Absolutely LOVE this place but only receiving 4-stars for the following reasons:…read more First, If you sit back near the SRO (bar area), ALL you hear is people talking and the clinking of glass. Horribly distracting. The WORST place to stand or sit near if you're in the back of the Orchestra (latter rows)! Two, if you sit along the left wall (Orchestra), there is an alcove of sorts closer to the front of the stage. There is a TV in there (WHY, I don't know!), that is left on during performances. If you're in seats along the wall, you 'will' be distracted from the glare of the television light (as I recently was back in Row N!). Lastly, lobby bar prices are INSANE: $38 for a single serving CAN of wine and a single serve bottle of Prosecco. We had just come from a very nice restaurant and paid well less than that for quality!

I am an avid concert goer. Going to see live music is my hobby of choice. From massive arena shows…read moreto tiny venues that hold less than 100 people, I love it all. I fell in love with the historic Capital Theatre the minute I walked in. Just a spectacular old building. While the show we saw, I won't say who, wasn't the greatest concert in the world the sound production and sight lines made for a really pleasant concert experience. Oh, and I should mention that the parking was a piece of cake. The reason this venue only gets three stars is simple: the bartenders were massively over serving. This was by far the drunkest crowd of concert-goers I've ever been in. It was literally unsafe. The venue gets props for having gender neutral bathrooms...they just don't have enough of them. The lines were nuts and for this show there were booze-fueled fights happening while you were waiting to take a leak. All in all, not a great vibe.

second time here and we had another wonderful time. Staff was friendly and helpful. Beverage…read moreprices were on par for live entertainment in the area. Not one bad seat in the house. Not sure about the negative reviews.... albeit both performances we attended were not sold out shows so i could potentially see some delays with a packed house but isn't that almost everywhere ? Will 100% return soon

What a great venue for a concert! Saw Mike DelGuidice who is always amazing and had a fantastic…read moretime! Wish the beer line didn't take forever though.

Outstanding theater experience. The Cinema, Civilized!…read more My whole family loves the Avon - you can actually enjoy yourself watching great movies, surrounded by people who love great movies in an environment that helps transport you to what is on the screen. The theater from top floor, to theater to bathrooms - impeccably clean. The snacks are snacking... The popcorn (butter, salt) is real popped right there. Wine, beer if that's your thing. There are almost no experiences like this left unfortunately. A gem in the heart of Stamford.

Thank goodness for this awesome theater. They show all the best movies. They are curated with care…read more The popcorn is yummy and seats are comfortable. One of the finest things about Fairfield county!

Great customer service at Greenwich Music! Staff is extremely knowledgeable and talented and always…read morehelpful

Terrible store. Owners yelled at me on the phone and would not help me retrieve my guitar after…read morebeing repaired as I live 1.5 hours away. I dropped the guitar here as I was flying out of a nearby airport. I suggested they ship the guitar to my home once complete - they refused to do this because, "we do not have any extra boxes to put the guitar in." Then I asked if they would bring it to a very close UPS store and the answer was a flat "no." Then I the owner yelled at me and hung up the phone. He yelled at me saying, "Why did you bring your guitar here anyway?" As of present, I am not in possession of the guitar and I do not know how I am going to retrieve it.

Wow I take Dance there and it's great! I love jimmy and Tracey! They teach there! It teaches u…read morelifelong lesson! I am just saying dat u should really go there it's cheap and has recitals with awesome costume so yep' anyway plz go u will enjoy but btw this is school for kids and teens So yep and hope that u go

From the owner: LPAC of Stamford provides excellence in dance instruction in a family-friendly state-of-the-art…read morefacility. Classes include Hip Hop, Tap, Jazz, Ballet, Creative Movement, Modern, Contemporary and Acrobatics for children and morning and evening Dance for adults. Locust Performing Arts Center also offers fun party packages.

I worked with Miz Liz for many years and she brought such delight to our children parties at the…read moreYWCA. She was professional and unique, a one woman circus indeed with great interaction and laughter from the children. Joan manager of YWCA birthday parties

MizLiz & Co. is simply a tour de force! Her ability to engage and captivate the audience is…read moreextraordinary. Such a joy to watch the kids laugh and participate in the show. If you are looking for a very talented and entertaining crew, you have landed at the right place. Bravo!!

"Torn curtain giving me the glance Torn curtain is bringing…read moreon the trance Torn curtain reveals another play Torn curtain, such an exposé" (Television) If you're heading to a show at Curtain Call and pop "1349 Newfield Avenue" into your phone or GPS, don't freak out when the Sterling Farms Golf Course appears to be your destination. That's because the Curtain Call Theater Complex lies within the golf course. Curtain Call has two indoor theaters and an annual free 'Shakespeare on the Green' summer program. They entertain over 30,000 theater lovers every year. I attended last night's 7:30 performance of The Taming of the Shrew. The gate opened at 6:00, and yes, admission is free, but $20 donations ($10 for seniors) are suggested. After I checked in, I was escorted to the lawn seating in front of the stage. There are a few seating options. If you wanted primo seats, you could bring a blanket or "low chair" right up to the front of the stage. If you want to sit in the next tier of close proximity to the stage in a traditional height lawn chair (behind the blanket crowd), you can reserve a spot for $28, and they'll put a big sign on the lawn with your name on it. If you don't choose to have your spot reserved, you'll set up your chair right behind the reserveds. I didn't reserve and ended up with a great location -center stage in the third row of chairs. I saw a lot of patrons with some pretty fancy food spreads -salads and charcuterie and sandwiches, etc. BYOB is NOT allowed. If you want a freshly made burger or hot dog, a short walk to The Stillery restaurant will get the job done. The Taming of the Shrew is a Shakespeare comedy about courtship, gender roles, and marriage. Curtin Call is a non-profit theater with volunteer actors and staff. The Taming of the Shrew's cast was phenomenal, they all had strong voices and commanding stage presence. In my untrained opinion, I thought Miranda Falk in the role of Biondello stood out. Her comic touch, body language, and mastery of long rapid-fire monologues were outstanding. I thought she deserved a standing ovation after one of her very funny scenes. And in case you're thinking of checking out Curtain Call, you might be intrigued by a December offering called "The Three Scrooges". Imagine Charles Dickens meets Moe, Larry and Curly!!

The Kweskin theater space is a very sophisticated production space. I wish I could say the same for…read morethe Curtain Call cabaret theater space. This is not a good venue for theatrical productions. Poor sound and poor lighting and awful seating sets a difficult mood for seeing any performance. No matter how good the acting might be, the space just makes any production that I have seen there a disappointment.