The Warehouse Theatre

Saw "Sense and Sensibility" last night. The production was unique and top notch. We had fun later discussing the "words" embroidered on costumes and the different parts that the same actor played. The seats were comfortable, even for my 6'4" husband. As advertised, proof of vacation, ID, and masks were required and verified. We also appreciated being able to pre-order our libation of choice, that was waiting for us at intermission. This was our first visit, but we will be back.

My first visit here and I was blown away with the performance of "All My Sons!" The staff that greeted us was warm and accommodating, from the concession area to the ticketing area. Our tickets wouldn't scan so the numbers on our barcodes had to be entered manually. I called them out to the ticket taker to expedite the situation. She seemed genuinely grateful. This is a "no frills" type of venue, reminding me of some of the theaters in Buckhead but the overall product is phenomenal! Sound, lighting, special effects, props, scenery--all well done--very well done. Already considering which performance I'll attend next!

I've known that warehouse theatre existed for a while, but I didn't give it too much thought until my friend and I went to check out "The Importance of Being Earnest" and I was pleasantly surprised.As soon as you walk in, they have a mini gallery of art works. Their drink stand is small, but basically got everything you may need/want. water, coke, wine, chocolates bars, etc.Their bathroom (at least the ladies) is clean.The theatre is clean as well, I wish the seats were like theatre seats, but it wasn't bad. The show was so up close and personal, I appreciated this much more than a bigger stage and further away seating.Everyone performing was excellent, and I thoroughly enjoyed the show.Tickets being 5 bucks, less than tickets to the movies (according to them, and very true), it was really nice change of pace.

Hey! Whatsup?The Warehouse Theatre is kewl. They do kewl productions of plays that my bigs like, like Rocky Horror and Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? And let me tell you, when it comes to Virginia Woolf, my bigs are a couple of picky queens, so if they like a production, like Warehouse's, and don't make lots of snarky comments and recite EVERY SINGLE LINE OF DIALOG out loud during the show, it must've been really good.Plus they help out Biggity Big's Homogay Singers, which is totally kewl. Thank you I know.

I have a long-standing relationship with The Warehouse Theatre... and I have never been happier to recommend it than I am right now. There is new blood behind the wheel of this 30+ year old organization devoted to theatre as a serious art form... and he is one to watch. New Artistic/Executive Director Paul Savas stepped in at the beginning of June and is bringing an energy and vision to the theatre that is sure to be a shot in the arm for the whole theatre community. Quality of shows and local and national talent is always incredibly high at The Warehouse, and is only on the way to improving. They have a diverse season with classics and newer edgier works - something for everyone. They also have peripheral offerings for the thinner of wallet - late night or second season performances or improv by The Distracted Globe for only $5. Less than a movie and worth so much more! If you've never been there, now is the time to try it out. And if it's been a while... now's the time to give it another shot! This theatre is a centerpiece of the Greenville theatre community... and the new leadership is on track to make it even greater than it has been in the past. I know... I'm glowing. But I really believe it!Update: Paul has been at the helm for a couple of years now, and the theatre has never been artistically stronger! Come see all the exciting work they're doing!

WT shows are always well-done, plus the staff is just AWESOME. If you're under 39, watch for the special Young Professionals discount for a particular performance.

We have fallen in love with The Warehouse Theatre! Always thought provoking, always fun for our family.....

Just saw Misery today. Amazing, wonderful, excellent. The actors were fantastic and the staging was awesome. Truly one of the best plays I have seen. Hats off to Austen and Cloe who are so welcoming, inviting and truly appreciative of their patrons and volunteers.

This is an amazing place to experience theatre! It is small and intimate and the staff is top notch. Their show choices are always thoughtful and high quality. You will not go wrong seeing any show at this venue.

Such a cool space!!! Saw the Glow Lyric Theatre's production of 'In The Heights' here and was amazed! An awesome black box theatre that gets you right up close to the action! Was definitely worth the 4 hour drive to see the show!