A new space, off the beaten path, but worth the price of admission, and the trip. The ladies of…read morethe night in "The Oldest Profession" had a timid start, but by the end they showed their depth, in a space that brings you intimately close to the performers...hats off especially to Kathy Strum for her performance, and Greg for creating a great space that I hope brings actors and patrons together for a long time to come.

My son has been taking lessons here for over a year now. We love his teacher (Mr. Delgado), and the…read moresupport staff is always well informed and courteous. I've no complaints. There are places that are probably cheaper, but I appreciate the new music, the activities around Christmas and summer, and the clarity of their policies. If you want something small and super flexible, then go with a private teacher. For us, the location in Worthington, is perfect. I can get some grocery shopping done, and there's plenty of space to play in the mall with my younger son. The fact that my son consistently has a wide variety of new music, enjoys playing, and is making progress makes the price worth it.

We love the conservatory! Our daughter has grown so much. Playing piano since she was 3 years old,…read moreshe has built confidence and perseverance all while having fun. The pandemic has not stopped The Conservatory! The transition to online classes has proven to be very seamless and successful!

Went to NPAC last weekend to see my second favorite musical, "My Fair Lady" ("Oliver" is #1)…read more While not the greatest theater I've visited, the seating was quite comfortable and arranged perfectly to accommodate the elderly and others requiring assistance. They did have a nice concession area with plenty of relaxation room, prior to showtime. I must admit that their stage/set conversion process was excellent. The performers quickly stormed the stage, in-between scenes in the low lighting and moved the props and set around flawlessly. With no curtain to disguise this activity, you couldn't help but admire their efficiency. The show was just as beautiful as the movie, with stellar performances from all of the cast, featuring Columbus celebrity anchorman, Cabot Rea. Cabot's acting and singing voice were a great surprise in the role of Henry Higgins. Maybe it was my imagination, but he did it so well, he started to remind me of Rex Harrison, the original actor. The actress portraying Eliza Doolittle was simply adorable and graceful with a truly beautiful singing voice. The sleeper hits came from the characters Col. Pickering and Alfred Doolittle. They were so much fun to watch that you couldn't help but keep an eye on them, even when they weren't speaking. They, just like the remainder of the cast, gave such life to their characters that it was impossible for one to ignore them, even in the background. All of the performers were fun to watch, even after they exited the stage and disappeared to the back of the audience. The music was performed by one keyboard player who I talked to briefly before the final act, complimenting her expertise. She was such a sweetheart who rounded out the entire show beautifully. If you'd like a great time, take a look at their site and make it a point to attend an upcoming show. I'm looking forward to their next show and hope that they use the same cast, if not the majority.

Great stage and back stage area for performers to practice and get ready. Wished there were more…read moredressing rooms however. Bathroom could be kept cleaner.

Svetlana was awesome to work with, very patient with beginners, and enthusiastic! I would…read morerecommend for any newcomers!

Columbus Dance Centre is a place where you will feel welcome no matter your age or skill level. It…read moreis more than a dance studio. It is a home of friends and an open door for inspiration and self-expression. Students may learn ballet, ballroom, hip hop, tap, and body conditioning. Classes are private or in small groups. Classical piano and music are taught to help the student become more well-rounded performing artists. Students learn ballet and body conditioning as a foundation of movement. Focus is on proper technique, posture, flexibility, and style. Students are encouraged to learn about the history of dance. Parties and fun activities throughout the year help students connect and celebrate this beautiful art form. Students are given opportunities to perform and watch performances. It is a gift to be part of Columbus Dance Centre!

Great place to catch local, live comedy and improv. They have a small but perfect assortment of…read moredrinks and snacks. Shows are typically an hour so it's a fun, quick date if you're looking for something more interesting to do.

I can't say enough about The Nest Theatre. Coming from a little bit of an acting background, I was…read moreready to dip my toe back in after nearly a decade and thought I'd give improv a swing. I had no idea what I was in for. Improv training at The Nest is fun, kind, safe, affordable, and challenging (in the best kind of way.) I highly recommend the 4-level curriculum to learn the basics and gain confidence performing improv or honestly just confidence in general! :) The Nest Theatre = high quality training + high quality people. I can't say enough about it, whether you're interested in training or just looking to catch a show!! Some of my personal faves are the Armando, HERE The Improvised Musical, Commando + Storyteller shows. Columbus is just so darn lucky to have this artistic gem of a theatre! Don't sleep on it!