After 12 incredible years of being part of this family in many aspects, I can honestly say it is a…read moreplace like no other . The owners are the sweetest guys and truly care for each and every student. They are great communicators and the admin process is simple and organized. The studio is safe to drop off your kids for hours on end , the kids will make everlasting friendships & learn valuable life lessons. My daughter has loved all her teachers and valued their expectations and standards to make her the best she can be. She thrived in the classroom due to her time management skills, juggling her education and Dance. I would highly reccomend trying the summer classes if you don't know where to start. There is a class/ level for everyone to shine and JUST DANCE!!

We love Triple Threat Performance! The customer service was quick and helpful. They got us set up…read moreright away. The instructors are awesome, and my girls absolutely love them. There are plenty of class options to choose from, and the price point is super reasonable. Highly recommend!

TVYPA is an amazing program for young people that want to perform in a variety of different…read moremusicals. I've been to several different shows and always have been highly entertained, and impressed with how the director Brian has worked with these kids to help show them how to perform on stage.

TVYPA is a blessing to the families of young children in the Tri-Valley East Bay Area. We have…read moreknown the Director Brian for a few years now. He is really passionate about drama and high performance. Since he is a full-time Elementary school teacher, he really knows how to get the best out of these kids. He has a team of excellent choreographers and directors working with him. Their whole team works really hard and the result is a phenomenal production. Drama improves a child's self-confidence in public speaking and provides a great platform for team work. After every performance we are totally awed by the enthusiasm and perfection of the whole team. The only negative I would say is that we are spoilt with TVYPA and would have a tough time doing drama with any other company.

Not much to say because there's too much to say. I'm slightly at a loss for words. I'll give it a…read moreshot. First off, I'm exhausted from taking my five year old daughter to her tech week (performance week). It's a week long nigh commitment and parents can choose to help and they work hard if they opt in! And we have been at the theater until almost 10 or 11 PM every night this week. Welcome to theater! I hope this doesn't scare you. This is not a cute little school production. We are working on "Into the Woods," which is in itself a tough play. The theme, the music, the requirements for actors interactions, space and so on. There's a lot going on. To add fuel to this fire, this particular show has some added elements. This is a ballpark figure, but there are at least 100 actors, ages five to adults. How cool is that? And these aren't small parts - there is additions dancing and actors of all levels. I love that it's inclusive and the director brought everyone in and showed them how to reach their potential. In the last week, I've watched dress rehearsals of a pro caliber go on (they never seem to end)...this is a lot of work. Everything is top notch quality and the organization, even though at times it resembles a noodle sandwich to the lay audience, all comes together like it's a military march. Rest assured, everyone, even my five year old is having a blast. Tired, but still having fun. Of course you always have a mix of moms and dads who help push things through (walking kids to and from the stage for scenes, helping with the sets, doing hair and makeup). Oh, there's a full professional hired staff doing tech, hair and makeup, set and so on. And Kristi, the Director and owner at large is truly amazing. I mean, she puts this all together and makes it work...it's remarkable. This is a company that operates like a family. I listen to the actors and their interactions. It's another home for a group who loves to be part of a production from beginning to end. So much is to be learned here. This is more of a journey than a (mundane) process. Which means it's hard work because if it's going to be good, it's not always a breeze. Can't wait to do more shows.

Great service . I love my kid going here . Awesome experience. Would definitely recommendread more

This review is a long time coming, and it's coming from a place of frustration and loss…read more We started out at the Pleasanton studio in August of 2017. My daughter performed with the company from 2018-2021 at the Fremont and Livermore studios. The issues and problems that we ran into are still spilling over to my daughter's dancing. The teacher turnover is RIDICULOUS. Teachers come and go so often there, and it throws the dancers off. During the 2020-2021 competition season, in one month, we went through 3, yes THREE teachers. There is absolutely no consistency. There is absolutely no technique taught there. TDA spits our choreography and does not teach terminology, proper turnout, etc, etc, ETC!!!!! It's all recycled routines year, after year, after year. There is no originality whatsoever. My daughter went to dance competitions and conventions and she was lost when it came to basic terminology, and basic steps. We spent thousands of dollars with them, and looking back; what a waste! Miss Tiffany does not care at all. We mostly danced at Fremont, and I never, ever once saw her visit the studio. We danced at one competition and when Fremont studio was up, she walked out. Yes, she walked out and didn't watch our girls dance. We danced with her for years, and she wouldn't be able to pick my kid out of a lineup. Ms. Robbie who is the TDA Company director is great. I actually really, really like her and think she is fabulous. She was always really kind, fair, and accommodating for me and my daughter. Looking back, on our experiences there, we are blessed that we met such amazing girls. My daughter calls most of them her bff's and I'm so grateful for that. Even better, they still dance together at another studio. If you are looking for a recreational dance only place for your kids to have fun, go for it. If you are looking for a studio that will teach your kid PROPERLY, I suggest going somewhere else.

