Founder-artistic director Bob Bowersox and partner Quincy Perkins have put together a sparkling July season, which we sampled on the opening night of the season's second play, "You've Got Hate Mail," a hilarious satire about modern electronic communications and age-old triangles. The 80-seat theater is an intimate setting for these Broadway quality actors and their. enthusiastic audience.

We've gone here a few time now, and recently purchased the summer theatre package. It's a very small and intimate theatre, with an audience of regulars. The quality of the plays and the actors has been very, very good. The atmosphere is very nice and you feel like you're stepping into a little village. It's very easy to relax before and after the show, and it's right off Duval, across from the Grand Cafe (which, btw, offers coupons for a few bottle of wine with two entrees - and the food there is very good). Highly recommended, really nice people running the show there (and quite talented!)

Always a great experience and show. The availability of drinks also help. Located in the heart of the "happenings"..nothing left to be desired.

Go on an opening night. You'll get some refreshments afterwards and get to chat with the performers. The theater is very small so there really is not a bad seat in the house.