Circle Arts Theatre

A little gem of a theater hiding in our little town. I have been fortunate enough to come to several productions. I think the place fits maybe 140ish people at most but every seat is a good one. They offer an array of performances from things we all know and are familiar with to unique pieces.
Their latest productions opens in a few weeks and is called Dog sees God (a palindrome). Basically the Peanuts characters are in high school meets Pulp Fiction meets Mean Girls meets breakfast club. We bought tickets and can’t wait to see the performance.
We most of the cast last night and they are a talented little group of folk. They gave us a tour of the place including a green room and sets in the basement.
Check them out!

Wait, how does this place only have 1 other review?! That doesn’t make ANY sense. It is FANTASTIC. I would imagine it would have tons of reviews since it’s been open so long and is really such an amazing little playhouse. Anyway, we came here for a date night to see two one act plays: Haiku and Tuesdays with Morrie. We got free tickets, which is what brought us all the way out to New Braunfels (we live in San Antonio). The entrance area has pictures up of all the productions they’ve done, and had a small concession with wine, drinks, and different candies. Nothing excessive but enough choices to find something you like. The theater itself has actual raised seating so no matter where you sit you’ll likely have a good view. Each of the seats has someone’s name engraved into the arm rests; donors of the theater. Before the show started the director (I think) came out and thanked us for coming, asked people to be respectful of the actors and have a great time. We were sitting about 3 rows from the stage and let me tell you it was intense. The actors are incredibly talented and when they look out at that third wall, straight into your eyes, it is powerful. I cried during both shows they were so good (these shows were more serious in nature). It was opening night so they had a champagne reception with snacks after the shows ended. We had an overall amazing time. My boyfriend immediately signed us up on the mailing list and we both agreed we’d be coming back, free tickets or not.

Saw Neil Simons farce *rumors* at this delightfull little theater in landa park .
top rate acting by the amateur cast, .good directing, lighting and set arranging also helped the enjoyment of the evenings entertainment
regular seat prices are reasonable at $ 20 .
in the early years performances were given in a old building in the fair grounds and then the company with the help of the wurstfest assn moved into a old warehouse on landa park owned by the city .it has had extensive renovation and is one of the treasures to be found in this old german town .
only gripe i have is the bathroom (one) for men is rather small for the mumber of males wishing to use the facilities during the break. first time in my life i have seen a *line* to use the mens
now i know what the ladies go throu .
however not even this could spoil such a pleasant evening
we will return.

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