I can't believe I never knew about this place?! We signed up for the Grub Quest dinner crawl and…read morethis place is on the list... I literally had no idea before tonight. THIS place was on our dinner crawl map for a 8:15pm raffle and we weren't about to miss it. I didn't win, but we stayed for TH night *Open Karaoke* Boneyard IPA on draft *yes, please*. Thank you Grub Quest for introducing US, we'll be back for sure *thumbs up,*

This very small theater did a professional presentation of The Christmas Story. The seats are…read morecomfortable and the atmosphere is very casual.

I will definitely be back for a play or musical, but I can say with confidence that the Everclear…read moreconcert I just left was the worst sounding concert I have ever been to. To say the music was muddy is an understatement. How does the opening act sound better than the headliner?? Rant over. I hope for better luck next time.

Recent visit to see The Doll Pack. Great experience with the Theatre's staff who were very helpful…read morewith my handicapped guest. Such care was taken to make sure he was comfortable.

Everything went well, the staff is amazing, as is the venue. The performers put their"all" into…read moreeach performance.

I am sad to report such a low rating, but The George Harrison Tribute was a disappointment of epic…read moreproportion. Although each musician was talented, and could clearly carry a tune, the show in its entirety missed the point. This shared more like a junior high school recital and completely missed the mark on the essence of rock n roll. The Beatles era was absolute mayhem. Girls literally peed themselves when they experienced the Beatles. It was said that when the Beatles performed, they couldn't even hear themselves play because the screaming was so loud. This production played more like a talent show at an assisted living facility. The costumes were horrible. Since when is a Mohawk a Beatles era hairstyle? Why not give the players some Beatles wigs? Another noteworthy aspect of the show was the placement of each band member and how stationary they were. They felt separate from each other... there was no flirting... no sexuality. No grit. No emotional depth. And the best singer - the female who sang let it be.... (She was the best part of the show by the way) her outfit looked like something Bert and Ernie should be wearing. Who directed this? How could they not catch these (to me obvious) defects? Also- the women should have been off-book with their narrations. This made the show feel amateur. I wasted my money. I had to leave the auditorium at intermission - which was a first for me. I couldn't bear to suffer any longer. Camelot turned out to be Cam-a-little. No thank you. Never going back again. Boo.

I've been to CTP's last three productions and they have all been great. We just saw Guttenberg, the…read moreMusical. It is absolutely fabulous -- not to be missed!!!

It is a smaller theater but the play we saw was great. It is in a convenient location, and you can…read moreenjoy some dinner next door or ice cream across which makes it for a fun night out.

I normally don't take the time to do reviews, however, I want to save anyone else's child from…read moreexperiencing the horrible experience we had with this center. Our daughter attended this studio with her friend who's mom is a dance instructor here... she absolutely loves her dance instructor and spent months working on her dance, even putting other activities she loves on hold to dedicate her time. The day of her performance, i dropped her off with her instructor and just a few short hours later she called me crying saying that the stage manager, Kelly Osbourne was so rude and was making other kids cry by yelling at them and forcing them to stay in small rooms where the heat was unbearable. My daughter told me that the heat was getting to her and I told her to leaving the building to get fresh air but she said she was terrified that Kelly would yell at her and she just wanted me to come get her. I encouraged her to stick it out since she had worked so hard. In talking to other adults that were there, I learned that another member also needed air do to some breathing issues and when she stepped towards a door for air she was accosted by Kelly telling her to get backstage, even stomping her foot at her and saying "I said NOW".... This was told to an ADULT!!! I can not imagine just how she was treating our children if she was speaking to an adult with breathing issues like this. This was my daughters first experience with dance and I know this will be her last due to the experience she endured here. I would NOT by any means recommend this studio to ANYONE especially those with young children.

You will not find another dance school in the medford area that cares more about creating…read moreopportunities to share the art of dancing with as many people as possible. Mary Cowden Snyder works hard to create a positive and encouraging atmosphere for her dancers. She does all she can to keep prices down and even has scholarships for boys and low income families. The studio is not fancy but you will not find a better teacher anywhere!

