Taproot Theatre Company

We saw Georgiana and Kitty, Christmas at Pemberley. It was such a great show. Heartwarming, festive, and funny. Honestly I was sold at their initial curtain appeal, where they did a skit to raise money before the show. I haven't laughed that hard in a while, if you can believe it. The venue is small and intimate, creating a really personal experience for the audience. I loved that they had Rachel's ginger beer as a beverage option too, just to top it off.

The audio threshold frequencies I can hear are shifted lower than average, meaning sounds that might be heard as a whisper by other people can sound normal volume to my ears. Typically, this has meant that when I go to the theatre, the acoustics can be a bit much for my ears and I get a headache. This was not the case with Taproot Theatre Company, a place I came with friends growing up to see plays during birthday parties.It is one of the few local theatres I have attended and not gotten a headache. The seating was comfortable and the performance was entertaining. The actors and actresses brought the plot to life in an animated way without over-exaggerating their emotions. All around good experience and I was able to focus more on the play and acting itself since acoustics were a non-issue. Positively marvelous from my perspective.

Wow.... I would give this company a million gold stars if I could. I've been to a few plays over the years and have never been disappointed. I went to a recent production off"The Hello Girls" and it was amazing. The relent of this group the simple but intricate sets. The seats in this theater are awesome. Not a bad seat in the house. Everyone from the box office to the people handing out programs were super friendly. If you get the chance please support this local theater company. You won't be disappointed.

Such a wonderful small theater with excellent productions, excellent casts, directors, sets... we have loved every show we've ever seen here!!!

I really appreciate how comfortable I felt going to see a play at their theater during the pandemic. All food was kept outside of the theater, so nobody in the audience took off their masks. The whole situation was handled incredibly well.It was a warm and welcoming environment. Looking forward to going back again soon! It is fantastic to feel safe at the theater again!

I adore this theatre. I've been once to see The Trial of Ebenezer Scrooge, and it was a great experience from start to finish. There is free parking at BoA down the street just two blocks down. The inside has a little cafe with food and drinks. I went with a hot chocolate that was delicious. Drinks are allowed in the theatre as long as they have a lid. The place itself is small, well kept, extremely clean, nice staff, and just a very pleasant venue. Most of the seating in the Jewell main stage seems to be good. We sat on the 2nd level, as those were the seats available at time of purchase, and I really didn't mind. For this play, it was a court room setup so the 2nd floor was fine. I could see how it wouldn't be ideal for a different play though. Definitely do the front row if you're on the 2nd floor (any side would be fine). My only recommendation is I would not sit on the front row if you're on the main floor because some of the seats were very close to the actors and the chairs are different and do not look as comfortable as the others (stadium v stand alone). Overall the seating was pretty comfortable for a 2-hr play. The play itself was fantastic. Sound was great. All the acting was great. No glitches or anything. We went for an early bird show so the room wasn't full which was nice to not be sitting next to anyone and feel overly crowded. It was somewhat of an older crowd for this particular show on a weeknight; some of them a little noisy. I didn't notice any kids at the show. The ticket prices seemed a little steep for such a small theatre; however, after one visit, I will say it's definitely worth the price. I will definitely be a regular here, and I can't to see what comes up in 2017.

Taproot is a fun little local theater. It's next to a Fred Meyer where you cannot park any longer FYI. It's definitely what you would call intimate, the seating is pretty close together. There is a lower and balcony level. If you sit on the sides of the balcony level, which we did, you see most of the stage at an awkward angle and see a lot of the actor's backs and where they did stage entrances. Otherwise, it's pretty cool. We saw "Kim's Convenience" here, a very funny play that was the precursor to the awesome show made in Toronto. I would watch something else here. And it's very close to many places to eat and drink, so you can make a night of it.

A great, sweet theater with various rooms for varying performances and audiences. The theater also includes a cafe of sorts that serves light refreshments (for a cost) during show intermissions. A true community art space.

I supported this theater for years--until now. The theater recently hosted a public safety forum--and after sending out press releases, refused to allow the press admission. Apparently, they were pandering to a local politician. I've been involved in theater for over forty years, as a professional and as an audience member. This kind of censorship does NOT belong in an arts organization. Or anywhere. Please do not support organizations that do not support democracy.

A gem! My family of 4 attended "Babette's Feast" here tonight. What a treat! We were first considering "My Fair Lady" at a WAY larger venue, at more than double the cost, with seats in the 74th row. Instead we sat front (!) and center (!) at the Taproot Theatre. Zero regrets, my kids loved it, I can't recommend it enough. It was funny, entertaining, sweet, and powerful, especially the General's speech at the dinner. Bravo!!