All the seats are excellent and thus you have an excellent view of the stage. We saw The Imaginary Invalid and enjoyed the play although would have preferred a more "Moliere" interpretation. Playmakers should have matinees during at least once during the week.

The shows here are professionally done and very entertaining. There's not a bad seat in the house. The staff helps with any of your needs. On opening night, they always have food and drink. Wonderful!

Paul Green is a small but lovely facility in UNC's drama school. There are no bad seats in the auditorium. The theater manages to obtain some excellent talent each season, including some members of the UNC drama faculty. The theater puts on a half dozen or so plays each year. We haven't attended one yet that we didn't thoroughly enjoy.... More

We love the Paul Green Theater. It's a marvel of disguise - first a ship, then a 1950s house, then a Shakespearean forest. Amazingly good performances, but I especially appreciate the set design and costumes. Always a treat. Season ticket holders for years and year! And what a bargain for Broadway quality shows!

Highly recommended local troupe. I suggest you look through their calendar yearly - they have a good mix of well established favorites and newer and off-beat selections. Find some that pique your interest and then, if you're flexible about the dates, you can usually find some cheaper nights (some even with General Admission). Seen more than five plays here including... More

Small and intimate, this theater in the round serves up even old standards in new & innovative ways. Rarely a bad show.

This theatre has great sight lines, great acoustics, and is a wonderful venue for the plays performed

You are not in New York, but you could be off-Broadway. If you are in Chapel Hill, looking for something to do, check this website to see if they are playing. There is not a bad seat in this small intimate theater. We saw Hal kill Hotspur last weekend as if they were in our laps, (Henry IV) and the... More