A few hundred seat live theater that sells seats for as low as $22 for a show. It operates on a…read morelimited basis, but has an eclectic rotation of shows and topics. Local performers are the cast. If you are anything but a senior citizen, you might be the only one under 55. Seats are a little weary. Stages tend to be simple. Lighting and sound are fine Large lobby area with a bar helps with intermission. Plenty of parking. Two good Asian restaurants in the same strip mall. A Bosnian sandwich shop is a culinary change of pace. One of the best dive bars in all of Boise, the Navajo Room, is also in the same strip.

I've been to stage coach for a couple of shows so far and it's quickly becoming one of favorite…read morevenues to watch plays and musicals! This theatre is very cute and has a nice layout that's easy to navigate where you're going.. I also appreciate the bar with a fair selection of canned drinks and they do a couple themed drinks for the shows. One is typically an Italian soda that can be be made with a shot of vodka or nonalcoholic. I think it would serve them well to add a 3rd option for themed cocktails but I can see why they want to keep it simple for the bar employees who get quite busy on show nights. One down fall is they have no food concessions whatsoever. They put out a small plate of store bought cookies at the bar for intermission but they go super fast... and they are just the Keebler cookies so really nothing all that special so be sure to eat before you come here. The shows they put on are great quality especially the one my fiancé and I went to most recently.. Santa Clause conquers the martians! It's honestly the BEST stage prodution I've seen thus far and I've seen A LOT of amazing theatre productions!! I got a great deal for this show as I volunteered for a day here recently at the box office. When you volunteer they'll give you a free show ticket. I'm not sure if I'll volunteer as a box office attendant here again... while I overall enjoyed it, things did get overwhelming up front at one point and I needed assistance from my supervisor who was helping out at the bar. She definitely gave me a hard time for that after my volunteer shift was up but I do understand her frustration with me, I can't blame her for wanting everything to run smoothly when i forgot how to do a couple tasks that she showed me during training. I recommend being a volunteer for community theatre but unless you are very tech savvy, I'd suggest volunteering as an usher at Boise Little Theater instead as that's much easier and you can still see a show for free. Overall it's a great playhouse and I look forward to returning in the new year!

Dance Arts Academy is a fantastic dance studio. The teachers are excellent, and specifically Miss…read moreEmily has put her all into teaching and caring for these girls in our first year in Competitive Company. And her emphasis on spirit, attitude, kindness, encouragement, and support is so appreciated. It's the most important, and she and all the wonderful teachers and staff live it, too.

We love Dance Arts Academy! My daughter has been a student for 9 years now. She has taken all…read morekinds of classes such as tap, ballet, hip hop, jazz, lyrical and musical theater. My son loves the boys hip hop classes. Highly recommend.

My (now) husband and I took dance lessons at Fred Astaire for our first dance, and it was an…read moreabsolutely fantastic experience! Gentry is the best! He was patient, encouraging, and made learning fun. Fred Astaire helped us create a beautiful routine that we felt confident and excited to perform on our big day. The studio's atmosphere is warm and inviting, and the attention to detail is unmatched. The lessons are 100% worth the effort and time. Aside from receiving many, many compliments from our family and friends, it made our wedding day extra memorable. Thank you Gentry and team! Also, apologies for the (very) late post!

My daughters dance at this studio because of the quality of instruction, the fun atmosphere, and…read moreespecially the focus on being good people. The costumes are modest, and the music and moves are appropriate. There are many options available, including competition teams, recreational classes, and summer classes. The instructors are also really great at doing private lessons with dancers. This studio is definitely a gem among other studios we've experienced.

My daughter is new to the competitive dance world. What I love about the staff and instructors at…read moreImpact is their focus is not on trophies (those are just perks), but they genuinely care about the heart and characters of the dancers! Their main goal is to develop a genuine joy of dancing. I highly recommend!!!

My daughter is 4 and has been going here for a few months now. Her teacher is Hannah and she does…read moregreat with all the littles. My daughter is always excited for class and the 45 minutes flies by. Payments through ACH are easy and communication is well done through email or phone. I don't feel like the price is terrible either. We will continue sticking with this ballet school.

