very much a very young kid's show. And it should be billed that way. Normally I live their shows…read morebut this was very boring with nothing exciting or visual about it. We left at intermission.

I am a big fan of Cirque du Soleil, and never miss a show when they are in the Denver area where I…read moreknow live. As always, the costumes and acrobatics where great, but it seemed too much time was spent with clownish acts that dragged for way longer than usual. My biggest complaint though is that they always have a live band and a main singer that adds a LOT to the overall experience and these were replaced by a recording. I don't know if it's because we were at the Budweiser Center in Loveland (although it would make no sense as I have seen a few of them in different arenas, as well as their chapiteau). There is always an act with clowns before the start, while you wait, and that one was also scratched. Lastly, during the previous performances I've been to (maybe a dozen of them), you have to look around as stuff is happening above and around the stage, and that was missing. I don't know if it's because of Covid and they are trying to save money and get back on their feet, or if they didn't bother because of the smaller venue. In any case, it was a big disappointment, these tickets are not cheap (same price as Denver) and when you are used to the high standards of Cirque du Soleil, this was a very bad surprise. Like a cheaper version of the regular shows I am used to, but with the same high price tag. I hope this is not the new trend.

We were really unsure what to expect going in, as it's an older venue, but we had a great time…read morehere. It doesn't look like much outside, for sure, but we were pleasantly surprised once we went in. Decent amount of free parking in the lot and on the street too. There was a woman at the door checking off names, so we never actually needed our tickets. The seating area can be set up with tables and chairs, with dance floor in between, as it was on this night, and permanent stadium seating up above. We correctly went with the stadium seating and were immediately rewarded with comfortable, bucket seats. Venue is small enough, and acoustics were great. Rush Archives put on a really good show in what seemed like an intimate venue. Concessions are much cheaper than you'd expect, which was another pleasant surprise. Water for $2.50 and soft drinks for $3.50 definitely took us back many years too. We won't hesitate to come back next time another band is playing we want to see.

This is an amazing venue owned by amazing people ....the music is always entertaining and…read moredanceable. The stargazer has this beautiful vibe and classic theater ambience. There really is nothing else out there like this.... So if your out and about and you just want some great entertainment for an affordable price check out Stargazers theater and event center you won't be sorry and you'll return.... guaranteed.

Went on a date night at Cosmo's Magic Theater and had an amazing time!…read more Cosmo is absolutely amazing and so talented! If you like magic or are looking for something unique to do in town his shows are absolutely amazing! He has 3 different sets of shows with different tricks and even a kids show during the day! He is super interactive with the crowd and picks participants throughout the crowd not just the front, which was nice. They have some snacks and soda/coffee/water before and during the show intermissions which was really nice but don't serve food or alcohol. Voodoo brewery is right across the street if you want to grab a bite and drink beforehand. Highly recommended checking this place out! Cant wait to go back and see the rest of his shows!

"An Evening of Enchantment: The Poetry of Magic with Cosmo"…read more There are nights that linger beyond time -- and tonight, in the heart of Colorado Springs, magic itself took a bow. For two wondrous hours, Cosmo held us spellbound,weaving wonder with every flick of the wrist-and every tale spun in golden thread.Cards danced, coins vanished, and logic surrendered to laughter and delight. The Magic Theater, adorned with vintage posters and filled with a cozy, inviting glow, was the perfect haven for this poetry of illusion.It felt as though the walls themselves whispered secrets of magicians past. Cosmo, with his gentle kindness and disarming charm,did not merely perform tricks he shared a part of his soul.His mastery of sleight of hand was matched only by the warmth of his storytelling. I choose to be poetic, for tonight was magical poetry itself a celebration of wonder, grace, and joy. Five stars, without hesitation, for a performance that rekindled the childlike spark in us all. To anyone visiting Colorado Springs make time for this rare and radiant experience. And as the Irish so wisely say: "May you always believe in a little magic, for those who do shall never grow old." Bravo, Cosmo -- you turned an evening into poetry. Jose Pienknagura Josepienknagura@gmail.com 2025

Cute little local theater with an amazing cast and loads of talent! Round of applause for a…read moredelightful show!

Enjoyed the circus 54 show while in town. The dog act was my favorite…read more Unexpected fun. Don't miss it!

Three of four loved the new production , Where We Belong at FAC. How did she remember all that? As…read morea Mohegan and a Shakespeare doctoral candidate her discussions on language disappearing was intriguing. In addition having someone sign for the deaf brought another dimension. I loved the show.

Absolutely incredible show. I saw Elf and let me be the first to say it was so Christmas. My one…read morecomplaint they didn't ask me on stage...I was confused. Pissed I didn't get on stage.

