Stage Coach Theatre - Boise, Idaho

El Stage Coach Theatre, ubicado en la dirección 4802 W Emerald St, Boise, ID 83706, Estados Unidos, es un lugar ideal para disfrutar de espectáculos en vivo y sumergirse en el mundo del teatro. Con una rica historia y una pasión por el arte escénico, el teatro ofrece una experiencia única y emocionante para todos los asistentes.

Una de las características más notables del Stage Coach Theatre es su accesibilidad. El teatro cuenta con espacio para sillas de ruedas, aseos adaptados, y aseos unisex, lo que lo hace un lugar inclusivo y cómodo para todos los visitantes. Además, ofrecen descuentos para militares en activo, lo que demuestra su compromiso con la comunidad.

El Stage Coach Theatre también cuenta con una gran variedad de opciones de pago, incluyendo cheques, pagos móviles por NFC, tarjetas de crédito y débito. Esto hace que sea fácil y conveniente comprar boletos y disfrutar de una noche de teatro.

En cuanto a la ubicación, el teatro se encuentra en un lugar conveniente y accesible. El estacionamiento está adaptado para sillas de ruedas, y el teatro está rodeado de restaurantes y opciones de entretenimiento, lo que lo hace un lugar perfecto para pasar una noche en la ciudad.

El Stage Coach Theatre tiene una opinión media de 4.8/5 según 378 valoraciones en Google My Business. Esto demuestra el alto nivel de satisfacción de los visitantes y la calidad de los espectáculos que ofrece el teatro.

Opiniones de Stage Coach Theatre

Patricia Watkins

5/5

Stage Coach is a great community theater. We enjoyed many of its performances throughout many years. The lobby renovations look great!
URINETOWN is BY FAR THE BEST PLAY WE'VE ATTENDED in this theater.
I didn't know we have so much local talent!
Congratulations!
Looking forward to many more great performances!

Sierra Ambrosek

5/5

Saw my first play here this winter: Santa Claus conquers the Martians. Was a genuinely lovely experiences. The set was beautiful and the actors had kids and adults laughing the entire performance. Would recommend to anyone!

Marji Bass

5/5

Our family really enjoys the Stagecoach Productions. They are almost always cleverly staged and well performed. Santa Claus Conquers the Martians was no different! What was different was we had my 6 year old granddaughter with us! She giggled and laughed the whole way. It even kept her attention. I love the "spiciness" of their usual productions, but it was fun to have a g-rated play to enjoy with her. Perhaps one "family" production a year could be a good model in the future?

Brian Bizik

5/5

Saw "Urinetown". This was the best musical (it's a farce about musicals as much as a musical - which is wonderful) I have seen in a community theater in my life. This was not just good - it was great. The music, the singing, the dancing - OMG the dancing. I am super curious if all the main cast has a strong dancing background or not - seemed to. This was funny, fast paced and beyond enjoyable. What a pure gem this theater is. If you have a chance to support them - please do. And if you see Urinetown you will understand just how good it is.

Ellen

4/5

These are some talented people, we love going! it's a small venue and just right up our alley. The music is wonderful, the harmonies are great but I love it better when it's more spoken. Musicals are wonderful, but sometimes a little much

Emily Shaw

5/5

Stage Coach always puts on a show. It's always such a great environment, with wonderful talent and friendly staff. We have never been let down by a play nor an experience.

Adam Bowden

5/5

It's been quite some time since I've been here. The last show I went to was Evil Dead The Musical and that was by far the most fun I've had at a play. Recently went to Santa Clause Conquers The Martians, which blew my mind that they produced a play based off of one of the greatest B-Movies ever and a core part of my childhood. The cast was great yet again and the stage production for such a small stage was impressive. I'd like to take pics with the cast but I always end up being too shy, Lol. Can't wait for Misery. Also.. Torg rules!!

Alan S

5/5

As a less tollerant old fashioned adult man, It botherd me that 4th of july & other holidays get a day, Christmas gets 12 days and Pride gets a month. "After" the performance of Georgia McBride at the Stage Coach theater my attitude shifted. "Let's celebrate the fabulous diversity of our world, including the vibrant artistry of drag queens! Each performer brings a unique sparkle to our community, reminding us to embrace creativity, courage, and the freedom to be authentically ourselves. Love and acceptance are the truest expressions of humanity. Let's spread kindness and respect, ensuring everyone can shine brightly in their own fabulous way!" A month is still too much but maybe there is some catching up to do!