This ballet academy is clean and nice. The teachers and owner are super sweet with the kids…read more My only suggestion is to use the entire 45 minute class to teach ballet. Sometimes they read books or draw and it feels more like a daycare class. We've been to other ballet organizations but prefer this one. Payments, performance tickets, and costumes are organized. I really appreciate not gouging on ticket prices like other academies. This academy also has a professional photographer takes pictures in costume which others didn't.

I am very unhappy with Blue Moon Haven Belly Dance. To begin, I will say I enjoyed learning how to…read moredance. I was given a lot of individual attention and instruction as Im not a very good dancer. I do feel that I was not meeting the expectations of my instructor and that I was simply not a good fit for this studio. If you go to this studio you should perhaps have thick skin and understand the expectations are high. The group is also small and I honestly felt like an outsider. That being said, this is what happened that has left me so upset with my final experience with Blue Moon Haven. I accidentally took someones boots after class and left mine. When I found out, I was unable to drive at the time and asked the person to come to my house (less than 3 miles away) and get them. When they arrived I brought the boots out to them with a fresh baked cinnamon roll, tea, and an appology. It was a honest mistake and I thought it was settled. A few days later Dana messaged me and treated me like a criminal and inconsiderate person. I was mortified! Honestly, I felt like I was back in school and being picked on. If this is such a huge matter then they should have lockers available to students. Otherwise we could just be gracious and accept accidents happen. I am very sorry for the accident, but felt that the treatment I recieved was not deserved. If you are new to dance and sensitive like myself then you should probably go elsewhere. I changed my review to 2 stars because after sleeping on it I do feel I need to express that I did gain a love of dance...even though I'm not very good at it and they did work hard to teach me. Regarding the situation with the boots and how it was handled though, it was extremely unprofessional and very hurtful to me personally.

I've been a dancer for years and I've been so lucky to move to Boise and find a great teacher and…read moredirector! Dana has decades of experience and is so patient. Provides the challenges needed to improve and grow and makes everything fun to learn. It's like a family. I'm so gracious to have been accepted into the tribe of wonderful ladies!

Pretty convenient location near old town. Lots of parking. Clean dance studio. Classes have big…read moreviewing windows for parents. Nice staff, kiddos seem to like it and have fun learning ballet, tap, jazz, etc. The school has a big dance wear shop in house. They do two big performances a year. Costs are on par with any dance school.

Over the past three years I have worked with local dance studios in the valley and Eagle Performing…read moreArts Center is truly 5 star...Qualified instructors, inspiring environment, and the students are learning the skills they will need to pursue a career in dance. EPAC also has a dance company, Idaho Regional Ballet. The dancers on this company are amazing and really fun to watch! Most families are really happy with their experience at Eagle Performing Arts Center.

The dancers and level of production is so impressive, bravo Ballet Idaho! Every show I see offers…read moresomething different- both classical and contemporary dance, always so well done.

Boise still has a small town vibe. But Ballet Idaho is all big city culture. The skills of the…read moredancers, the choreographers, and the support staff shine with metropolis standards on their corner of 8th Street and Myrtle. Whether you're attending one of their larger performances like The Nutcracker at the Morrison Center, or something intimate like New Dance at their rehearsal space, you'll get magnificent, emotive entertainment from these talented folks. Personally, I like their traditional shows, but New Dance holds a special place in my heart. Combining dance vignettes along a central theme, Ballet Idaho pulls in numbers from international artists and counterbalances them with local choreographers. The last New Dance I attended was Form and Concept. They wove video components between dance numbers and the segment Particles had my eyes swelling with tears. Ballet Idaho's support staff is welcoming, informative and clearly passionate about the role traditional dance plays in a community. For those who have yet to attend a Ballet Idaho performance, or don't know if they like ballet, I say do it. Do yourself a favor and become a patron of a fine Boise institution. Your community and your cultured self will thank you!