keswick theatre

My wife and I recently visited the Keswick Theatre for a tribute band performance. This place is a very nice venue for seeing a performance in a "throwback" theatre environment. The seating is reasonably comfortable and all of the seats are fairly close to the entertainers. The sound system seems pretty good as well. The bathroom facilities are up a flight of steps, but were reasonably clean and adequate. The parking seems a bit tricky, but we found a spot on the street about a block away. We enjoyed our visit to this theatre.

The Keswick Theater is a throwback from the 60s and 70s. Seating is comfortable and overall this is a really nice venue to see a show. The Acoustics were great and the staff was very pleasant. We'll be back again.

The Keswick is a great theatre to see shows in a small venue. Parking can be tough and the facility has some quirky character. However, the sound is great and the seats are comfortable.

I have been to the theater many times from young girls with their first dance show to head liner attractions. I have been going there for over 50 years and enjoyed each and everytime.

Love the building restoration. Love the small town venue. Not a lot if flash and technology here. The performers must get personal.

We love our community theatre. They have a great sound system and host fabulous shows. And you get to check out our quaint little town of Glenside while you're here too! Look for some changes to come to the area soon...

I always enjoy going to see show at the Keswick Theatre. Great small venue allows for a more intimate atmosphere.

Was here for Jason Isbell and Damien Jurado. The good? Acoustics. The bad? Going to the bathroom was a huge cluster-needs more toilets or portapotties, the seats were uncomfortable, crowd space to move around in the lobby was a mosh pit. This place is old and outdated. Obviously, they arent putting anything back into it to update it or fix these issues.Still, enjoyed the show.

My wife is a big fan of Jason Isbell, a singer-songwriter from Alabama that excels in rock, alternative, classic country and southern rock music. On Thursday evening he had a one night venue at the Keswick theater in Glenside, Pa. Glenside is a quaint little town just outside of Philadelphia and the Keswick is one of those wonderful old theaters that hasn't been replaced by a mega-theater…very refreshing : ). This was my first visit to the Keswick and my first intro to the music by this artist. No question, I am now a fan of both Jason and the Keswick. "Two Birds/One Stone." By the way, there is a bar where you can buy beer, wine and mixed drinks and take them to your seat to enjoy and although we bought our tickets late and were seated in the last row, there is not a bad seat in the house. Thursday night was a winner : ).

My husband and I attended the Keswick Theater for a Gospel Concert. The facility is a bit outdated and needs to be upgraded. However, the acoustics were good, as was the concert.

The film selection is relevant and topical. Some of the most interesting films are shown in a comfortable atmosphere at a reasonable price.

I have been to many shows over the years. It's a great venue. The sound acousticly is phenomenal. Don't be shy give it a try.

The Keswick Theatre in downtown Jenkintown is like one of those old movie houses I went to as a kid.They show current films on their one screen, but being inside is like being in a time machine going back to a slower paced time.I loved it!

Have seen several concerts at the Keswick and its a solid venue. The seats are quirky, since they pivot back, so you need to be careful when someone gets up or sits down in front of you. Sometimes the sound is not that great, it can sometimes be hard to hear all the words to the songs, but that could also involve the band's equipment and mixing. The bars are a good addition and you can bring your drinks to your seat. Also, it is often hot inside, so dress lightly, even in winter. Nice old theater with a wide selection of shows and small enough so there are no bad seats.

We love the theater and attend at least 4-6 shows a year. Wonderful sound system ,small enough venue that all seats are good. We like to make an entire evening out of going to a show.Arrive early, eat in a local restaurant, then hop on over to the music!One comment, do not dress warmly (even in winter), for some reason no matter the season the house is always warm.. We were at a concert last Thursday, rainy and cold, yet the theatre was so warm even the younger generation felt the effects of a venue too warm. Even the band mentioned it!Other than that warning expect a wonderful evening of music