We came to see The Spitfire Grill here. It's a small theater with a good view all around. The…read morevolunteers who assisted us all seemed friendly. Would come back again since it's so close to my family

Into the Woods was positively amazing. The singing is…read moresuperb. The staging professional. The orchestra top notch.

I just found out there is a difference between going to the bar to order your drinks yourself and…read moregetting them bought to your table. Service on this particular night was VERY SLOW. . We arrived an hour early before show time and it still took sixty minutes for the server to even come to our table and the show had already started. So we stopped at the bar on our own and was not pleased with our drinks we received. $49 for two Dixie cups drinks and one beer. Definitely not worth the price. The performers was excellent. So four stars for them and two stars for the Service.

Got to see the playing of Brown Sugar Valentine's Day weekend. With a DJ playing Dangelo and slow…read morejams. Was a really nice event overall. Seating- no bad seats in the house. I personally like the ones near the center booth, looking straight ahead. No sharing with strangers and table in front. Viewing-stage is large and screen as well. Easy viewing. Food- the food was just all right. You can tell it was warmed up and fresh-ish. We had wings, fries, and ceased salad. Long wait times for other guests throughout the night. Catfish looked good. Drinks- we got a bottle of wine reasonably priced. Long wait times. Timing- getting food and drinks took waaay too long. It took over 30 mins to get a bottle of wine. We got our food bf that. Folks around us were frustrated too. Service-everyone we interacted with was friendly and professional. Staff was running around helping patrons and other staff. Price- the ticket price was fine. Tax and fees seemed high. And the %20 added gratuity was standard but then our server got awkward asking for an additional tip(several times). The host put on a really lovely event! Thanks for having us!

My daughter has danced competitively at C&C Dance Co. for three going on four seasons and this is…read morenot only a fantastic dance studio but place you'd want an adolescent to grow. Coming from another local studio, I can attest that some only value winning and not pouring into your child in the process. C&C teachers not only teach your children and create fantastic routines but they pour into them ultimately boosting their confidence and aiding into shaping them into kind, caring, and supportive young adults. My daughter has a community of people (friends, teachers, and parents) that want what's best for her and that is priceless. On top of all of that, I've seen my daughter grow tremendously as a dancer! She started off only really doing jazz and hip hop and here at C&C she was exposed to so much more! She's grown in all genres (especially contemporary, tap, acro, and lyrical) but she also just got en pointe! Thanks so much for all that you all do for our dancers and I can't wait to see even more growth in future seasons!

Great dance company! I love this place and I know my daughter loves it as well! The instructors…read moreare amazing and everyone is very friendly there! It feels a lot like family! And my daughter is learning a lot even though she's still a awkward preschooler! Miss Mandy is great the the little girls absolutely adore her!

Lots of different studios and many buildings to explore. If you like history the museum is…read moreworthwhile ... affordable art directly from the artist

This was my first time visiting Workhouse and it was for their Red, White, and Boom event. I paid…read morefor parking in advance for $35 ($40 at the gate). I also bought wristbands for the kids that were $15/each and allowed for unlimited rides and the gaming truck. We also enjoyed the new mini golf course, which is art themed of course, and that was $12/child. We took advantage of the food trucks and especially liked the kettle korn and paradise ice cream. Unfortunately, we didn't get a chance to look around at the studios, but I definitely plan to keep an eye out for more events that will bring us back here.

A friend and I attended 'Not the Man I Married' last night. This was my first time visiting the…read morevenue. For this particular event, the ticket system was kinda odd (to us); your ticket is reserved for a range of rows, versus an actual seat. Of course, folks were using hand bags and jackets to reserve seats, some of which were never occupied. Annoying, but not unexpected. The seating, lighting and sound was decent, definitely not state-of-the-art, but good enough for me to return. Apparently, they have many events here (e.g., stage plays, comedy shows, recitals, etc.) __ I eat. @f.hux I thrift. @DCthriftish

It is a beautiful auditorium that seems updated from what previous reviews tell. I believe the…read morestaff does their best; many are older, and dealing with large crowds can be overwhelming. I haven't had any issues and have been here 3 times now for several events. I am glad our community is being exposed to arts, and our kids are part of creating these fantastic tunes/events.

