Gigi is great. My son really enjoys this place:)read more

We had such a great experience attending Sweeney Todd! I was expecting community theater but was…read moresurprised to experience a quality professional production with great acting and singing. This theater is located in the Wonderland mall, downstairs by the food court, in the old movie theater space once called The Bijou. How they've renovated the space to house quality theater now is impressive. This place is officially in our radar and we can't wait to experience another show.

I saw a play this weekend, in a theater at Wonderland of the Americas, and was surprised to see…read morethat the old Bijou was converted into a community theater. The Bijou, which was known for showing more art and independent movies and served food, is now the Wonder Theater. The play was the Wiz and was pretty good as far as community theater goes. Many of the plays for this season's lineup are geared towards children and are affordable. The ticket prices were: $36.00 adults, $26.00 seniors and $18.00 students and children. The lobby, concession stand and seating area have been revamped, and a small stage has been added. Seating is fairly spacious, with new seats and a very clean theater. The lobby area is similar to the Bijou's, with a small full serve concession stand, selling popcorn and other goodies. This locale is worth a visit if you are partial to theater, regardless of it being Broadway or community. Many of the shows are from Friday to Sunday, and are great way to spend the afternoon/evening.

As we close out our 12th year with Collective Dance Artistry, I am overcome with gratitude for the…read morefaculty and the love and dedication shown to the dancers each and every day. My daughter has continued to grow by leaps and bounds every year. She has developed not only a passion for dance but an appreciation for fine arts in all forms. There is no better place to study all forms of dance than Collective Danxe Artistry!

CDA is a great school that has grown since we've started. I love the ambiance, it is clean, the…read moreinstructors (we've encountered) have been kind, and my daughter has definitely increased her dancing skills since her start. While we look forward to continuing our time at CDA, the school could do better with a few things. What could be better... - be selective with the students who can join the school. I don't say this to mean discrimination. I mean this to say... not all girls want to dance. It's their parents who want them to dance. The girls get in the class and are disruptive and take away from the lessons. - enforce the rules you have posted throughout the halls. If observation rooms are to be quiet, then enforce that. - the front desk staff are polite. However, they should also be knowledgeable and helpful. I have left on many occasions, not getting the answers to the questions being asked. Why wouldn't the front desk be able to help a parent with identifying classes? - email is NOT the only form of communication. When do parents have time to chat with the instructor? Quick questions...seems like parents only get that opportunity if their kid is the one acting up. - the classes are getting larger, not sure if that is on purpose, or if people are making up missed days, but the classes should be capped. The dance rooms aren't that big, and given the instructor/dancer ratio... it only leads to more playing in the class vs. actual learning. - I can not say that in the time that we have been at the school, that I have ever met the owner. It would be nice if she would make her self known and dedicate one week to being available each day. All in all, I think the school wants to give off a homey vibe, which they very well do. But the business side that is very on top of payments does not align. When you pay for something, there is an expectation of service, and generally, that is not the laid back/passive approach. To be clear: - larger classes, should have two instructors that are able to redirect behavior. Or disruptive dancers should be dismissed from the class - dancer uniform should be enforced (no ponytails, jewelry, etc) - staff should monitor the halls for disruptive parents and guardians (asking them to step out with their sreaming siblings, etc) -offer time for the instructor to have a quick(5 min) convo with parents at some point so they know how their child is doing or what they should work on. - where is the dancer discipline? Even at the younger ages, you can set a standard to be followed. Recommended school, but would love to see standards and expectations that are higher.

The worst dance academy you can possibly go to. I danced here for years, and was constantly told I…read morewas too overweight to be at the studio (while my doctor told me I was actually underweight). I had a very close friend who was also body shamed into an eating disorder. Chrissy is unprofessional and rude. Not to mention she put her boob job surgery date on the public calendar. Absolutely disgusting.

I loved watching them perform in San Antonio at starbound national dance competition there dances…read morewere outstanding to watch and I love there production and the little ones dancing

It's sooo hot here!!! They need central air!…read more We went to a 15th birthday here and it was miserable, we left quickly.

I love the hall-- the dance floor is wonderful and the hall is nostalgic and lovely. Plenty of…read moreparking. Would be perfect for a country themed wedding.

