Camelot Theater

I love Les Miserables, but I did not love Camelot’s production. I’m not sure what they were thinking when casting it, but it is clear that there is no talent in Talent. The four of us left at intermission. The show’s saving grace was the actress who played Eponine and despite the horrendous makeup, Monsieur Thenardier had some good moments. The rest of the cast either over acted, under acted or just flat out couldn’t sing. Don’t even get me started on Fantine… yikes… The orchestra was consistently out of tune and the piano synthesizer made the whole production sound like it was set to karaōke sound tracks.
The theater is beautiful and the people working were very nice but these aspects were the best part of my evening.

My husband and I did not return after intermission tonight, (Evita) even after paying $ 64 for our tickets. The casting was not believable and aside from a couple of numbers the choreography/​singing was monotonous. I was sad it turned out this way — we were hoping for a new theater to adopt.

We’ve seen two plays here and will continue to return. For a small town and small venue, they really go big. The new theater is well done and thoroughly enjoyable!

We went to see The Sound of Music at this charming little venue in Talent. It’s a brand new (revamped) theater, and we enjoyed seeing this production with our six-​year old in the front row. If you think Ashland is the only place for theater, don’t miss out on Camelot in the town next door. Very reasonable prices, and good production quality overall.
For Sound of Music, I liked that they selected children from local schools at reasonably close ages to the respective roles. Some off-​note performances, but I chalked it up as part of the charm. The lead was a very strong Maria.
We’ll definitely take a look at future performances, and hope we can pair with the great dining available at nearby Arbor House. Go check out Camelot!

Superb production of Amadeus. Outstanding cast!

Poor seating (who designed this place?), poor quality/​over priced wine, poor/​hammy performance~poor me for having to through the most dreadful «entertainment» I’ve ever had to endure. A friend got free tickets to see the «tribute» to Babs Streisand. Honey, they should have paid us for sitting through it.