Red Barn Theatre

Wow! Best little theater ever! Quaint and adorable theater that is rare to see. Pride shows! This theater non-profit is doing an excellent job, bringing great theater to us in the Keys. You can feel the history, if the stage could talk! Top notch acting with passion! Nice atmosphere in and out. Even the bar was great! The volunteers that work there, whether in ticket sales, usher, stage hands, actors, and bar tender are happy, bright lights and treasures to be around. This theater is so heart warming, it is a must see! I can't wait to go again. I should become a member. You will not be disappointed. Go, see a show, enjoy Duval, and make fun memories!

Fantastic little theatre tucked away behind the hard rock Cafe. Doing amazing productions. I was lucky enough to catch a Tuna Christmas. I laughed almost the entire play. Absolutely spot on performances!!!

This local theater never disappoints, I have seen a variety of shows here and they've all been fantastic

So much fun! Actors performance was amazing, so glad we visited while staying in Key West. Highly recommend this place

Wonderful venue with great performances! Brooklyn Laundry was fantastic!

Short Attention Span theater is wonderful Great actors and directors

We got to town just in time to see the reading of "The Cost of Living" and it was phenomenal. Bob and his staff and cast really did an excellent job with this recent Pulitzer recipient. I use a wheelchair myself and identified with one of the characters, but the woman playing Ani did a great job. Wish I could remember her name. I also loved how the ushers were so helpful in getting my to a seat by asking others to shift down the aisle when they let me in a side door. I felt so at ease with them, and it's as if they've dealt with folks with physical limitations because they were so good at this. Thank you, Red Barn!

I went to see "Under the Hunter's Moon". The stage looked fantastic. Wonderful prop work. Seating was comfortable. The actors were engaging and believable. The story was captivating an original. Bob Bowersox was the writer.

Very small theater in a historic building. Saw "Quarantine for Two", a wickedly funny play about a middle-aged warring couple cooped up together during COVID. We could all relate to lines about disinfecting grocery bags, "mask-debators", toilet paper shortages and the like. Sometimes it's good to laugh at tragedy. Details: Reserve seats on the theater's website and pick up tickets at the box office up to an hour before curtain time. Very tight leg room and narrow seating with protruding cupholders made us happy it was a short play! As of mid-March the Red Barn was still asking for vaccine cards and masks despite the fact that Florida doesn't require them.

It was a very small venue so there was really no bad seats. We saw "Lets get Lost" The actors were wonderful however this is something that would be more appreciated by an older crowd. I am attaching a youtube link so you can see parts of the show. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEKFIr_-Nuw

Excellent local theater! Bar and patio with cute twinkly lights to hang out before show. Right off of Duval so super convenient but feels very quiet and intimate. Great actors and super friendly ushers.

My first visit and it was ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS! I saw the play DANCE LESSON...a two person play starring the incredibly talented Dave Bootle and a female costar who was equally superb! Laughed hard, and was also emotionally challenged by the underlying content... You will not be disappointed!

I have attended many plays at the Red Barn theater over the past 35 years. I absolutely love the coziness of this historic gem, tucked into a quiet little pocket right off of Duval Street. They offer several plays each season. The acting is usually quite good and the backdrops and props are always very well imagined. My favorite thing about it is how Key Westy it is - small, casual and friendly.

This well done 3 act play depicts a very dark side of getting older and having regrets. The acting was good, but the subject and the substance of the play was very dark and depressing. Wish I would have left at intermission. I kept hoping that the of the last act of the play would redeem the first half. Sadly, it did not.