I love taking hula and tahitian classes by Kumu Napua and Kumu Kalani. It's a great way to get into…read moreshape and stay active. The age range for the class is from kids to women in their 30s. But in reality just about anyone can learn the dances and techniques in this dance academy. They hold classes at the FLEX STUDIO off of 281 & 1604. The best way to contact the owners/Kumus are by calling the phone number. The classes are welcoming, they treat you like family and accommodate each individuals needs and skill level on a case by case basis. (now if I can do hula and even dance some tahitian then everyone has a chance!) First classes are free so people can see what they're getting into. They also perform for personal events like weddings, graduations etc and that can be booked through their gigmasters website:http://www.gigmasters.com/Hula-Dancer/Desert-Polynesia/

Beautiful performances by a great bunch of people. The entertainment quality is definitely there…read more.. Hire them for your next gig, you won't be disappointed.

I can't believe that I have lived here for 10 years and have not been to Floore Country Store until…read morenow. A friend had an extra ticket to see Ian Munsick so I got to experience this historic small venu. It was such a great experience! They have an indoor bar area as well as an outdoor bar area and plenty of space with great visibility of the stage. It was such a fun experience, I'm so glad I went and I would definitely go again. I think it was a smaller crowd so it could potentially get busy and fill up the space. I was lucky enough to be dropped off so I did not have to deal with parking but the entrance and outdoor bar were well staffed. I definately would go again to enjoy this Texas gem.

I love this venue and want to go back! It is very "Texas" and that's what makes it great. Drinks…read morewere good as well and the people who worked there were friendly. Only problem I had was a hard time seeing the stage.

Excellent place for Bingo! the money goes back into the community. They focus on helping…read morephysically/mentally challenged children. Large facility with a snack bar!

I had been playing bingo here for many years.....after tonight I will never return. Bingo is meant…read moreto be a fun game - I enjoy going with my friends and having a fun time. The workers at this bingo are very rude and make it a very unenjoyable experience. The caller is extremely rude! I have given a lot of money to the Helotes Lions Club but will now be giving my money to a bingo hall that actually appreciates its patrons!

Nice place, however lots on uneven ground both parking lot and table area…read more Went for an outside concert, was very nice til people around us started smoking cigarettes and cigars just as we started eating. Would not go again as long as they allow smoking. No wind didn't help.

didn't know it was an outdoor place. I won tickets to an adult prom was told all exclusive and…read moreturns out the owner told me only the tickets where covered not the food or the two drinks. the place doesn't look as nice as the pictures that are shown

I enjoyed the performance tonight and regret that I have missed eleven seasons before deciding to…read morecome to this theater! The experience far exceeded my expectations, very entertaining and put on by a diverse and devoted group of people, both on and off stage. Tonight's performamce was Miss Bennet, Christmas at Pemberley. It was very entertaining and also very moving, we left the theater with alot to reflect on and think about. We bought our tickets online at www.classictheatre.org

This is a cute little hole-in-the-wall, black box theater that brings an intimate look into the…read moretheatrical productions it produces. The theater itself is attached to the Woodlawn Theater and shares restroom facilities with the Woodlawn. Running a separate series of smaller shows, the Classic Theater offers a theater-in-the-round experience with the audience seated on all sides of the theater which can allow audience interaction with the professional cast. The seating is comfortable, but you'll need the intermission to get up and stretch your legs as the chairs can get a tad uncomfortable. The theater also allows no outside food or drinks, but does have water and wine for donation (at least this was during the show we attended). Overall, the cast was excellent in Midsummer Night's Dream. They brought a refreshing perspective and performance for Shakespeare's work, which truly showed why Shakespeare should be consumed in theatrical form rather than reading, and the acting was intimate and, yet, bombastic at the same time. The cast really showed skill and thought with each word spoken, and they brought the characters to life while leaving themselves behind. With the theater-in-the-round, they worked the entire room as well as made me feel that the show was put on solely for me. I had had that same sense of disbelief in quite a long time during a theatrical production. The quality of the production also showed. Even though it seemed like a relatively low budget affair, it wasn't lacking the quality of a truly great show. My husband and I are already planning our time back to enjoy another production and we look forward to becoming regular patrons of the arts at the Classic.