My kid has been coming here for a few weeks and he's having a blast in the hip hop class. The class…read moreis great for his age, 5.5 and the instructor Chris is A+. We had a few substitute teachers and all were wonderful except for one. We had an issue where one of the other students was causing trouble, but the sub didn't care. I didn't mind too much since I knew it was just a one off class that day. For the young class, they do some warm ups, learn some moves and have fun at the end. This is a great intro to performance and all the kids seem to enjoy it.

I came in for a free trial to see if it was the right fit for my son ( definitely wasn't the right…read morefit) all they did was stretch and play hide n seek. (They definitely did play hide and seek I stayed the whole time and watched so don't say I'm making accusations. ) Thank you. I then let them know that I will think about it. I then was harassed and kept getting phone calls DAILY. and voicemails about that class. If someone doesn't answer the phone 2 days in a row stop calling. I literally had to block their number.

This is one of the best venues for theatre in Southern California!!! The acoustics are amazing and…read morethe recent refurbishment of the auditorium only enhances the beauty of this historic venue. It really is a privilege to perform here, period. The shortcomings of this theatre are so few that they really aren't worth mentioning. Come and check it out for yourself because whether you are a theatre aficionado or a relative newcomer, I believe you will thoroughly enjoy yourself!

From the owner: The Louise K. Taylor Performing Arts Center located in Monrovia, California is committed to…read moreincreasing opportunities for all people to participate in and understand the Arts. Through the Arts, we find a universal language that permits communication among all peoples. ​ To fulfill that mission, the Performing Arts Center strives to produce and present performances reflecting the highest standards of excellence and diversity which personify the world in which we live, and to make those performances accessible to the broadest possible audience.

Sierra Madre Playhouse is an intimate theatre house in SM. It is one of SGV's cultural performing…read morearts. It may not be the Lincoln Center but it can hold its own. Folding seats were comfortable. Atmosphere was vibrant. I got a Nutcracker ticket show at an affordable price. Its perfect for kids and the entire family. It's my first time watching a puppet holiday show, so I was curious enough to see it as a bday gift. For a playhouse this size, it's enough to garner four stars. Playhouse staff were cordial and professional. The performance show is only an hour long. Parking was easy. Overall, it's a nice holiday kid show.

My wife and I attended a Cello recital at the Sierra Madre playhouse. The performing artist, Mia…read moreBarcio-Colombo, is the daughter of friends of my wife. The venue is an historic cinema building in downtown Sierra Madre and it has a really cool 50's vibe with the crushed red velvet seating and dated interior. Seating inside is very limited, which makes for a very personal experience. Recital was amazing and I highly recommend this venue!

Such a great place to hear music. Saw Lord Huron here last Wednesday. Only seats 1300. Good sound…read moreand lighting. Beautiful old maintained theater. Only complaint would be tha the seats need to be updated - old and saggy and uncomfortable because of that.

My daughter and her friends met up here to watch a musical hosted by Temple City high school on…read moreFriday night. The Playhouse was clean and everything was kept in good condition. The seatings were comfortable. Great lighting. My only complaint was that they now charge $15 for parking. This playhouse used to be.a locql place that didn't charge as much. Yup. Inflation is catching up even in a small town like San Gabriel. So sad about that ticket price has gone up to $25 plus fees. It was $20 last year.

Came here to watch a high school performance if Miss Saigon. The performance was wonderful and the…read morehigh school kids were really very good. The set was well made and had good props and lighting. The only thing is since there is no assigned seating, the main area gets very crowded quickly whether its the middle or even the side aisles. That leaves the 2nd floor level. It would've been wonderful if all the seats had a good vibe of the stage. But if you were unlucky enough to sit in the seats closest to the stage, you lose sight of what's going on. My recommendation is to arrive early so you can sit in the main hall. Every seat there has a great view of the stage. If you have to sit upstairs, make sure to sit where you have a direct view of the stage. If you end up sitting on the ends, you have an impaired view of the stage and you miss seeing part of what's going on because it is blocked so everyone is leaning forward to try and see what they're missing. Good theater. Nice acoustics. Parking is pretty tight but there is extra available parking at the high school and on the street.

Bought tix to come watch one of my favorite groups, All-4-One, at this performing arts center…read more Simply put... wow! The facility is beautiful and very very clean. The sound was great and the parking was very convenient. Very intimate setting but well worth the money.

My son loves this place. The staff and other children are amazing. He feels so comfortable here. He…read moreis about to perform in his first production... and we can't wait to see him shine! He has completed summer camp and a weekly class for the first half of the school year. We are signing up for winter!

