Great atmosphere, talented queens, drink specials, and yummy food for a great brunch experience…read more Service is impeccable. Such a fun time with friends--be prepared to leave as besties with everyone sitting around you. Perfect for birthdays. Easy reservations online. Easy to view the menu and to pay online. Staff is fantastic, and everything is perfectly coordinated. Godfrey's is such a positive and welcoming space and a Richmond institution.

Iconic gay bar with drag shows. A must stop when visiting the city. Drinks are good and you're sure…read moreto have a great time.

We have seen several shows at RTP. The show we saw tonight was of high quality like the rest. We…read moresaw Immediate Family. It focused on big ideas like love and acceptance. There was so much to relate to. The seats are comfortable, the staff is professional, and the rest rooms are clean. Sorry I didn't get to try the bar personally, but one person in our party had a drink and it looked really good. We will definitely return. We are even considering getting season tickets.

An absolute gem of a theater, I absolutely love RTP! They specialize in productions that not only…read morefeature diverse, LGBTQIAA+, gender varied individuals, but also seek out source material that is written by such people as well. It's an incredibly welcoming space--very accessible, with nice, big seats without arms. If you need additional arrangements, the box office is very responsive and happy to assist. The team that works there is very friendly, the bathrooms are clean, the bar is well stocked, and shows are great. Definitely worth a visit--maybe even renting out for a private event!

After living in Richmond for over 8 years, I finally made my first visit to Funny Bone last…read moreThursday. We went to see Sammy Obeid, who I highly recommend. His show rightfully sold out. We arrived right at the start and were seated at a two-top front and center, which surprised me since I figured we'd be back farther. Sammy was delightfully funny, his humor and topics aligned very well. My date and I split three sides, the mac and cheese, fries, and corn. He enjoyed the corn and I preferred the fries. The mac and cheese was decent. We both also ordered the Purple Haze cocktail, which is a gin concoction. It was expectedly sweet but not bad. Prices were reasonable for the quality and service was succinct. I'd definitely return if a comedian I was interested in popped on through.

We came here to hear Roy Wood Jr. and he was a hoot! Loved him! The comedians are pretty good! The…read moreset up at comedy clubs are crammed, and thank goodness it's dark, because it's kinda funky. The food is awful. We ordered tater tots which were cold, and the pretzel was hard and dry. Ugh. Come for the laughs, but skip the grub.

In the theater world, every city needs large houses and small ones and community ones (including…read moredinner theaters, if applicable.) Large ones to drive the theater zeitgeist with main stage productions that everyone has heard of (either locally produced or traveling extravaganzas) and small ones to provide more intimate settings and maybe take a few risks. Firehouse is a decent small theater so I am not going to review it against the standards set by the large houses. Come to Firehouse for above average acting and for decent production values. Come to Firehouse for exposure to plays you won't see at large houses -- ranging from, say, Rocky Horror to Buried Child. Come to Firehouse for the experience of seeing a show in a raw form that does not depend on major fly-in gimmicks or other high tech special effects. Do not come if the above doesn't suit you, or if not quite comfortable seating is an issue. Or if you need to park close. Firehouse and its ilk fill a valuable niche. It should be supported and patronized.

Great theatre! Love the atmosphere and the commitment to new voices and courageous storytelling!read more

Had a wonderful time watching the Richmond Ballet at the Dominion Energy Center! The building…read moreitself is stunning with a public lot right in front and a variety of garages surrounding it, parking was a breeze for our event. Walking in we were greeted by the wonderful attendants and our seats were surprisingly spacious in regards to leg room (we sat center orchestra Row J). Both my partner and I are tall so leg room is definitely a plus. The show was phenomenal and I feel so lucky to get to experience the arts here in Richmond! I would definitely reccomend a show here just for the ambiance alone, the theater inside is stunning with so many things to look at. Definitely arrive the 30 minutes prior to showtime to take in all of the sights.

