! I really enjoyed it along with the entire experience I had at the Wick. After the show when my friend’s actor friend came out to see us he even introduced us to Mrs. Wick herself who is the nicest woman. They have a few plays coming up that I would like to see so I will be back here for sure! Don’t forget to always support your local Theatre.

This is an absolutely beautiful theater in Boca Raton. I was fortunate to see their productions of The Sound of Music and White Christmas, and the sets for both shows were stellar. The décor of the theater is phenomenal, from the costumes on display to the Guys and Dolls-​themed bathrooms. After White Christmas, guests were treated to holiday songs played on the piano in the lobby. Clearly, the owners of the place love the industry, and I hope to be back soon!

If you are looking for great quality, professional regional theatre, you’ve come to the right place. Here is a place that gathers some of the best local talent and sprinkles them with a little bit of talent from New York.
They offer a full bar before, during, and after the show in the lobby. They have entertainment before and after the show so you don’t all have to run out and rush to get your cars all at once. Add to that, a full costume museum and restaurant and you have what I call the Wick experience.
Definitely worth coming to supporting local theatre.

This is a beautiful theatre — feels more professional than the community theatre that was there before. It is an amazingly refreshed space and the special events and tours that they held regarding the costume museum are amazing. Price points and seating for tickets are fair. Would like to see some more unexpected and original works, but they do a good job at what they produce!

We went to see the show La Cage yesterday. The owner of the theatre in the beginning spoke of people becoming members, other shows and donations. Some of the theatre staff looked unhappy but maybe they were just tired. The show was amusing. The actors were talented.

Wow the Wick family has poured a lot into bringing performers from NYC and Broadway to perform at one of the most amazing theaters I have seen in the country. You can get a tour of the museum and have high tea or dinner before a show turning it into a whole afternoon or evening of entertainment. It is no ordinary theater with the owners of Costume World attached. Season opener Swing will also have a full band onstage as well!

Very nice atmosphere, great shows. Not a bad seat in the house.

Went to see a production of «Ain’t Misbehavin’» at The Wick and I must say, I was impressed. Everything about the building, the space, etc., was spot-​on!
Before the house opens, patrons are able to sit and wait in the lobby area, which is decorated like a high afternoon tea. Strings of glass dangle from the ceiling. There are tables and chairs that are used for a luncheon after certain performances and even cabaret performances on certain nights. We didn’t partake in the luncheon but heard other guests make positive comments about it. It’s a great idea, in my opinion. Maybe next time. There is a bar serving refreshments, including wine and snacks, that can be taken into the theatre. Prices were reasonable, which was appreciated as some theatres definitely get carried away with concession prices.
Our seats were on the lower level so our view of the stage was very good. I can’t speak for views from the other seats but I imagine they are good as well, being that the theater feels intimate while being fairly spacious. Seating was very comfortable and even the temperature of the theatre was pleasant. The production quality was very high. Amazing actors with great voices for the musical production. A great sound system with the actors mic’d up so no straining to hear what was said. The stage design was right in line with the show and helped things flow smoothly.
After the performance, attendees were invited to try on costume hats in the gift shop which also sells some delicious gelato, among other show-​related items. Parking is valet-​only, but it was quick after hanging around the gift shop, post-​performance.
The Wick is run by a mother-​daughter team who came out to greet the audience before the performance and gave us information about the company. It is obvious that they have a passion for their company and are intent on bringing great theatre to the community. Had a great time at The Wick and looking forward to going back!

The Wick family has done such a classy job with this theater. Is amazing to have this gem right here in Boca! The cast was so talented and these aren’t your usual community theater actors. These people are professionals! We saw Irving Berlin’s White Christmas and we were all blown away.
We also enjoyed the little shop — perfect for that unique gift.