Great classes, teacher, performances! I had a good time taking improv classes here and performing…read morein class shows!

This place is great and offers a variety of resources for adults, teens, tweens, and kids. Between…read morethe corporate workshops, improv classes, and musical theater the school is sure to meet your needs whatever they may be. Angelique is great.

We caught a great local performance of the play "Split" here on a Friday night. I'd no idea this…read moreplace existed if it weren't for one of my classmates who was acting in it; an old barn near the park in Nutley, nestled down a small dead end street amidst the tall foliage. It's been modified with about 40 seats on stadium style risers, lighting, balcony for the sound and lighting crew, and a small hardwood stage down front. It was a great show, and the theatre had a sort of ambiance that made it so. Donations are welcomed to maintain this volunteer theatre organization. Thumbs up!

tucked away in Nutley is an extraordinary little theatre preforming year round theatre that is…read moresometimes challenging and sometimes a favorite oldie. A must check out. Great prices, no bad seats. a word though: no kids and the space requires you going up a flight of stairs.

In addition the plays scheduled during their performance season, Luna Stage also has opportunities…read moreto check out read-throughs with playwrights. I checked out the New Moon Reading Series at Luna Stage this month. According to the website, "New Moon Readings provide playwrights an opportunity to hear their work read aloud by professional actors, and to receive supportive yet constructive feedback." For viewers, it's an opportunity to see a creative work in progress and hear directly from the playwright, which I thought was really cool. I randomly came across the read-through of TRAD on their website, and booked tickets online (free - but you can also donate what you wish). It was a neat experience and would recommend it!

I have usually rated shows at Luna Stage as 4-5 stars and I spread the word about how good they…read morestaging and production is. I am a big fan of Luna and I financially support them but &SONS is a miserable show and an insult to the audience. It is amateurish, booring and both loud at times and too low to hear the characters dialogue at others. This show could have been better presented as a very short 5-10 play and nothing would have been lost. Luna has a pay what you want policy which is great but this time I wish it was a pay after you view the show.

I absolutely love this movie theater! The $1.75 Summer Movie program is an incredible deal and a…read moregreat way to spend time with my three kids. We've had such a wonderful experience every time we visit. The theater is always clean, the seats are comfortable, and the overall atmosphere is fantastic. I honestly have no words--it's just amazing! Highly recommend it for families or anyone looking for a great movie experience

It's easy to recommend the new Cinemark at the Willowbrook Mall. This Cinemark has all the modern…read morefeatures (heated, reclining seats, improved food offerings, hd-3d-xd etc.). There is plenty of parking, and easy access to the mall, Rt. 46 and Rt. 23. Definitely a place to check out a special effects-filled movie. Just be careful choosing your seat because they do have rows that are super close to the screen.

Lovely spot to see a show; community based and supported too. Easy walk downtown for a pre or post…read moreshow meal or drink. Nice acoustics too!

Nice theatre! Every single time I come to one of their plays I always end up shedding some tears…read moreeven if it's comedy.

Great theater! Went to the downstairs space and all the views were good…read more Do check discount sites: the play was not sold out at all and they ended up putting a bunch of tickets on TKTS. We wanted to reserve in advance, but I found a coupon code on line that helped bridge the difference between full price & what we would have paid if we waited. Everyone was friendly and they had custom cocktails. Nice venue for a show!

First time at the subterranean Manhattan Theatre Club on 55th Street (btwn Sixth and Seventh…read moreAvenues) Well organized ushers and ticket box. Seats are comfortable with good views going all the way to the back. We were here to see QUEENS. Excellent all female ensemble portraying dramatic immigration stories of women from various countries: Honduras, Poland, Belarus Russia, and Ukraine, who share their struggles of immigrating to America in a basement apartment in the borough of Queens NY, both past and present. The stories definitely hit home. Thank you

This place was sooo much fun! I went out for a girls night and we truly had a great time we took a…read morebottle of red wine and painted the night away! They provided the wine glasses, wine/bottle opener, paint aprons, and organized everything perfectly! When it came down to painting, the in house artist easily guided us through the painting process ‍ I will definitely be back again!

I went to Pinot's Palette to celebrate my sister's birthday. Even though it was not a private…read moreparty, we were able to get a full table reserved for our group. They had an ice bucket to chill our drinks and a table in the back reserved for us to put any extra alcohol or snacks that we brought. They also provided us wine glasses to drink out of which was so convenient! I really liked that the host had a microphone attached to her and the volume was loud enough to hear her over the chatter from birthday festivities and other group conversations. Instructions were easy to follow along to, and it was a great birthday overall! Highly recommend!

The Alexander Kasser Theatre has very unique programs. Sunday, I went to see The…read moreForgotten/L'oublie(s). This program is one of several in the Peak Performance series. The programs are $20 per ticket plus $3.00 handling fee totaling $23.00. Initially entering the theater, the greeter didn't even say, Hello or Welcome. The young girl just scanned my ticket and blurted out, "Once you leave the theater you can't reenter". Management needs to address this issue Anyway, I proceeded over to the prepaid parking. The two young girls at this desk were very friendly. The theater is immaculately clean. You are also in a gallery. A small concession stand is off to side. Entering, the actual auditorium, the ushers are friendly and escort you to your seat. On with the show, "The Forgotten/L'oublie(s).". The program's theme was nonverbal, mysterious, sad and sexually suggestive. A portion of the program was executed in a Cirque du Soleil style. The show was even more great for $20.00. The show's duration was approximately 60 minutes. Rating wise, all the positives outweigh the negatives. 4 Stars. (If I didn't have that initial cold greeting, my rating would've been higher!) The theater is located on the grounds of Montclair University. Lots of signs directing you to outside handicapped parking and garage parking. The garage parking is $6.00.

Well somehow I wound up checking into the train station instead of the theater. Anyway , they…read morecontinue to produce dynamic rather experimental theater here. The tickets are very reasonably priced. Playing now is The Plough and the Stars. It's a good production from the Abbey Theater. It's also a loud production. Bring ear plugs !