Nothing is as iconic as the watching the Nutcracker over Christmas at the Dominion Energy Center. I…read moregive the Nutckracker a 5+, the venue - not so much. Why is it that I always feel like I'm taking a flight when I go to see a show. This is absolutely true here as well. I'm at 6'3" and my neighbor was about that wide. To say it was an uncomfortable seat was a crazy understatement. Oh well, taking a cue from a discount airline: pack them in. I wouldn't be cranky if it was just the seat. The Roman empire did better in logistics for shows. Trying to go to the bathroom was a joke and don't even think of getting a drink during intermission. This place is just not laid out for a full show logistics. GO for the Nutcracker. Anything else, might not be worth the squeeze.

I'm attending an improv class here with Bridge 9, and so far, so good. Location is what it is in…read morethe heart of downtown, and parking sucks ($8 on a Saturday or street parking), but the space for our class is clean, bright and adequate for what we're doing. Restrooms are steps away and the instructor (Hogan) so far is great.

From the owner: Richmond Performing Arts Alliance is a 501(c)(3) organization whose mission is to advance the…read moreperforming arts in the Richmond region through programs and resources that support the artists of today, nurture the artists of tomorrow, and provide spaces for the arts to thrive.

This is a tiny (58 seats?), intimate theatre in the far west end off Patterson Avenue. I saw 5th…read moreWall's The Human Terrain there, and it was incredibly well done. They did a lot with the small space they had to work with. Lots of parking. Go see a show and support local professional theatre!

Wonderful acting, great acting classes. The owner really knows what she's doing. Will visit again.read more

l rate my experience 100%. I love taking my nieces to the Henrico theater in Highland Springs,…read moreBeautiful building, the movies are only a dollar concession is only a dollar I certainly appreciate what Henrico County does with this movie theater, God Bless All involved!!!

Visited Henrico Theatre for a showing of Minions 2! I spent under $5 for the movie ticket, popcorn,…read morecandy, AND soda!! Absolutely unreal. The screen was slightly small but the quality of the video was great. Everyone who worked at the theatre was so kind and friendly. I'm looking forward to more movie nights at the theatre!

We contacted The Latin Ballet of Virginia to perform a show at an upcoming wedding. They provided a…read morequotation and comfirmation that they would be willing to perform. We tried to contact them for clarifications on the quote and other information several times both by phone and e-mail and never received any response from them nor an explanation for the lack of communication. I'm glad we found this out sooner rather than closer to our event date, as I am now doubtful they would have followed through. Thorough lack of profesionalism and respect!!!!

The Latin Ballet of Virginia is a gem in performance, education, and community involvement…read more Performances are top notch in skill and engagement as well as production. Community outreach is entertaining and educational. The professional quality is exceptional. This is first class-quality dance with informed, traditional training and practice with both traditional and contemporary application. It is a joy to watch and frequently involves the audience during community engagement. Annual productions are beautifully conceived and produced and unique in the area. This is local production, but it is the highest level of professionalism and production value. Education through the Latin Ballet is highly skilled with professional dancers and advanced students who are members of the professional company. Classes are taught in both English and Spanish, and both languages are spoken in the halls during and between classes. Students and families are diverse in culture and background, and the sense of community at Latin Ballet of Virginia is the warmest, most caring environment anyone can imagine. The whole organization breathed creativity and nurturing. One only has to do a search for Ana Ines King, the organization's founder and director, to see the elevation of the art form and direction of the Latin Ballet of Virginia. The highly-decorated Director is an expert in her field and first-rate performer, as well as an extremely down to earth and involved in the organization's operations, outreach, and educational programs. Classes are available in multiple formats (Ballet, Salsa, Flamenco, Hip Hop, Jazz) for all ages, including adults. Classical ballet is the Latin format (rather than Russian or French formats most commonly found in Central Virginia), and classes are instructed in both Spanish and English. As a homeschooling family, we appreciate the physical, cultural, and language benefits in the instruction of the courses. I cannot recommend the school of the Latin Ballet of Virginia for immersive instruction. My child loves the classes, the instructors, and the community at the Latin Ballet of Virginia. I've taken a course as an adult and also enjoyed it and learned a lot about the art forms in addition to practical application. Whether enjoying the company's performances or learning through the Latin Ballet of Virginia's school, you will be exposed to the very best of this art form and its cultural and historical importance.