I have seen some brilliant new plays at the Ashland New Plays Festival. I think they consistently…read morepresent important new interesting politically charged plays. They are showcasing plays that I think have had very important stances on social justice which I really like to see in plays. I try to make my way to as many of their shows as I can. I think it is very integrated in the theatre based community of Ashland. I think the Unitarian Church is a very good venue for staged readings, but i would certainly follow ANPF to a new location if it changes. Especially because it seems that each show is at capacity in the Unitarian church and if you don't get there early enough sight lines can be a problem, especially from the balcony; there is a railing that can be a really obstruction in the balcony. SOU students, you can discount tickets for $6 make sure to mention that you are a student. If you are buying tickets at the door make sure to have cash, they don't have any way of taking cards at the door. A really fun night out with friends. Make sure to stay for the talk-back with the Playwrights. It's always interesting to have the playwright in the room. And as the plays are in the process of being revised you can give input to the playwright in person! OSF fans, make sure to check it out. There are frequently OSF actors in the plays. It's fun to see them in a different setting.

This was such a fun experience, a great night out on the town. The food was excellent the drinks…read morewere even better. Entertainment is great very interactive. Went out on a birthday date here and it definitely didn't disappoint.

After years and years taking on water, the ol' tub looks as if it might be stabilizing. Don't get…read moreme wrong, with a less than sterling crew like this it'll be hard to steam 24 kts, and whatever you do, no more Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner or like ptomaine offerings. Tim Bond knows what he's doing, so hope abounds. OSF no longer has a "resident playwright", presumably due to budget cuts, but that's not all bad as the previous RP was, ahem ... It's hard to imagine the days of sellouts and top grade actors returning, although next year has a Bedard/ Tufts collaboration, and that WILL sell out! This year the emphasis on flashiness ramped up a bit as Taming of the Shrew got good and frantic. No Covid, no wildfires, no Garrett garbage, so where are the playgoers? The stories being told are too often CRAP! Membership has dropped in half. HUH? New plays can be terrific, but year after year of klunky choices is at least partially to blame. This year: Come From Joy. Oh baby! And it was good to see Aunt Ester back on the stage. Remember her in 2007's Gem Of the Ocean? How about some Mamet, Fugard, Odets? It does NOT have to be ancient, but it oughta appeal to the ... oh, never mind. Just stop the nonsense and ... * There ARE promising young actors. I'll give you 6-1 that Nedderson shows up in A LOCO-MOTIVE FOR MURDER. There IS hope.

First time coming here. We did not know what to expect, we also thought we would drive 8 hrs from…read moreSeattle. Let's start with the flight, it was a quick 50 min flight from SEA vs 8 hr drive. Our Lyft driver Carlos had a few recommendations for food (see my Italian food reviews). Then our hotel, we stayed at The Ashland Springs Hotel, celebrating 100 yrs. Everything was walkable. Theaters are walkable We didn't need a car to go around. We saw Midsummer's Night Dream and Yellow Face, both were at the Angus Bowmer Theater. Enjoyed both productions. Yellow Face was well written. Planning the 2027 plays, will watch an outdoor play.

My granddaughter only had one year with the fusion dance academy…read moreand was on the performance team although she has been dancing since she was 4 with a different studios she loved it and it was her best year dancing she dances everything from hip hop to tap jazz ballet etc and now she gets to be a instructor and again she loves working and teaching the younger ones I am so thankful for Kimberly and staff for helping her

My girls love dance at Fusion! We have tried a few other studios in the valley and Fusion has a…read morehigh skill level in many kinds of dance. They are very modern without being trashy and its a great place for boys too.

Coraline should be playing here every year for Halloween. The movie is based in this town. The last…read moretime it played here was about 7 or 8 years ago. I never see anything worth watching when I walk by. If they played Coraline it would bring in people from out of town to come see it. It makes me sad there is no real acknowledgment of Coraline in this town other than a small plaque. Let's either do a Coraline festival or play the movie here! It would be such a waste not do so.. I hardly see anyone going to this theater and I don't want to see it get shut down.

Love the Varsity! Perfect theater for Ashland. Excellent programming. The independent films are…read moremuch better than the mainstream ones.