Camelot Theatre Co - Talent, Oregon

Donna W.

I am pleased to say that the productions at the Camelot Theatre have gotten much better recently. I’m guessing it’s a combination of better directors that are casting better actors as the leads.

It’s important to remember that this is community theater. Some of the actors are quite wonderful like the two leads and the primary psychiatrist in Harvey. For some of the less experienced actors, you appreciate that they are learning their craft.

I’ve been impressed with the sets recently as well. All in all, I think Camelot Theatre has perhaps become one of the best community Theatre houses in the Rogue Valley.

Deb M.

Lovely theatre with good staffing. I thought the actors gave a terrific performance and, I liked the staging/set for the play I saw. I would visit again, and again.

Bryce B.

Ashland is good but the talent’s in Talent. Go see the production of Anything Goes. Great voice acting and dance . The cast gave their all.

Don W.

Great small theater in Talent.
From burlesque to gripping dramas made alive by talented actors, Camelot has everything .

Bree S.

This is a great semi-intimate theater. Small enough that there's really no bad seat, but not enough that the audience's energy helps feed the show.
We saw "Something Rotten", and wow. It was great! Highly recommended this theater if you haven't been yet!

Bruce D.

The Motown show that is showing there now is fabulous. The theater is finally running again, after having been damaged by the Almeda Fire and then hit by the pandemic. In order to open with more than 38 customers (because the theater would have to ensure a six foot distance between groups) they have to require vaccination certificates. This will change when the state vaccination rate increases or the new covid cases drop.
The photo (permitted during the performance of one particular song) is of Baker Mayfield singing with the other Rogue Suspects. The band has an excellent choice of songs and dynamic vocalists.

david R.

We saw Scapino. That is the first time in so long that I have actually "laughed out loud" at a theatrical production. Wonderful show, cast and venue.

A. S.

We are definitely fans of the Camelot Theater, in fact I've purchased tickets for several shows in the coming months. We went to the Nov. 26 performance of The Wizard of Oz and enjoyed it immensely! The singer/actors did a great job, including the little dog who played Toto, who stole the show. We were smiling through it all, in fact we laughed all the way home. We certainly recommend it!

Ron R.

Very fun time watching Guys and Dolls. The theater is intimate so audio and visual is great. Lively performances with excellent choreography and chorus.

Dave B.

Just saw Glass menagerie. Very well acted. Abusive depressing play.

The concessions policy gets 1 star. Wine allowed in. No water or pop tho even if purchased there. Unless you buy a $4 glass to put it in. Even the concessions gal was embarrassed. I’m not inclined to return. We have options.

Mike M.

We discovered this theater about 3 years ago and have been regular attendees ever since. The theatre is modern and well appointed and is just the right size for experiencing performances up close.

Donna W.

I am pleased to say that the productions at the Camelot Theatre have gotten much better recently. I’m guessing it’s a combination of better directors that are casting better actors as the leads.

It’s important to remember that this is community theater. Some of the actors are quite wonderful like the two leads and the primary psychiatrist in Harvey. For some of the less experienced actors, you appreciate that they are learning their craft.

I’ve been impressed with the sets recently as well. All in all, I think Camelot Theatre has perhaps become one of the best community Theatre houses in the Rogue Valley.

Suzy S.

Best theater I've experienced yet, and members of the crew, top notch. I look forward to seeing another production.