Lakewood Theatre Co

Lakewood, y'all made some of the hardest years of my life bearable. As a thank-you, here's a massive review and Google photo update. Everyone else, if you're not already at Lakewood, get there!!!! Go!! Right now! If they're not open when you're reading this, go camp there until the stray cats or improv team adopt you!! See these shows. Audition for these shows. Costume these shows. Support this theater that has made such a safe and welcoming artistic space accessible for years. A witch even told me they have a partnership with Kroger. DON'T SLEEP ON LAKEWOOD! The talent represented will shock you as an audience member, and Lakewood has a million opportunities to grow and play as an artist. Working with professionals like Cat Eberwine and Crystal Kurek will change your life. Also, literal

The building doesn’t seem to have changed since my daughter performed in our first play here around 25 years ago. The troupe is friendly and a great neighborhood treasure. The building could use some TLC.

I love this place! Fun and entertaining plays.

My wife and I attended a recent performance of Dead Man's Cell Phone. It was a great show and we really enjoyed the production. It's a small theater but that adds to the charm. Kudos to whoever makes the popcorn. It smelled great and was exactly what I wanted even though I didn't know that before I opened the door.

This was our first time to go to the Lakewood theater and it was a great experience! "Their Shining Lives" was a true story based on the Radium Dial Company in Chicago. The lawsuit that came from it established laws in the work place. The acting was great with each of the six actors playing multiple parts. Loved the quaint, cozy theater and being able to be up close and personal. There are plays most every month. We love to support community theater.