I have been taking at Meadow Rose dance Academy since I was three years old. If you're looking for…read morea studio, that is more like family you've come to the right place.

Metta is the best!! She teaches such a variety of dances and starts at such a young age. This is my…read moreninth year dance and I can't imagine dancing anywhere else.

Was great place saw my Granddaughter perform with her dance group !! seating was b beautiful venue !read more

Absolutely fantastic Parker and Maria are amazing instructors I highly recommend them if you really…read morewant to progress in Kizomba. i rented a car just to drive out for lessons they will not bore if you are advanced and have patience for all beginners. wonderful humble instructors mention I referred you if you see this post.

I can't believe I haven't been here yet! I recently saw the show Mean Girls and loved the…read moreperformance. I showed up about 20 minutes before showtime and was able to easily find a parking space in their lot. Compared to a place like Playhouse Square, this place is a lot tinier, which makes the whole experience feel a lot more intimate. During intermission, my friends and I took a look at the art on display and purchased some drinks and snacks. They didn't have a huge selection, but enough to pick from. I'd love to come back and see another show!

A tremendous community institution. I have seen many shows through the years at the Beck Center…read more Most recently attended the SpongeBob musical with my mother, brother and nephews. We had such a wonderful time.

Was so happy to get a chance to see the performance of As You Like It at the Van Aken Market…read moreDistrict by the Cleveland Shakespeare Festival. CSF has been putting on free outdoor performances for 26 years at various locations around Cleveland. This year the 2 plays being produced are As You Like It and Measure for Measure. The production of As You Like It is edited to about 1 hour 45 minutes without intermission, and has modern costuming and touches including cell phones and recent songs. The real twist is that a number of the roles have been gender swapped; especially interesting since Shakespeare provides characters that were swapping genders already and all roles were played by men and boys. Overall the production was fun, had nice energy and was just simple and casual enough to make it work with the outdoor setting. The actors were energetic and personable. The leads were especially good and members of the company played multiple roles. Even though they use Shakespeare's words, they manage to make it easy to follow the show and understand what is going on; they are especially good at hitting the jokes and generating crowd interaction. I would recommend giving the Cleveland Shakespeare Festival a visit for a lovely way to spend a Summer evening outdoors soaking in some entertaining theater. The price is right (FREE!) and the performances are a great way to be introduced to Shakespeare or to see one of your favorites. Check out their schedule and stop by when they are near you.

Cody Swanson, the director of operations at the Cleveland Shakespeare Festival, is a pedophile and…read morerapist. He has raped and abused several of his underage students dating back to at least 2013. He has threatened, stalked and coerced his students that trusted him into sex. He still is actively involved in the Cleveland theatre scene and oversees this festival. There are at least 13 victims that we know of, including his now-wife who he met at age 12 and groomed. The right thing would be to remove this man from any contact with children, and cut ties with him immediately. Do not support them until they do.

Hey Yelpers, Here…read moreare the TOP SIX things you need to know about Something Data: 1.) Local improv can sometimes be sad but these guys were pretty funny and I definitely had a good time. 2.) I should put the emphasis on *guys* as there was only one woman performer when I went. The show would have been better with more diversity. 3.) About half of the audience is made up of those who have attended the show with friends and family of the performers being a large constituent. I'm not sure if this matters but I think it affects the vibe some. 4.) When I visited a local band called Vanity Crash played during intermission. They weren't all that great and were somewhat awkward to watch. Thankfully they only played 2 songs. 5.) The show takes place in the Studio Theatre in the Beck Arts Center where It can probably seat around 60 people. Everyone should be able to get a good view. 6.) It was $12 for 2 hours of live entertainment. A pretty good value in my opinion. I can't say I'll be going to every show but I would definitely check them out again if I had a free night. Sincerely, Neal

Local improv can be so hit or miss. I've seen maybe a half dozen Something Dada shows and in those…read moreexperiences it's been more of a hit than a miss. You never know what you're going to get and a lot of it has to do with the audience, not the performers. My husband and I were there on Saturday night. It was the smallest crowd we've ever seen at the Beck with maybe 20 people at most. There was a group of 4 high schoolers in the front row. They seemed to know the cast. Their suggestions were super annoying and my husband and I would roll our eyes every time they'd say something. So, I took matters into my own hand and started yelling out suggestions and they seemed to really run with that and appreciate my input. This group has been around for 20 years and in October they're celebrating their anniversary. It's been nice to see them grow into a location such as the Beck Center. It's convenient and it gives them a more professional environment to work in. Give them a chance on a Saturday night. For $12/ticket...we'll be back!

Visiting town, I bought a last minute ticket, 10 min before show time, for the Back To The Future…read moreMusical. I didn't have much time to tour the venue but it's very pretty and once inside it seems there's a good view from anywhere, I was 2nd to last row at the top balcony. The lights, sound and view were all great. If you're wanting to catch a show here, it's a quality venue. The staff was also friendly and helpful.

This theater is simply beautiful. The architecture, wall and ceiling paintings, and inside decor…read moreare breath taking. There doesn't seem to be a bad seat in the theater as I have been here 4 times and have sit in multiple locations, and each time I can hear and see well. Highly recommend and will be back!

The Cleveland Orchestra is a true gem in Cleveland, and one of the Big Five Orchestras in the…read moreUnited States (I.e New York, Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Cleveland). The concerts are at the beautiful Severance Hall as well as at Blossom in the summer. Although many people attend for the holiday concerts, summer series, and other modern performances, it is a real treat to go to the more classical programming as they often have other world class musicians performing with them, and it is a one of a kind experience to see in the beautiful Severance Hall. Additionally, they have significant discounted student tickets as well as a network, The Circle, that gives 20% off the regular tickets as well as in the gift shop. They also send a beautiful magazine once you join The Circle of upcoming performances. Could not recommend it more.

Profound. World class. Elegant, bountiful, expressive and moving group of talented artists who…read moreexpress and create sound together in the most artistic of ways to produce living memories and expressions that remain with the audience long after the stage is clear and the lights are out - the soul remains full.