Maryland Ensemble Theatre

31 W Patrick St, Frederick, MD 21701, USA

Address:	31 W Patrick St, Frederick, MD 21701, USA
Phone:	+1 301-694-4744
Site:	marylandensemble.org
Rating:	4.7

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matt kline

This is a GREAT intimate theater, and a good place to spend an evening, be it either watching one of the Mainstage productions or the Comedy Pigs. Ive seen about 5 shows here and theyve all been fantastic. Its a small, tight-knit, local theater with some people that know how to put on a good show. Some shows Ive seen have left something to be desired in the costume department, but the sets are always great and many of the actors are pretty talented. Definitely worth checking out if you dont want to do the typical dinner and a movie night out, a true good time.

Josh Peters

The MET location is small but a very personal setting for their performances. I was impressed by their acting, singing, and use of the stage. The humor and twists that they add to classic plays is enjoyable. I saw Cinderella at this location.

Dave Lufkin

Stretch your mind! Youll see things here at the MET that you wont find anywhere else nearby - maybe not even in DC or Baltimore. Great ensemble of actors, crew, etc. Nice space but can be a little tight at times. Ive never been disappointed!

Michael Manos

The MET has consistently great performances. They attract so much talent - acting, stage design, directing, all wonderful. I have never seen a performance here that wasnt riveting.

Chris Dingus

Great little theater. The company puts on some wonder and entertaining productions. Friendly staff and typically great pricing.

Eliezer Valentin-Castanon

Great place for theater in Frederick. Great for when looking for something fun and affordable.

Randomadventurer 13

Ive seen a few of the childrens theatre plays here. Well executed. Small theatre, well done.

Nate Nickerson

Friendly Staff, Excellent Talent, A Superb Theater Experience! A Shining Gem in Frederick!

Jennifer Litz

Awesome level of talent. Varied types of plays, readings and activities for everyone.

steve summers

The intimacy of community theater with production value of a much larger organization.