Surf City Theatre

I’ve been to a few of the shows over the last couple years and I have to say that I like the small, close to the stage feel of the theater. The actors are great and you can tell they are putting their heart into their work. The price is reasonable at $ 25 and it’s fun for us to go a local restaurant on Pier Ave.

This review is going to come from a different perspective. An actors perspective. I have appeared in four plays at Surf City in the past two years. I love performing here. They usually post open auditions on
. This is a «small» theatre and the intimacy you have as an actor with the audience is awesome. Lisa Leonard, the producer, really supports and cares about her actors. She is all about giving her audiences the best possible experience while still keeping it fun for the actors. The directors I have worked with at Surf City have all had different styles but have all encouraged me to experiment with my characterizations. I feel my craft has improved as a direct result of appearing here. I shot my first film earlier this year– supporting role, very indie, but still very cool– as a direct result of doing a show here. So, if you are an actor reading this review, I strongly encourage you to consider auditioning at Surf City.

«Late Nite Catechism Las Vegas» is the 1^st show of the season for this small theater now on its 3^rd season. The venue has only 3 or 4 rows of seat so we are all up close to the action. 5 of us had 2^nd season tickets and renewed because we thoroughly enjoyed the performances and the deal can’t be beat.
«Late Nite Catechism Las Vegas» stars Maripat Donovan who has been playing the «Sister» in all of the «Late Nite Catechism» shows and she is hysterical. Her knowledge of the Catholic Church really makes it seem like a genuine nun is cracking the jokes. So hurry, this weekend and next are all that’s left of this run.