....coming forward to update my review on how nice Maryland Hall is! I attended a Latin musical…read morethis last Friday and had the best time! More people were present than my last experience here, and I had an even better time my second time. It was almost a line to enter the bathroom there were so many people present for this event. I look forward to other events here, as accessing the building, and parking in the surrounding area is so easy!

The sound system and acoustics are not what I would expect at a concert venue. They just aren't…read morevery good. Plus the seating isn't graded enough to be able to see above people's heads. If you have a tall person in front of you, you will only see slightly left and slightly right. And I am Tall so for my view to be blocked, that was disappointing. We sat in front, Aisle "N". I even turned around and asked the woman in back of me if she wanted me to move so she could see. It's a former High School perhaps that's why. Parking is plentiful but far enough away they should consider lighting the front of Maryland Hall better. PLUS, tickets were very expensive.

Whoever gave this wonderful establishment 2 stars is very wrong this is definitely a 5 star…read morebusiness A very clean and organized place , Dancemakers is a wonderful and very classy and caring dance studio and school for children after school, From Mrs. Samantha helping the children getting smart and preparing them for the future to Ms. BEVERLY CARING FOR the children and being there for them, and The CEO Ms.Robin have a awesome heart AMD compassion that doesn't compare to anyone, If you want your child to succeed in life and to start to love dancing this is the place and if you want them to be very respectful and turn out to be young nice men and woman this is the place, I know Robin and Beverly and Samantha are God fearing woman, When my child attended there she loved it . Please let's stop talking and judging our black owned business when you give bad reviews and talk bad we destroying one another, Also we are stopping her or any black own business income and families sheand they are feeding with jobs and support without customers and business places like this won't survive....I give Dancemakers 5 stars and Seesaw couture as well Stay Blessed Always Think Positively

The reviews are correct... customer service could improve. The classes do start on time for the…read moremost part. My daughter's regular teacher was great but she got a substitute one day and she was absolutely horrible with the little ones. Someone stole my 3 year old daughter's tap shoes while she was in class and I had to buy another pair instead of the school accepting responsibility for it. The end of year dance recital is rip-off. 100 for a costume, 80 for a participation fee, 25-30 per ticket, and they tell parents about this 2 weeks before the recital. Let my daughter stay in for the entire class year but next year she went elsewhere

Got to see the production of School Girls; Or; African Mean Girls Play!…read more Was a great afternoon matinee show. Such a beautiful set design and humorous cast. Loved the intimate theatre and am so excited to see a local show again soon!

We saw a fantastic production of Reefer Madness here. The cast and set and crew were fantastic. It…read morewent on seamlessly. The manager greated us so welcomingly when we got there. She also let us know we could eat and drink in the theater. And let us know about the Intermission pre-ordering which worked great! My snack was waiting for me and I didn't have to wait. The only downside is the small seats, why it's 4 not 5. It was hard to sit for the 2 hour show in the seats. Also they had no recycling for the bottle my beverage came in which was kind of a bummer.

We also found Wendy through word of mouth. We had a goat with a wounded leg that we were unable to…read moretreat. She took in that goat and his brother and I'm certain that they are now living their best lives. All the animals are super well-cared for. If you have anything to spare and care about animals at all, please help support this amazing rescue - from direct donation link on her site to shopping at Biggy's Farm and Feed.

There are few times in life where you meet someone, who has devoted their life to making a lives of…read moreanimals, who are near the end of their rope, that much enjoyable. With the support and devotion of her family, Wendy is one such anomaly. We found Wendy quite much through word of mouth and with all the accolades she was given we knew that this was the place we wanted Pugsley to live out his life. You see he had isolated himself in the corner of our garage and almost refused to come out. We provided everything he needed, heating and cooling, good food and the best fruits we could find. Honestly, I probably wouldn't have come out either. But we contacted Wendy but she didn't have a shelter for Pugsley to live in. But she didn't give up on him and neither did we. She allowed us to pick a location on her property with the understanding that we would buy a erect a shelter and build a fence just in case Pugsley had a hard time adjusting to the other animals. So we did and now he has a wonderful new . We also heard that he met Christina Hoguiler, a female potbelly, and although it didn't sound like love at first sight there maybe hope for a beautiful friendship. Thanks again Wendy for loving our Pugsley and all animals!