Cherry Lane Theatre/Encore Theatre Reviews

My favorite theatre in Los Angeles to see a movie, especially the Cinema Dome. I used to say it was more expensive than the AMC or Pacific Theatres which is no longer even true. Also, I recently ate at the restaurant located in the theatre and was quite pleased with the quality of food not to mention convenience.

Its tiny, intimate space which makes it easy to get immersed in the production but also makes it uncomfortable for long periods. The show we came to see was only about 80 minutes which made it bearable, so keep that in mind. Interesting programming. Located on a quaint little street in the West Village, and you can pick a number of great restaurants to visit before or after.

A lovely theater, even if it does have a distinct smell of too much tuna.

Great if a bit too long play with superb acting. Comfortable seats for a small theater.

Great small off-Broadway house with a great theatre history.

I've only been here once but it was great. A historic venue for theater in New York. Great place to see quality plays for a reasonable price

Love this out of the way theatre in the heart of Greenwich Village.

Pride and Prejudice. Never thought I would laugh so hard with Jane Austin. Loved it!

One of my favourite theatres. Small and cozy. And any play watched there is worth watching.

I watched an amazing play called "Fade" here and although the theater is very small, I happen to think it's exactly why it was needed. Very easy to access and a very nice set up. Loved the theater I watched there. Overall a nice place to watch a play.

Beautiful and very small theater that attracts some big-time talent. The acoustics are so great and you sit so close you really feel like you re part of the action.

Cozy theater in a wonderful neighborhood. Truly enjoyable.

Wonderful theater - they put on thought provoking productions in a relaxed atmosphere

This cute little artsy theatre, on the quiet cute "only in the village/ off the city grid" street with a natural bend, under a canopy of tree cover, surrounded by historical buildings is itself a powerhouse of theatrical works. When you walk in the place looks just recently renovated - modern, warm and clean. Walk in, turn left and the theater itself is immaculate. An intimate, perfect sized box of a theatre. The Playbill told the history - used to be a brewery along other things, but converted to a theater over a hundred years ago and basically everyone in the theater world has passed through here. Mike Birbiglia performed here last night and his one man show "The New One" was great. Looking forward to attending many more shows here soon.

Friendly staff, short walk from subway, good production

Show was pretty good, acting was pretty good, BUT; after the show and before, the bar cafe area was not open, no food no coffee no drinks no opportunity to chat with friends and mingle, just arrive , sit and watch the show , it s so sad that that s all we do and we do not interact or have a chance to interact and discuss the show or have the actors walk around and chat maybe , too bad

I have seen so many great shows here. From Mike Daisey to Charles Busch. There's not a bad seat in the house.