How have I lived in Bellingham for over 10 years and never once visited this little place?? Oh my…read moregosh. My gal pal took me here. I thought, 8 bucks for a ticket, no loss if the comedy isn't good. WELP. It was really good! We came on a Thursday night. The first half of the evening was improv put on by people who have been taking improv classes. They were so talented already and I laughed a lot. Then for the second half, people who are much more immersed in improv do a show. We were lucky enough to have the one and only Ryan Stiles join the group of the second half. What a treat. Once again there was a lot of laughter. They also have shows on the weekends! And they sell popcorn, candy, beer, cider, and pop for realistic prices, quite unlike the movie theater. They have shows on the weekends as well and you can buy tickets online. I highly recommend it!!

Maybe we were here on an off night but wow...this was NOT good. Especially if you're a fan of the…read moreog Upfront (starring Ryan Stiles and crew). This one just felt amateur, and not in a good way. There were also no concessions (not even water!), which made for a long, parched evening. The improv "games" they were playing were anything from hard-to-follow to completely over my head. And yes, I've been to a lot of improv. I know improv can be hit and miss, but this was just a big, disappointing miss.

While this has a very unassuming exterior (even though I think it's fantastic) this place is…read moreincredibly well-kept, maintained in a style that is respectful of the vintage in which most of these theatres were in their prime. I went there to view a silent movie (three of them actually). I have to say the seats were plenty comfortable, the balcony is the premium place to view because the organ sounds really nice in the room up above. The slide show with the sayings as though they were from that period were fantastic, definitely shared some of those with my friends. I didn't have a chance to sample any of the food/drink while there, we ate ahead of time. The staff was friendly, easy peasy bag check at the door and volunteer ushers were quick to help us find our seats. I'll want to bring some out of town friends here the next time they're in town if there's a silent movie playing. I won't review the organist here since this is mostly about the theatre itself. But yes, please do come and visit this GEM of the northwest.

This place is a hidden gem in Bellingham. The inside is very ornate and lavish. We came here for a…read moreweekend show and had a wonderful time. This theater does not have a dedicated parking lot, but there are multiple private lots around the proximity.

This is a wonderful theater and performing arts complex from which the entire community benefits…read moretremendously. Tonight we enjoyed the end of the quarter performances of Western's outstanding jazz program.

Idiom has done it again. A perfectly matched play for our time…read more Exit the King by Ionesco is the crazy decay of a king so narcissistic that he commands the weather and all things his. Even the cosmos, where his constellation is fading from view. He is attended by figures of the court representing love, science, loyal companionship, even a representative of those whose drudgery keeps the whole place working and after all, one with the good sense to help him let go of his crumbling control and go on into death with acceptance, That is just one reading of the play, but all the actors are so good and the production so tight that one forgets how ridiculous is this whole kingdom and feels for the pathetic king and his attendants. There will be more performances this weekend and next. See it if you can P. Bamford

I had passed by this theater many times in the year that I've been in Bellingham. I'd peak in the…read morewindow as I walked by, not thinking much of it. An acquaintance recommended that we attend a show and, at only $15/ticket, I decided that it was worth a look see. I really appreciate the different textures in the lobby. Very interesting to look at. The artwork hanging is quite nice. Super friendly staff as you enter the lobby. They keep record of your ticket purchase and provide a program. Super easy. No stress in attempting to locate your ticket. A bar with beverages available for purchase is located in the lobby. The theater itself is big enough and small enough for comfort. I don't think it's possible to get a bad seat. It was cool to see a local live production. iDiOM is conveniently located just steps away from Bellingham Cider Co within the same building. Perfect dinner/drinks and a show combination.

Good and cheap. That's how I like my entertainment. On the…read more15th of every month, the Circus Guild offers two shows, one at 7 PM and another at 9 PM, in order to raise money to keep the Guild afloat. The first show is family friendly, for the most part. The late show is more adult oriented. Shows can include acts such as jugglers, dancers, comedians, and musicians. The show changes each month. This entertainment will cost you a recommended $5+ donation. Part way through, there's a short auction of items provided by sponsors to raise additional money.

If you've lived in Bellingham long enough, you've no doubt experienced a whimsical, fun, and…read morethrilling performance by the Bellingham Circus Guild! I first saw the Guild in action at Aslan Brewing's first anniversary party, where they set up a giant (and I mean GIANT) trapeze-like apparatus right inside the brewery! When the performance started, we were treated to breathtaking feats of acrobatic beauty. It was magical. The Guild is also known for Vaudevillingham, a monthly event featuring even more fun for local audiences. If you're interested in becoming your own juggler, clown, or other type of circus performer they even have classes! The BCG is one of those organizations that makes our eclectic, fabulous little city the unique gem that it is.

I love the idea of BAAY, and the opportunity for our youth to truly engage in creative, artistic…read moreexpression, make friends and wow us all with their talent and skill. The space could certainly use some more donations and funding to help make it more open and welcoming to the performers, the staff, and those of us coming in to support our entertainers! The recent production of Xanadu truly entertained us all - laughter, giggles, sentimental moments and fun. Consider giving! Consider supporting and keep this great endeavor well-funded.

I met David Post after I signed up the girls (ages 6 & 8) into an elective choir course after…read moreschool. He told me about BAAY and the girls joined in time to each do their own show of "The Little Mermaid." After I saw what it did for their self esteem (especially bringing the younger one out of her shell) I was crying at the end of the final performance. I couldn't thank him enough for all he did for the children. David truly believes in enriching the lives of our youth with arts, dance, song, and community. At BAAY it is not about being the next famous actor, it is about being an expressive and supportive human being in the world. The girls are now always involved in some activity at BAAY.org, whether it is a summer camp, or an after school production group. If you would like to support your child's development, social skills, growth, and yes even improve their acting/dancing/singing, then this is the place to enroll. Look forward to meeting you there.

My daughter has been dancing for six weeks under Ms. Heathers instruction. in six weeks she has…read morelearned so much. Heather goes above and beyond for her dancers, it goes beyond dance classes. Heather takes time out of her day on her free time to arrange dances and fit costumes. She is truly a remarkable woman who gives her whole life to her students.

Was nervous about returning to dance as an "adult" but strapping those tap-makers to my feet has…read morebeen the highlight of my week for the last 4 years. The friendships I have made within those walls are special and I treasure them all. As long as Miss Britt has room for me in her class, I'll be there!