My 9 year old loves musicals so this summer we tried one of Theatre 360's two week summer camps…read more She could not possibly have loved it anymore. I was a bit nervous because she didn't know any of the other campers going in but she literally cried for 2 days after camp ended because she missed the camp so much. I am so impressed with the numbers they were able to rehearse for and put together in the span of just two weeks. Highly recommend for any kid that enjoys singing/acting/dancing!

BEST OF THE BEST!!! One of the MUST GO dance studios around…read morethe 626 area, well-designed studio with gorgeous lights, friendly faculty, and super professional dance teachers. Has been looking for a dance studio like that for years, finally met this super dope place. Never disappointed.

I have been looking for a good dancing class for my daughter who is eagerly dancing and so blessed…read morewe found Ms Dora. Ms Dora is very professional, patient, knowledgeable, and has great love of the little kids. She genuinely cares for the girls and makes every class a great experience for everyone. My daughter absolutely loves this class and she looks forward every week to putting on her pretty ballet dress. I'm just so happy that my little girl is learning and growing with Ms Dora and her professional dancing artist team.

Great classes from beginning to grooves to heels and kpop…read more Good for all ages Little ones for day weekend and adults for weeknights Feels warm and safe here... Family vibes

Out of all the instructors in this studio. Siqi is the sweetest and most passionate with her class…read more I enjoy her class the most!! She help me build up my confidence and make sure I don't feel left out since I don't speak Chinese. The studio is very cute, has variety of genres as Hiphop, Kpop, breaking, popping,.. and more! They also have private class which you can choose the song you'd like to dance with. Highly reccommend this studio if you love dancing even if you're shy or not good, no one judges or bring you down for it. They are supportive like a family so come for experience at least LOVE

I've passed this theater several times and never really knew what it was... until yesterday…read more Yesterday, three of my friends and I saw a Christmas Carol here. What a wonderful venue! The parking was easy and free (in the structure located right behind the theater) and the medium size theater was simply charming. They even had a snack bar. All though we sat in the center section, there really was not a bad seat in the house. The best part of the theater was the play. A Christmas Carol was delightful! We loved everything about it- the way it was narrated, the sets and how the set changes flowed, the acting and singing... everything! I was surprised to see such a stellar performance at what I initially thought was a small venue. Anytime a performance venue is mentioned, I feel it's necessary to mention the restroom situation. The single gender, multi-user restrooms here were clean and plentiful so there was never a long wait. Can't wait to see another performance here.

Quaint lovely playhouse in Pasadena- went during the holidays to see a Christmas Carol- wonderful…read moreproduction. Clean facility- ample parking- comfortable seating.

This was the first time I attended the Pasadena Playhouse. Came here to see Amadeus. I really…read moreenjoyed the venue as well as the play. Loved the historic feel of the playhouse which was very appropriate for the play. We didn't know exactly where to park but found out afterwards that the parking was conveniently located across the street. Will definitely consider coming here again in the future.

Pasadena Playhouse. Brigadoon. If you're considering…read morespending your hard-earned time and money at the Pasadena Playhouse, do yourself a favor: skip opening night. Wait for the unbiased reviews to trickle in before committing to their latest offerings, because if Brigadoon is the current standard, the bar hasn't just been lowered--it's been buried. Wednesday's opening night was, to put it bluntly, a stinker. We arrived with open minds and tempered expectations; we weren't looking for a Gene Kelly reincarnation or a Broadway-scale miracle. We understand the constraints of regional theater. However, what we witnessed was so profoundly lackluster that it felt less like a professional production and more like a mediocre college workshop. The "Highland" Lowlights: * Atrocious Casting: With the sole exception of Betsy Morgan--who possessed the only singing and dancing chops worthy of the material--the casting was a disaster. * Cultural Caricature: The premise of Brigadoon relies on a town preserved in time to protect its Scottish heritage. Why, then, was this cast like a generic Disney Channel original movie? The "Scottish" culture on display was a cringeworthy caricature reminiscent of a Mike Myers sketch. In a city like Los Angeles, home to thousands of versatile actors, is authenticity really that hard to find? * Anemic Energy: The choreography was limp, and the vocal performances were consistently weak. The sound system was so quiet it felt like a mercy killing; perhaps turning it up would have provided the "punch" the performers so desperately lacked. I cannot remember the last time I saw a professional audience flee after only a few scenes. We endured the first half, but left at intermission. It was simply that unbearable. While the Pasadena Playhouse relies on the generosity of donors to stay afloat, one has to wonder: is there any quality control left? Or is the current mode of operation simply to shovel substandard content at a captive audience? Thank God we aren't trapped in this version of Brigadoon for a hundred years. 45 minutes was more than enough.