performance network theatre

We saw the matinee performance of The Gift of the Magi after Thanksgiving. The comfortably cozy theatre gave my husband, our 24 year old God-daughter an I, a clear view of the actors expressions and all set and costume details that make a good performance an experience. The actors triggered laughter, tears and reflection about both the gifts that I give, the motives behind my gift and how I receive gifts from others. The $1 peppermint hot chocolate shared at intermission sealed my decision to check what's playing next time I am visiting Ann Arbor. Bravo!

Our daughter, my husband, and I attended a Saturday matinee at the Performance Network Theater where we watched the outstanding acting in the play "Driving Miss Daisy". There were only three cast members in the play, but their acting kept us spellbound with their excellent performances. We saw them age as they covered a 25 year time period. The two crew members changed the stage scenes flawlessly. This is a great play to attend in a small but adequate theater venue.

We saw "The Big Bang" at a Saturday matinee. The show was hilarious, with lots of clever puns and sight gags. The cast seemed to be enjoying themselves as much as we were. The "new" Performance Network looks promising.

Performance Network is a small professional theatre located in downtown Ann Arbor. The performances are reasonably priced, and the quality is very good. We recently saw a very good production of "Venus in Fur." The small venue provides an intimate experience, and the theatre is located an easy walk from numerous excellent restaurants such as Pacific Rim and Logan.

The quality of the performances here is very high with some classic theater and some new works. The subject matter might be controversial at times.

Receptions on the opening night are great. It is a small theatre but people are very nice and love theatre and sharing their love for plays.

We are big fans of Repertory Theaters and this one of our favorites. It is well worth the 40 minute drive from our Oakland County home. We love the intimate atmosphere, the ease of selecting seats online and the excellent customer service. Every seat is a good one; none with obstructed views. They have a warm and inviting staff attending theater goers. The lobby has seating and beverages for sale. The performances are high quality and often have post-performance opportunitis to interact with the director or performers. We have never been disappointed with our time at this venue. We most recently saw "The Mountaintop" which was amazing ; we especially enjoyed the mountaintop"preview night" after show discussion with the audience . Of note, you can park in a structure behind Performance Network Theater on Washington Street and walk about one block.

This professional theater company is terrific. I have attended several performances this past year and all have been wonderful. Their musicals are terrific too.

We frequent small theatres and this is one of our favorites. There isn't a bad seat in the house. There is a nice little lobby seating area, with a small bar that serves soft drinks and beer and wine..as well as some nibbles. It is a friendly place right in the heart of a vibrant college town with many fine restaurants within walking distance. Parking on Sundays is free in the big structure, also within walking distance.

I have been here a dozen or so times. The prices are reasonable. The shows are always top notch. The theatre is intimate and the location is very convenient.

Imagine imaginative theatre with only around 100 seats, impressive casts, and creative staging--that is what you will find at PNT--their prices are very reasonable and the audiences are attentive--I have yet to see a performance that did not impress and entertain me--give it a try and you may find you too will become a season ticket holder--added bonus is that it is an area with a variety of interesting restaurants