Awesome place Love the open mic…read more Love the whiskey here too Great place Really fantastic.

This place is HORRIBLE for live music. If you're there to actually listen to a band - like, if…read moreyou've paid for tickets to hear the music, forget about it. I don't understand it, but it seems like the folks are just there to drink and have screaming loud conversations. That's fine and fun if you have not, again, paid for a ticket to HEAR A BAND. So, if you're not sitting within a few feet of the stage, it's hard to give the music a good listen. And if it's an acoustic set, you're probably out of luck altogether. We paid a bit extra for seats in the balcony and it was sweet the way they put nametags out to save our spots, but the noisy crowd directly behind us, non-stop, made it necessary to abandon those seats. The lower level wasn't much better until we moved very close to the stage. If there had been a big crowd, we would have been out of luck. Other friends have had similar experiences. The cocktails were expensive but yummy. The place was clean and cute. It's a shame the crowd was so rude and there's nothing anyone can, or will, do about it. This region has some great live music venues; this is not one of them.

Back in 1992, I moved from NYC, where I had been teaching dance for 20 years and trained with top…read moreschools like the Joffrey Ballet School, Broadway Dance Center and others. I trained many dancers who turned pro. When I came here, I could not find good schools close to where we moved. I found this school and it was wonderful. My daughter and I took classes there and were very impressed. It was hard to continue because it was a trip from where we lived, and during the weekdays, I was a single mom of 2, due to my husband's work away from home. I opened my own school, locally, and it was successful for 15 years, until I retired from ownership and passed it onto others. I retired, temporarily, from teaching (since 1973) due to bad knees. Once I had them replaced, I called the owner, who is a colleague of mine who had judged for me at my competition, to take some classes to get back to dance. She asked me to also teach. I've been teaching there and am still so impressed with, not only the professionalism, but the moral and ethics, that match mine, that I find are lacking in some schools, I love working there and how she, and the staff, truly care for the well-being of the dancers. Michelle will not abandon her ethics, just to make a parent, or child, happy. Her standards are too high, thank goodness. I am so happy, after the few years I took off from teaching and dancing, to be at this dance school. I love the fact that their annual student demo concert does not charge fees for costumes, or concert fee. Only ticket sales. It is run beautifully, and I love working with professional teachers who think like me and have the background of excellent training, not just as dancers, but as teachers. If you are looking for an ethical school for your child, or yourself, with people who care more about you than what you can bring to them, this is the place. Thanks, Michelle Wurtz, for bringing me on board, in my later years, and giving me back my passion and the joy of teaching, again.

World-class dance instruction. My daughter learns something new every time she goes there. I cannot…read morebelieve how much she has grown since her first few steps in class. The fact that this group has performed at Carnegie Hall, the Lincoln Center and at the Olympics tells me that their instruction and execution is first rate. I will continue to recommend this hidden gem to all of my friends in the area. The low cost for the quality of education my kids have received is amazing. Check them out.

Wow, that was bad. I like the director's energy but maybe stick to running the business. Really…read morebad all around. I can't believe we don't have an opera coming in Philly.

While Opera Philadelphia often has excellent singing and sometimes staging, it is very uneven and…read moreoften tries - especially recently - to go toward non-traditional presentations without consideration of whether that fits the telling of the opera's story. I have walked out, either because of poor productions or because of poor performances, of a disportionate number of performances in the 20 or so years that I have subscribed to the company. And I have often - also more recently - donated tickets for productions that I have deemed not worth traveling into Phidelphia to view. I laud the company's artistic successes, eg, L'Italiana in Algeri (2000), Simon Boccanegra (2023), and Silent Night (2013), but question their sense of direction. Or lack of it. Phil R.

First time to see And There were None, absolutely loved it. We sat in the Mezzanine right with…read moretickets around $80, which felt a bit pricey for Lancaster but the shows quality made up for it. Can't speak for the cheaper gallery tickets but we had a good view. Parking in the area is a bit tricky due to it being downtown Lancaster so plan ahead for that. Highly recommend overall.

Good quality shows, historic venue. Great for an evening out. Parking is rough which is the downsideread more

Pretty awesome show! Came and saw The Nutcracker with my mom, sister and her boyfriend around…read moreChristmas time after winning some tickets. This theater was about 40 minutes from NE Philly, but worth the trip! We ended up getting seats up in the balcony so we had the chance to see everything, every detail of the ballet was viewed. The ballet was amazing! The dancers put on an awesome show and the production of the show was amazing as well. Everything from the music, to the concerts was well put together and I was stunned by how swiftly the dancers twirled and glided across the stage. The stage area was intimate and spacious, and surprisingly the seats were comfortable up in the balcony section.

