Happy Days

My wife and Itook a chance on this one, and it did not pay off. Although the cast and crew work very hard, and are talented, unless you are a big fan of the television series (which we were not) the play never really captures you. The food was fine. The normal dinner theater fare. Toby's does a fine job with the atmosphere. We will return to Toby's for future features, but for our 18th wedding anniversary the play was not a part of our Happy Day!!

My husband and I went to see Happy Days to celebrate our 11th wedding anniversary. The food was good. We shared a table with Gary and Linda, a couple we never met before, but they were very friendly and pleasant. We were seated at a back table on the side closest the the middle stage. We could see and hear very well. Wonderful music and dancing. Cute and fun! "Pinky" had a beautiful singing voice...good enough to sing the lead in a Disney musical cartoon. The dancing was incredible...fast paced. Wonderful evening!!

The buffet was good, fresh food and excellent service by the actors and staff. Then, the show was high paced and perfectly campy, like the old show including references to old episodes. Don't look for a "Grease" type production, this is TV recreated at it's best. If you enjoyed the old TV show, you'll certainly enjoy the play! Music was great and a lot of dialougue. A must do!!

Another great time at Toby's! Great food and an excellent show!

I was very much looking forward to this event. Alas, it was slow and the music was not indicative of the time (what happened to the ROCK AND ROLL?!?!?!?) The dancing was good, the acting was fair. But, overall because we reallly expected to hear the music of the era ... it missed on most levels.

The worst performance I have seen at the Thousand Oaks theater. We left at the intermission. The theater was more than half empty so others must feel the same way. Many people left with us. Too bad, other performances have been great.

Happy Days gives your heart a lift and takes you back to a simpler time. One can't help but walk out of the theatre with a smile on your face and a skip in your step. We have been talking about it for days.

Boring stereotypes strutting around in a weak musical with a mediocre, and sometimes, bad score. The plot was stupid--nothing to really care about. If you are going to do a dumb 50's musical, do "Grease"--at least the music is strong in that old chestnut. A very disappointed and un"happy" theater-patron. Also, the line at the box office to pick up "will call" seats was long and very SLOW. I will not be back soon!

I totally enjoyed this show. Have seen it twice so far. Opening night was thrilling with all the celebrity guests in the audience. I plan to return to see the closing performance.

Totally enjoyed both opening night AND the Sunday Matinee,. Going again on Halloween. The cast is incredible. The music enjoyable. Brought back lots of happy memories of watching the TV series.

It was a good show and my 8 year old daughter really enjoyed it. I had hoped for some original period music instead of all original scores. I think it would have been great to hear Richie Cunningham sing "I found my thrill on Blueberry Hill." The dancing was fun and the acting was good.

Oh no! Fonzie has a hurt knee! Can he still...wrestle? Really? Add boring, forgettable songs by Paul Williams and the result? We left at intermission. Don't waste your time.

very entertaining. talented cast. well done. great music. all in all the music and dance routines were very good

I have already seen the show twice. The performances are dedicated to the memory of Tom Bosley who originated the role of Howard Cunningham, although Harold Gould played Howard in the pilot, which eventually ended up on LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE. This is perfect family entertainment - whether you are familiar with the show or not! The dancers, under the choreography of John Charron and Kai Chubb, will make you forget you are watching a Broadway show - the dancers get a standing ovation at each performance, and deservedly so. Every member of the cast is suitably cast. Only five performances left - RUN AND GET TICKETS TO THIS SHOW!

I absolutely enjoyed this show, I grew up with Happy Days! It was so great seeing Paul, williams, Gary Marshall, Scott Baio and the New Voice of porky pig that happened to be literally sitting right next to me, very fun! I have seen many many Cabrillo performances and now I understand why they get so many awards. Class act! I loved the whole cast of Happy days especially Arnold, I always loved Arnold, always watched out for the kids and this Arnold Jay Weber did just that and much More. Congrat's to Cabrillo on another great show.

It was a poorly written excuse for a Happy Days episode. The jokes were bad. The songs were bad. Who ever heard of "the Fonz" singing...never in your life. Aside from a weak script the actors actually did a pretty good job.