This place is a straight money grab. My niece does dance classes here and they nickel and dime for…read moreevery little thing. In order to perform at the recital we had to pay for the costume ( no complaints) and then pay $100 for the dancer and her family to watch the performance. The recital was outdoors in Livermore in June at 3p with no seats set up. They would not let her perform in the recital unless the $100 tickets were bought. Her performance was less than 2 min. Also, the classes are in Fremont but we had to drive ALL THE WAY to Livermore for the performance. Inconsiderate, cheap and I wouldn't recommend to parents looking for a fun dance class. Look elsewhere! I'm sure your city leisure services has great classes for a fraction of the price and headache.

MC Anthony + DJ / Photo Booth / Lighting = PURE MAGIC…read more When we booked this team for an over the top 8th grade dance party, I said (only half-joking): "I'm looking for ultimate bar-mitzvah-level energy -- the kind that gets every kid dancing, laughing, and begging for just one more song." They didn't just meet that vision -- they blew past it. From the moment the music started, the entire space was transformed. The lighting alone turned a basic banquet room into a full-on club -- festive, electric, and instantly exciting. The photo booth added nonstop silliness and memories, and the kids LOVED it. But the real star of the night was MC Anthony. He is not just an MC -- he's a hype man, a game-show host, a magician, and a kid-whisperer all rolled into one. He had games, contests, call-and-response moments, and the kind of inclusive energy that makes every kid feel comfortable jumping in. Everyone was on the dance floor. Laughing. Moving. Taking risks. Living their best middle-school lives. He somehow managed to: * break the ice instantly * keep energy high for the entire event * make shy kids feel confident * and create a vibe where no one wanted to leave the dance floor If you're looking for a DJ team that doesn't just play music, but creates joy, connection, and unforgettable moments, stop searching. MC Anthony and this team are all that -- and then some. I would book them again in a heartbeat.

Really horrible experience. He wasnt looking at half of the participants and was avidly targeting…read moresome party people(Mr. Rose). IT WAS DJ WILD

This is the last season our beloved Livermore Shakespeare Festival is playing at the Concannon…read moreWinery (they may move to Wente or Las Positas CC next year). We usually go once every year and it's the highlight of our summer - my wife always calls early and books us front row tickets, so there's no barrier between us and the action! Last night we got the grandparents to come a little earlier to babysit our girls and started the evening off with wine and appetizers at the Underdog Wine Bar (that's a different review!), then strolled over to the Victorian house that serves as the backdrop to all LSF plays, extra layers of clothing in tow to tug on the as the evening got progressively cooler. The play - Much Ado About Nothing - was superb, though some lines were flubbed (it was opening night, after all). The actors engaged the audience and walked off-stage into the crowd a lot (which I like). Jennifer Le Blanc and Ryan Tasker in the lead roles of Beatrice and Benedick were superlative, and the others held up their end of the bargain as well. My pet peeve showed up again, which was audience members not following along with the plot and loudly asking lots of questions (READ the synopsis in the program if you don't know the story!). Other than that, another magical evening for the missus and I. We can't wait to be back next month for Pride & Prejudice!

A nice production of Hamlet, but an unreliable venue at Darcie Kent Vineyard. Food was advertised…read more Hey, come for dinner! No dinner. We watched Hamlet on empty stomachs. Certainly not the fault of the actors, but the venue relationship is very disappointing.

We've been with the Valley dance theater for 3 years now and we love it…read more My 5 year old is confident and always eager to learn more with her teachers. She's been in the Nutcracker every year and looks forward to it every holiday season. My only set back is with younger classes, if there's a time where a child or a group of children are acting out/not participating it's really hard on a solo teacher. So proper discipline and redirection can be hard... but overall we are still very pleased with this company and will continue to return.

I know ... community theater ... but if you take the family and make it a Holiday treat ... there…read moreis something very special about what goes on at The Bankhead Theater every December. "The Nutcracker" is a memorable story that children 2-92 years can enjoy year after year. The Livermore production is made up of a group of talented performers from our community who take their efforts very seriously. You can tell from the production value that they have spent many hours honing their craft and it shows in every performance. This is not a casual display but a full two hours of ballet, humorous asides, dazzling costumes and of course - the wonderful music. I'm probably posting this too late for you to enjoy this year's production ... but if the economic downturn continues another year ... consider "The Nutcracker" for a grand family outing in 2010.