Attended a play at this jewel of a place for the first time since the pandemic. Though the past plays I attended have been staged in the banquet hall (with a delicious catered dinner and an open bar), sitting in the auditorium was really nice. The building is old but precious, with original wood throughout. Though I had an enjoyable time, the only drawback was the sound. I am not sure of the types of microphones, etc., used. I heard most of the actors clearly, but a couple of the actors' voices were a bit muffled throughout the play. All in all, I am looking forward to attending more plays. And if/when I feel comfortable again being seated closely with other patrons at the same table, in a limited space while sharing a common meal, I will definitely do so - just not now. Though the auditorium is on the second floor and there are two flights of stairs, there is also an elevator available. Of note, for those who love quaint settings for performances, consider donating to MOH to help maintain the ambiance and structural features.

This is really surprisingly professional production for any community theater. The music is as amazing as the story! Try to see this!