Went to see Buckethead last night. Good show. Found parking right across the street. Quick…read moresecurity. Reasonably good sound system

So, this is not an update but a review of yet another show and Host on Sunday August 31, 2026. This…read moreshow was the movie of "Little Shop of Horrors" a 40 year anniversary recognition with the original Female lead actresss Ellen Greene hosting with her manager Scott on stage. There were a few questions and answers, but lights were not shown on the audience so on stage they could not see who was waving hands to possibly get a chance to get a mic and ask. Also As EG tended to lovingly go off on tangents many questions were not precise or answered from the small crowd. Definately could have had a more exacting format for that proceedure. As for the movie, Wow, it was clear and sharp with good sound and nice to see on a full screen. This one was the original ending (not the directors cut) Where they appear to live happily ever after - maybe! **) - Great cast in this version with Rich Moranas, John Candy, Bill Murray, Steve Martin, Jim Belushi, and a few other perfectly placed characters. I got a great seat after calling and speaking with a helpful lovely lady, though I felt the tickets for this were a bit costly. My drive is far enough away for it not to be a common visit. Though with the passing of versitile Vagabon Tim Curry perhaps the upcoming Rocky Horror Picture show will fill more seats.

I still love this theatre, for all the reasons other reviewers stated. But the last time I was…read morethere in mid March it was freezing and almost impossible to stay- but we did. I have since heard the heat had been not worked since early fall and throughout the winter. I didn't want to write this review on yelp because I love the theater and I understand they're a nonprofit and might be struggling. I wrote a letter detailing the experience and never got an answer. I copied two of the of the people on the contact list of the theater. Does anyone know if this has been fixed and if the heat is part of a HVAC system would that mean there will also be no air conditioning in the heat of the summer. Does anyone know what the problem is?

I really like this place. It's cozy and features films that are intelligent and off-the-beaten…read moretrack

saw the string quartet.. the show was excellent, place was nice, ushers were very niceread more

CM Performing Arts Center in Oakdale NY does a number of performances. Not only well known works as…read morethe up coming Addams Family the Musical, new works as The Area between Us written by Ashlyn Frank , a variety of children's shows and, as well , a combined effort murder mystery in a church for a fundraiser. Sin & Gin was a fun and cute performance of a 1920s theme murder mystery. It took place in the Saint Ann's Church in Saville NY, as a combined effort of the Church, along with People's Arc of Suffolk . The write up is a service for Edith Corse Evans' a fellow member who had died 10 years before, who heroically gave up her seat for her friend on the Titanic (Edith was a real person who gave up her seat for Caroline Brown) when one seat on the life boat was left, knowing she had children to go home to. As in most stories this one had name changes. (You know; when you see that list at the end noting any resemblance to real people is strictly coincidence) The Cast who I must applaud all stayed in character, no matter what questions that I asked them. They and many of the parishioners who came to pay their respects, were also dressed in 1920s attire. Of course after the service, a FRONT, they sneakily took a trip to the back River Room where all kinds of things happened including a rousing evening of booze, jazz and ---MURDER! (See pix + Videos) Dinner was included in the ticket price of $75.00. As was one complimentary glass of wine or beer, courtesy of Loughlin Vineyards with an open cash bar for more. For the fund raiser they also had tickets for purchase a 50/50 a door prize basket and other raffle baskets. CM Performing Center is one of the Long Island theaters for live performances. Add them to your list.

We're so happy we found this place. The instructors are all working actors and my daughter comes…read moreout smiling after every class. I didn't know anything about the acting field before but Erika has been GREAT! Everyone there is welcoming and so helpful. Thank you Creative House

Really excited to discover this place. Extremely professional with very talented teachers. Frequent…read moreworkshops and for those who want it can find agents and talent scouts straight from the city. Nice variety of classes for kids and adults. Erica is very knowledgeable and runs a very professional facility.

My two daughters have been at Island Dance Academy for over 14 years. They have not only learned so…read moremuch about dance and expressing themselves creatively but also what it means to be a part of a team. Their teams have become their dance "families". Miss Robin and the entire staff at Island Dance Academy not only teach the girls to be beautiful dancers through creative choreography and talented teachers but they also learn how to be beautiful people by always putting kindness and compassion first!

We are truly so lucky to have found Island Dance Academy as our dance "home". When I signed my…read moredaughter up 7 years ago, the preschool class exceeded my expectations and year after year they continue to do so. The director and staff provide a supportive environment, teaching the children not only the foundations and many styles of dance but also to be the best version of themselves. The relationships built at IDA go beyond the dance floor and that really says something about the quality and kindness of the studio. Having such incredible mentors has paved the way for my daughter's ambition to be the best dancer she can and we are forever grateful to be apart of the IDA family.

My daughter is 8. She joined for the first time last year. In just one year she was lucky enough to…read moremake it into the local production of The Nutcracker. She was an angle and a polyana (spelling?). The girls really learn a lot and the owner and main teacher, Orlando, is very fair and really tries to get ALL the girls a chance at feeling like a real ballerina. Actually the plays they put on are really great. Very professional. The dance recitals are way way too long though. They should be broken down into two separate shows.