Kensington Arts Theatre, Inc. Reviews

Just went to watch Guys and Dolls! The performers were phenomenal. But the direction of this musical, not so much. Very basic, similar to a junior high production. The lighting for the show was quite poor as well, unfortunately. However, the sound and music were excellent! There was virtually no set on stage, with the actors been directed (I assume) to just use the available space on the stage and pretend there was a set?? Parking was a real sore point. Very limited parking is available so we had to park over two blocks away and walk in the freezing and rain. The intermission candy and chips (all they offered) was very cheap, so that was a plus. The bleacher seats were comfortable, which was a real blessing (in comparison to some other non-professional theatre's). Thank goodness for the talent of the performers and musicians, or this show would have been a bit of a bust. Probably won t indulge this theatre again , but look forward to watching the wonderful performers elsewhere.

Saw Oliver! The theater seats about 120. It's not Broadway but that's okay.

I love the shows here, and John Nunemaker is a good director!

This is the Kensington Armory. We saw a Victorian music hall review that has played in several years past and with selections that were also part of the Old Bull and Bush review at the Old Vat theatre in Washington DC. Albert Coia featured in all of these and he is worth the price of admission by himself.

Banked seating makes it easier to see the stage. Nice intimate theater.

We were there only to attend the Montgomery Art Association's "Paint the Town" Labor Day Weekend Show. The 2-hour long reception was very well attended.

Great place. Wish there were more parking, but that's life near DC.

Went to see the Night Hawks play a benefit concert. Once open area with raised stage. Clean bathrooms.