Been wanting to see this show for years when they did Point Break, but Tom Gun Live is better…read more Free taco dinner with price of ticket. Bring poncho, garbage bags for your legs, belongings, and a ziploc baggy for your cell phone. They encourage you to take photos, hence ziploc for your cell phone. You don't get drenched, but you will get wet. I brought an extra change of clothes, but we did not need it. The show is very campy, fun, and interactive. I had to hold an airplane up at the beginning of the show since I was in an aisle seat and in the middle section. Later, a cast member wanted me to stand up and dance with him, but I said no. He was fine with it, so they don't pressure you. LOL During the show, they called out me and my friend as they walked down the center aisle - LOL. They also go in between aisles and move all around the space so look to the sides or in the back, etc. Because it was Halloween weekend, I think it was a very very slightly different show (by maybe 5%). Audience was in costume, had costume contest, a couple different lines in the show, etc. The taco dinner included in the tix price was delicious! Did street parking. The doors to the show are in the back, look for the murals on the wall. They ask for volunteers too.

I can't believe I haven't left a review sooner! We've been coming for years! The Ebony Repertory…read moreTheater company puts on Fabulous shows headed by Director Wren T Brown. There has been many plays, musicals, dance & lectures. It's a small 400 seat theater that is Beautiful & a joy for our community. There is a small parking lot near the venue & street parking. Keep an eye out for the wonderful shows. A Christmas Musical Extravaganza is in Dec 16 & 17th! We just saw Michael Steele & Alyson williams in salute to Luther Vandross & Phyllis Hyman. Excellent show

Came for a live taping for season three of Key & Peele. It's a pretty sizable but still an intimate…read morevenue. You can have beer or wine as long as you buy a sippy cup which will cost you an extra 25 cents. But the wine and beer are quite cheap at $4.50 with a decent selection. Considering you're paying for something that you can't bring in.Allegedly no cell phones. Lol I'm typing this as I'm waiting for this to start. Will come back for a show if possible.

TL:DR - An emotionally moving experience that immersed the senses…read more Located South of Ktown and in the same building as Lab Rat Escape Room. There is street parking on the adjacent streets. Before I begin to gush about how much I love this experience, I think its important to note that this is not an escape room. There are puzzle elements but it is first and foremost a story. And that story is fucking good! I had done the Lab Rat escape room the previous year and it is still the best escape room I have ever done. I wanted to see what else Hatch Escapes offered and the Nest sounded great, so I went with that. My wife and I showed up on a cool Sunday morning and we're unsure of what to expect. We were lead to the 5th floor of the building and down a row of storage units. We were handed a flashlight, a tape deck, and then were guided into one. What would ensue for the next 2 hours was a beautiful story of promise, romance, dreams, heartbreak, and the memories of a world that might have existed. I was honestly not ready for this. I am not a crier in the slightest and found myself tearing up as I progressed through the rooms. The final room took all my will to not just break down bawling. When we walked back out into the sun, I felt a renewed sense of appreciation for the people in my life. If you're on the fence about going, just do it. You will have a great time and a moving experience.

It was my friend's birthday and I wanted to surprise him with something fun especially since he…read moreloves games and puzzles. Luckily there was openings on Wednesday evening. The Nest says online that 2 to 4 can sign up at once, but honestly after going through it, I felt two of us was perfect, as noted in another review, some spaces are tight and you do have to duck under some areas. I don't want to give any secrets away or spoil anything, because you want to arrive and immerse yourself in the experience. Let's just say I didn't understand the other reviews about that it can make you feel emotional, until halfway through, something got me in the feels, and then at the very end, just when you think it's over, one more thing got all my emotions hit (in a good way) and I didn't want to leave. It was so special. The Nest is similar to an escape room as you are still solving some puzzles, but it's without pressure and everything builds upon itself as you go. I definitely recommend The Nest. I know it's strange but, I almost want to go back and do it again alone, just to absorb it in all over again.

SoundLife has a great policy of flexible scheduling and Thomas is a wonderful music teacher…read morepiano/drums who engages the student. It's not just a lesson but he incorporates music history and knowledge. Thomas makes the lessons fun and helps encourage artistic development.

