Secret Academy

Wonderful theater - a real training ground for youth and a place to showcase local developed and aspiring Talent. I have seen a few productions and was happier and more entertained than on Broadway - truly. I fully recommend the training programs for kids.

Small & imitate theatre. All seats have great views except for the those behind structure beams . I attended the first and second programs of "Act One : One Act Play Festival. All performances were fantastic . My favorites were "Help Me Get Over You" & "Clean-Shaven" ! Definitely worth attending!

My wife and I loved the performance of "Much Ado About ..." Intimate theater, great performance! You can reach out and touch the actors because you are SO close ... I very much liked being able to be SO close to the performers and hear them breath... and feel the emotion, the laugher , the sadness, the love. The character switches were fabulous. I loved how they used the accents ... well done! At intermission I stuck up a few conversations with friendly folks ... one gentleman explained to me some very funny twists in the interpretation ... the other guy I spoke to was struggling with the language of Shakespeare but he was enjoying the performance also. I was truly entertained by these talented actors for a VERY reasonable price. I recommend this performance ... you are NOT taking a chance ... it is a STRONG show with great actors. I may seem sappy or simpleminded, but I DID Laugh and I DID Cry. The dog was very well trained!

I never even went to this place before.And already love it.My sister went once and she took some photos from the outside and she saw through the windows some of the magic it was amazing. But my only question is if this counts as a school by any chance?

My family and I went for the Peanuts' Christmas performance on December. The place is very small and cozy, it was a very entertaining and catchy play; what left me a negative experience was the staff in the theatre. They weren't courteous, the 2 gentlemen were inpatient and seemed to be confused about how to distribute the seats. It wasn't my first time there, I usually go with friends and our kids, but every time I go there's always a feeling of confusion among the staff.