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Ephrata Performing Arts Center

5.0 (4 reviews)
Closed • 12:00 pm - 6:00 PM

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Great place to see great local talent! Staff is very friendly and the shows are professional quality!

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Ace Dance Academy - We'll teach you every step of the way!

Ace Dance Academy

3.0(2 reviews)
1.3 mi

Ace offers instruction in a variety of styles. Appreciate the fact that there is a community vibe,…read morethe parents and students are welcoming and friendly, cattiness is not tolerated here. There is a competition team for serious students and an annual recital. Students gain strength, confidence and a solid dance education at Ace!

If I could give this sham of a dance academy zero stars I would. I enrolled my 2-year-old daughter…read morein their Pre-K Dance class for 2 and 3 year olds. It was advertised as exploring creative movement. We get there and the older teacher was just immediately frustrated that the TODDLERS weren't listening. The class today was the last straw. My 2 year old was doing fine but when it came to mat time, she didn't like her legs being stretched to touch her head so she walked away from the mat with another child and sat on the wall. The teacher told her that she would need to leave if she didn't listen so my child stood up and walked towards me at the window that I was directly behind. The old teacher went up to her and the other little girl and in front of a room full of classmates, parents, and other children told the 2 babies that they were "done" and kicked them out of class. I called after and the old teacher said this was a structured class where they are teaching the girls dance. She said she was "removing the distraction." Meanwhile 3 other little girls were just laying on the mat not doing what they were supposed to do. A structured class for 2 year old toddlers, whatever that possibly means. She embarrassed those children who just didn't feel comfortable getting stretched out by strangers. They are also refusing to refund me the money for the remaining classes that of course my daughter will not be attending. What a joke of an establishment.

Berks Sinfonietta - Dr. David McConnell, co-founder, artistic director and conductor.

Berks Sinfonietta

5.0(2 reviews)
17.8 mi

Great concert Saturday night in Wyomissing's Atonement Lutheran Church. All three pieces on the…read moreprogram were terrific; the big draw was Beethoven's Triple Concerto, which got a bravura turn from three soloists playing as visiting musicians with the Sinfonietta. But the second piece was a revelation in its own right; a symphony from Mozart contemporary Leopold Kozeluch, who featured much of the dynamics Beethoven would later employ to great effect. This thunderous 6th Symphony was tremendous fun. The Sinfonietta does a great job resuscitating music that has been ignored or forgotten. All were performed under guest conductor Tyler Readinger, who kept the orchestra moving in and out well behind the Beethoven soloists. High-quality music. The concert began with a few pieces played by student musicians in the Berks Camerata, especially some of Dvorak's American String Quartet.

Berks Sinfonietta is a unique community chamber orchestra based in Berks County, PA. The orchestra…read morecurrently presents between six and eight concerts annually, and has been doing so since 2014 (currently celebrating their 10th Season starting in August, 2023). As community support grows through increased ticket sales and through greater support from individuals and area businesses, the concert schedule will expand accordingly. I should probably mention that Berks Sinfonietta is a 501(c)(3) organization and that means donations are tax deductible to the extent allowed by state and federal tax regulations. The orchestra is unique because it is made up of residents of Berks County and it focuses on diverse programming that includes compositions by women composers, composers from minority communities and contemporary composers that are often overlooked by more mainstream orchestras. Tickets are extremely affordable with special consideration given to children and to student IDs! Information about the current concert schedule is posted on the orchestra's website. Concert tickets are also available through their website. Life is about creating memorable experiences, and live music provides that in abundance! If you're looking for a great live music experience, grab a couple tickets and catch the next concert with a friend! If you're new to classical music, Berks Sinfonietta is a great place to get into it without breaking the bank!

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Berks Sinfonietta - Rehearsing Beethoven's 9th Symphony.

Rehearsing Beethoven's 9th Symphony.

Berks Sinfonietta - Rehearsing Beethoven's 9th Symphony.

Rehearsing Beethoven's 9th Symphony.

Berks Sinfonietta - Dr. David McConnell, co-founder, artistic director and conductor.

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Dr. David McConnell, co-founder, artistic director and conductor.

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