Faith Lutheran Theatre Company

We saw Harry Potter the cursed child performance. These are high schoolers and they did outstanding. The price point is very economical and the theatre is set up well. We went to a sold out show and our seats were near the very top, still very easy to see but couldn't hear quite as well. Highly recommend. We will be going again.

I am a fan for sure. I have seen three plays by this company at their performing arts center this year. First, the performing arts theatre is a well designed theatre with a large stage with all the accoutrements to make it a first class theatre venue.Second, getting from your car to the performing arts center is very easy. There is parking on both sides of center and easy walking access. It is handicapped friendly.Last, the performances by the students in the three shows I've seen have made me want to come back for more. There are several high school theatre companies in the Las Vegas Valley. The Faith Lutheran Company ranks with the best.If you see one of their shows advertised during the next school year, do yourself a favor and go see the show. Tickets are inexpensive and you will be wowed by the talent of these high school students.

"Did your mother like your Sunday dress"Astrology eradicated"So what, so what?"---------------------------------------In A Sentence™These kids work hard at this and it shows! (Thor bless them.)Quick Review™+ Effort. + Surprisingly outstanding production.Pro Tip: Some plays are with very lil' kids. Don't do like the guy in the David Sedaris short story and brutally review as if a NY reviewer tearing down Broadway productions.Employee of Excellence™Whoever purchased the mics. And the kids; all the kids are exude excellence, although they technically cannot be employees [Child Labour Laws].---------------------------------------Dates patronised:Sunday, 5 May 2013 C.E.Sunday, 13 January 2013 C.E.Saturday, 8 December 2012 C.E.Reviewer note: This review originally was posted in the Faith Lutheran Church listing several years ago. Yelp HQ removed it today because it was flagged for not being in the proper listing or "it look[ed] like it was meant for another business." Never mind the fact that this listing did not even exist when the following review was originally published. I have removed all disclaimers addressing that it was for the theatre and not for the actual church.As you can tell, I do not necessarily frequent modern day chapels for fun, therefore I was quite astonished as to the level of state-of-the-artness (is that a word?) of this one. Sound: legit. Play mics they were wearing: better than the ones at for-profit venues like Shimmer Cabarat (Westgate) and that horrible shit they have at V Theatre (Planet Hollywood). Maybe those venues need some connections to some fictional space characters so they can get their acts together, literally. R'amen.If you have a chance to catch a play here, I recommend you check it out. Support the arts. They do pray before every show but who cares. It's over in a half a minute and no one will compel you to stand like they did Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf in the NBA® (poor Mahmoud) or me in Baptist school.I would review individual plays but they are just kids so why be a dick (and they probably won't repeat any and unless you read this during the limited run, it will do you no good)? So far I have seen/heard 'Cheaper by the Dozen' and 'The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee'.---------------------------------------------Good for tourists.Good for kids.Not good for dogs.No Apple Pay®, goddammit! Rating: Four-stars, "Yay! I'm a fan."

I saw Curtains a while ago. It was such a good production that I am looking forward to their next show.

The teachers and kids here work their hineys off, and the result is providing the audience with top notch entertainment worthy of professional accolades. We've been attending plays and musicals here for 8 years now, and each time is an emotional journey into story telling that never disappoints. Visual artistry in the scenic interpretations makes you forget you're watching middle and high school students, and the state of the art sound system perfectly compliments the kids' voices and songs. Don't be surprised if you see one of the kids that comes through Faith's performing arts program on the National stage one day. They're that good.