This theater provides many types of plays which showcase local talent. My wife & I enjoy attending the productions.

This musical is so well done and the theater was almost full. The singers for the parts of Esther and Rose are excellent and so expressive in their acting. I'm not sure there are many more performances, but this one is a treat. It's complete...More

Many of my friends perform in different plays during the course of the year. My husband has performed here, as well as the Black Box. It's nice to see local talent. I had a friend who said come see this play I'm in. I had...More

We've given LCCT more than one chance to live up to the reviews but we have never even been able to stay through a single performance. In the first place, if you aren't sitting on the 1st row, don't expect to hear anything. There is...More

To end their 50th year celebration, LCCT is putting on the musical, "The Best Little --house in Texas". The singing and dancing are great.The costumes fit the setting. The stage decoration is minimal -- they flashed up pictures on the screen befitting the setting and...More

This is a community theatre in a small community, and they make a heroic effort with what they've got. Just don't come expecting Broadway.

My wife and I love taking in plays at the LCCT, the cast is always lively and the choices of plays are always entertaining. Gala nights offer a meal after the show and a chance to talk with the performers.

This is a wonderful little theatre and a great theatre group. It is always nice to see local community people expressing themselves in something they enjoy

We have had nothing but one disappointment after the other with this theater. The shows are poorly directed and poorly cast. Most of the time we can't hear the actors and the movement on stage makes very little sense. The only good thing I can...More

If you like community theater at a reasonable price, this is it. Sometimes the plays or musicals are very light fare, such as the "Nunsense" muscals, but sometimes there is heavier fare, such as "On Golden Pond." The shows are usually well executed and a...More