F and I were recently treated to a performance at The Roxy Ballet. The show was a Saturday matinee…read moreof Frida and Carmen. The Roxy Ballet is housed in, what is called, The Canal Studios, way down on the end of Union St. in Lambertville. The performance space is very intimate, which we loved. There is a large parking lot around the back of the building, where the entrance is. Once inside at the theater we were warmly greeted and shown to our front row seats. The Ballet is supported by, in part donations. They also have classes for young people. F and I were so close to the dancers, we were able to see the whites of their eyes. All the performances were emotional and heartfelt. We love see such wonderful talent so close to home and on such an intimate level. Looking forward to the next show.

Unbelievable production - Misery Excellent acting, set…read more Small theater is a plus. Felt like a part of show in row 2! Can't wait to see another show at Act II ​

This theater is truly a gem! Every production we have seen here has been excellent, with wonderful…read moreperformances, great direction and creative staging. It's a small theater that literally does not have a bad seat in the house, parking is convenient and plentiful and there are great dining options walking distance in every direction. It's just a fabulous place to see theater, with amazing performances, right here in Ambler!

Excellent venue ! We are so lucky to have this very talented orchestra in our back yard literally!!read more

Pintscher's Assonanza was hard on the ears. It lacked harmony, consistency and cohesion. Did he…read morerequire to play his composition in order to conduct? Better that he stick to conducting.

For years, driving on Route 30 going to Longwood Gardens or Strasburg, I noticed the American Music…read moreTheater but never attended any of the shows. Thanks to an early holiday gift, I attended my first performance, the 2025 Christmas Show Deck the Halls. I didn't make any food purchases, but I could smell the inviting aroma of popcorn when we entered the theatre. We enjoyed the lively, excellent singing and performances, dazzling costumes, set designs, and a top-notch band. Deck the Halls is a fantastic way to celebrate Christmas with nostalgic songs and remember Jesus' birth. I must note that 1600 people exiting the theatre parking lot is the only honest, non-five-star worthy concern. AMT Memberships are available, and there is already a performance schedule of shows for 2026; tickets are not sold through 3rd-party resellers.

Right at the start I want to say why I took away a star for this theatre. This is my second visit…read more Both times my mother's walker, without which she cannot walk, was taken from her and placed against the wall. It is illegal to remove medical assistance devices and she was left with no way to even get to her walker. We brought a small foldable one and she was refused to place it at her seat. This was after we were told to make our way through a very crowded gift shop to the other side of the venue, even though our seats were in the middle. This is one of the least accommodating venues I have been to for people with mobility issues. From the parking spots to removing a medical device, it is wholly unacceptable. The theatre itself is a very nice, modern establishment and the performances I have attended are wonderful productions. The ticket prices are a bit high but better seats always are. If you have no mobility issues you will likely be thrilled with this venue.

The Kimmel Center known for hosting world, renowned musicians, Broadway shows, and arts in the…read morePhilly area. Sunday it was hosting the Penn medical school graduation. It was a day of celebration and the venue was perfect. Being one of the most iconic landmarks in the city the stunning architecture made the event even more special acoustics were excellent, and the seating was very comfortable.

Had a wonderful experience to see Elf the musical. Basically, Elf plays in the big screen and the…read moreorchestra plays the soundtrack. It's even better than you think, it's a joy. I found the entry to be organized and easy to navigate with plenty of ushers. I'd do it again in a heartbeat

This company has a fabulous array of classes. All the dancers and instructors are truly…read moreaccomplished. I started my toddler in their Tiny Toes class and she's loving it! Her instructor Lauren is creative, energetic, kind, and expressive. It's right on Broad Street so it's convenient, too. Their mission statement: The goal of BalletFleming is to inspire, engage, entertain and educate the public through the works of its Artistic Director, Christopher Fleming. Established in 2010, the company is guided by this purpose in its performances, teaching, outreach activities and commitment to the community. In creating works by choreographer, writer and director Christopher Fleming, we will explore innovative approaches to storytelling, musical theatre and symphonic expositions. By drawing upon the emotional and artistic aspirations of movement, music and drama to bring that to life, we produce dance that is visually striking, innately musical and inherent to the human condition and our deepest of realms of expression.

From the owner: The newly formed BalletFleming has recently emerged in its home town of Philadelphia. Leading a…read moresmall company of classically trained dancers, Artistic Director, Christopher Fleming will produce works that can be seen in Philadelphia and abroad.The goal of BalletFleming is to inspire, engage, entertain and educate the public through the works of its Artistic Director, Christopher Fleming. Established in 2010, the company is guided by this purpose in its performances, teaching, outreach activities and commitment to the community. In creating works by choreographer, writer and director Christopher Fleming, we will explore innovative approaches to storytelling, musical theatre and symphonic expositions. By drawing upon the emotional and artistic inspirations of movement, music and drama to bring that to life, we produce dance that is visually striking, innately musical and inherent to the human condition and our deepest of realms of expression.