This is a great local theater company that reminded us of a much nicer pace of life and a community…read moreof good people. We were in Colorado Springs for a weekend when our google search for things to do nearby came up with "Males Order Brides", and it was a wonderful evening! Hosted in an interim storefront location (so don't expect fancy digs yet, but the set and staging were perfect for the play), the plot and comedy were rollicking fun, there was a chorus singing western songs during the intermission, the acting was good and the audience was involved and seemed to be enjoying every moment. It felt like we were on a visit "home", and among friends -- we wish this new community theater much success!

From the owner: Fountain Community Theater in Fountain, Colorado is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization formed…read morein 2014 by individuals who share a passion for producing plays for kids and adults alike. We fosters community togetherness through the performing arts. We produce entertaining plays for kids, lovers of the theater, and anyone who's still a kid at heart.

We saw R.U.R. - the 1920's play which introduced the term "Robot" into popular language…read more It was an amazingly well-done Show with an incredible cast. And the 59er hosted the event beautifully, with an excellent show drink and friendly service.

I LOVE small theatre!…read more Having seen a few productions at Springs Ensemble Theatre, I think the people are amazingly nice, the actors are great, and ... they pick depressing pieces to produce. The happiest ending I've seen here was the two wives (not to each other) who started kissing at the end. I don't plan to see Life Sucks, their next production. I was disappointed that their COVID precautions were enforced with "if you say your vaccinated, that's good enough": From their website: "Note on COVID-19 Precautions: Audience capacity has been reduced to 25 for safety. All audience members must be vaccinated or have had a negative COVID-19 test within the past 48 hours. Masks are required while inside SET. Concessions will not be available. All actors have been vaccinated against COVID-19 , take weekly tests for SARS-CoV-2, and will not wear masks while performing." Maybe it's that we're currently living in a dystopian future that when I go out for a play/movie, I want some happiness and fun in the mix and I'd like to see a happy ending, not experience more depression.

Fortunate for me and a friend, we got to see The Half Life of Marie Curie before it sold out and…read morethe show ended. Leslie O'Carroll was amazing in it! Her voice carried throughout the theatre so it was easy to hear her and understand what she was saying. She carried the show. Her Chara was exciting and Leslie carried it with energy. I would love to see any other work she does in future productions.

Very poor accessibility, theater seats not bolted to floor the ADA needs to check on this and the…read moreCity should be looking at the safety. Different theater but feels cold and unwelcoming. First time here and probably last. But come check it out for yourself, just not my cup of tea.

What a fantastic Venue for Theater. I have been here several times and i have always had a…read morewonderful experience. The venue is small and its impossible to find have a bad view. The actors are always such a joy to watch, and Theater Works usually picks funny plays to perform so its always a fun time. They're drinks are really reasonably priced which is rare to find, and if you become a season pass holder, you drink for free. Please support local theater and check this place out. Its worth your time!

Since y'all deleted my review on google I thought I should post on here and give more information…read moremy sister has given me! Absolutely disgusting experience. My sister joined this studio believing it was a safe, Christian environment, but instead she was manipulated by the owners' son (25) shortly after she turned 18. He continued pursuing teenage girls at the studio while leadership ignored the behavior and protected him instead of the students.When my sister finally spoke up, he was allowed to stay at the studio while the women and girls involved were reprimanded/fired. She tried showing information that he assumed she was 17 at the time, but the owner (name is posted on this page) took no time to shut her down and refused to see any proof. Even though my sister was of age, she had only been 18 for less than a month, and even as a legal adult he should not have been engaging with her as he was 7 years older than her and knew better. Watching her lose what she thought was her safe place has been heartbreaking.Parents need to be extremely careful about who they trust around their daughters. I suggest finding a studio that does not let such disgusting behavior happen around or to your kids and teens.This studio cares more about protecting their image and family than protecting the young women attending their classes. In the end, I think J&J has a lot they need to improve, like keeping their son away from young women and teens!

I was looking for various movements for Hip-pop dance in this place, and I was lucky that the owner…read morelet me take the first class without charge. The young male instructor was ok and seemed shy to talk to a newcomer. It was ok, but I could not say I liked the place because their installation in the classroom for students is pretty decent. For example, they do not install a whole mirror to cover the side of the wall, so students can not see how they are dancing. Learning new movements of hip-hop dance is important, but also checking oneself is important with the body's lines while dancing. Also, the class was dirty and not organized as if being in a big garage. For this reason, I did not go back to the place to register Hip-pop class and started looking for other places, and I found an online class for myself.