I'll start off by confessing that I'm a full-grown adult taking beginning bass lessons at…read moreSoundLife. I am a total beginner, and I am fully comfortable with a bunch of kids outperforming me. (Takes the pressure off.) But I was looking for a school or instructor that would incorporate performance (eventually), as that seems like a healthy motivator. I'm glad that I picked SoundLife because I'm really enjoying my lessons and getting a lot out of them. My instructor, Blake, is very knowledgeable, patient, and talented, and he gives me direction in bite-sized, manageable steps that make me feel like I'm getting somewhere instead of feeling overwhelmed and hopeless. Plus he's great at picking up bass riffs from songs that I bring in and teaching them to me effortlessly. I'm a few months in, and I look forward to seeing how much better I'll be in a few months more. I highly recommend.

I went to the Wilshire Ebell Theatre on Sunday to watch "Chunsa Arirang," and the performance was…read moreabsolutely fantastic. The Ebell is genuinely one of my favorite venues in all of LA. While the interior is classic and vintage, it doesn't feel worn down at all--instead, it feels elegant, timeless, and steeped in history. Even the restrooms maintain their charming vintage aesthetic while being exceptionally clean. The staff here are incredibly professional and friendly, and both the sound system and stage lighting were top-notch. On top of that, the parking lot is spacious and easy to enter and exit, and the location is super convenient. It really is an absolute gem of a theater in Los Angeles!

I've been here years ago for plays and last night I came for Katt Williams's book tour and I wasn't…read morethat satisfied. Overall 3 stars for me and my experience. I felt that the parking was hectic since it was two event goin on and they were being particular about where Katt Williams parking could be. Also, it is a very older building so inside it's very narrow and every time you get out the seat to have someone come in to sit down it could be very annoying. At this event, I'm not sure about previous our prior event, but they didn't have any snacks hardly and everything was outside, and it was only soft drinks and water that you can get before you walked in. I just feel that the place can be a little bit more modernize and better directions about where to park for different events and control the traffic better. -Marshay D.

I came to Theatre Theater to see Rogue Machine's production of "Dying City" and the review is for…read morethe theatre itself. The building houses two theatres. The one the play was in was the smaller of the two, a 40+ seat small venue. The other theatre was being prepared for another show, I presume as there were some men working on a stage and the seats there were covered with plastic. That appeared to be the main stage as there were more seats. The seats in the B Theatre were very comfortable, cushioned movie theatre style seats. The venue is so intimate there really didn't appear to be any seat that wouldn't be good. A woman was there when I entered and she marked me off the list. I bought my ticket online and it was a will call matter. She handed me a program and as with many theatres, that is your ticket. The house opened about 10 minutes before the play started. Across from where she was doing the ticketing was a small area with snacks and drinks. There are bathrooms down a hall. This is a perfect venue for staging small plays.

Burai - Standing All Alone - an original Japanese Stage Play…read more This play, written, directed and produced by Naoki Fujiyama is why I made my way to Theatre Theater one Saturday night. That and an invitation from one of the cast members. This venue is pretty intimate, in other words, small, but it allows those in the nose bleed seats to see and hear the action too, unlike other venues where you might need a pair of binoculars. Everything is definitely worn but it works and I'm sure it's how admission costs are affordable. I'm not of this world of entertainment so I can't comment on the acoustics or lighting except that everything seemed to work. Seats were ok. Not in the best condition but, I also wasn't sitting on springs or metal. As for parking - this theater is on Pico. Street parking is available - just have to find a space. Overall - the place is OK. Been to better. Been to worse.

I've tried several well-known acting studios, but Graham Shiels Studio has been my favorite so far…read more One thing I really appreciate is the no-phone policy. It keeps everyone fully present and engaged instead of getting distracted between exercises. The classes are very interactive, fast-paced, and immersive. I never found myself getting bored or waiting around. Every exercise felt purposeful and pushed me to stay in the moment and take creative risks. The atmosphere is supportive, and Graham creates an environment where you feel comfortable trying new things while still being challenged to grow. I always leave class feeling energized and like I've learned something valuable. If you're looking for an acting studio that keeps you engaged from beginning to end, I highly recommend Graham Shiels Studio.

I love this studio! Jamar is an excellent teacher and coach. I specifically wanted to focus on…read moretelevision acting, and this studio provides current TV scenes that help actors develop their craft while practicing self-tapes in a realistic setting. The classes are upbeat, engaging, and incredibly informative. One week we work on scene study, and the next we focus on self-tape auditions, which creates a great balance of training and practical experience. What I appreciate most is how well this studio prepares actors for the realities of the industry...real auditions, real sets, and real-life expectations. I highly recommend it to any actor looking to strengthen their on-camera skills and build confidence in the audition process.