This is a premiere dance school run by a talented and inspired dancer. I have seen her work over…read morethe past 20 (30?) years. I know dancers who have learned from her and they all have been very happy and well-trained. Her performances that she creates have been nothing short of brilliant. Erin has a passion for her work. She is caring and involved with her school like no one else that I know. If you or your child is looking for a place to learn dance, I'd recommend this school. You will learn correctly - but on a good gradient - not too fast, not to slow - with the end being a wonderful dancer, to your best ability.

There is no transparent pricing on the website. You have to jump through a ton of hoops to get any…read moreusable information including submitting all of your personal information and waiting from someone to get back to you whenever they happen to be open. This is not unique to this studio and absolutely should not be tolerated by parents as it shows that everything is tailored to the sole needs of the studio. I expect if their classes are full, then my views won't matter.

Came here yesterday for a dance performance and was shocked at how poorly this place has been…read moremaintained - as the reviewers below mentioned, there was a rancid scent of urine wafting through the walls (obvious it hasn't been cleaned in years). Secondly, the untidy bathroom (which doubles as a maintenance closet) had no sink, but a bathtub that splattered water all over the guests who dared to wash their hands. The plastic, bucket chairs were also incredibly uncomfortable, and the quality of the sound system reminded me of a boom box from the 90s. The cherry on top was the burly "property manager" hovering over the parking lot, red-faced and hurling insults indiscriminately to the incoming families. Coming here was a sad sight - this venue hasn't been properly maintained and it painstakingly shows. Book somewhere where your guests can leave feeling like their entire gamut of senses has not been assaulted.

As a LONG time resident of La Canada, I've been to this auditorium for MANY things: Girl Scouts,…read moremusical performance, and plays. The wooden chairs aren't that bad to sit in. Of course the closer you sit to the stage, the better your view. The middle section is definitely my preference. The lobby area can get very crowded. During Girl Scout activities, we usually serve food outside towards the back where there are some tables with metal seats. We've even had food near the entrance/lobby area where there's shade from the heat. Parking can be challenging so we ALWAYS came early so that we could park in their lot. There is street parking, but even that can be challenging.

My wife and I have been season ticket holders for a couple years now and we absolutely LOVE this…read moretheater. It's got a lot of historic charm and a very intimate audience-to-stage feeling. Very good acoustics. The staff are always very friendly and helpful. The first show of a new run is always on a "Wine Wednesday" where your ticket gets you a free glass of wine before the show. The theater is in the middle of an area with easy access to bars, restaurants, and parking.

We always have a great time at the Pasadena Playhouse! I usually get free tickets, and we typically…read moresit way, way up at the very top. If you have poor eyesight, I definitely would not recommend those upstairs seats because it can be pretty difficult to see everything happening on stage. The staff and people are always nice, but one thing I would definitely consider is the steep slope when walking down from the upper levels. It feels very steep and could be easy for someone to slip or fall, especially when navigating the stairs and walkway. There's also always this smell up at the top. there's no good circulation in the whole area which if you have respiratory problems, I would not recommend this place. It's usually stuffy and has an odd smell. I Wish they had air purifiers throughout the whole location.

Amazing Theatre here in Glendale .This theatre has been around since the early 60's !! I've seen…read morea handful of shows here and they never disappoint Last night I took my 9 year nephew to see "Frankenstein Resurrection" and once again it was spectacular! ! The costumes ~ the singing and acting are superb! Everyone here is so cool .. it's a fun community of very artistic people showing off their art ! I will also mention there is not a bad seat the house ... it's a circular .. U shaped staging .. where the audience surrounds the performance on all sides! Come one .. come all and check them out !! I'm already on their website looking for our next show!

How did I only just discover this theatre after all these years?…read more We just went to see The Eves which was a great scary (yes, it was, and I'm not easily scared) psychological ghost story for the Halloween season. Well acted and absorbing. Hannah Rubenstein was a real stand-out as Emily! Loved the little cozy upstairs theatre. Next week we will see Frankenstein Resurrection in the larger downstairs theatre in the round. I'm really looking forward to going back! They have a bar, complete with Halloween themed drinks for the season, snacks, and a lounge for pre-show mingling in this cool old building that according to the people who work here...is haunted! (Not that I'm a believer, but it's quite the fun Halloween experience to entertain the idea ;) Definitely check out this great little theatre and support your local arts!

My daughter has been dancing at RDC since she was 2! RDC…read moreis amazing! The knowledge of the teachers is paramount! The kindness of the Owners and Staff is amazing! I highly recommend that if you're looking for a studio to begin your dance journey this is the best one! They have adult classes as well, so if you're a mom or dad who misses dancing, there are several classes that can bring you back to your old glory! Thank you for always being awesome RDC, we can't imagine our dance journey without you!

My daughter started out with the summer program and loved it so much we haven't missed a season yet…read more(2 years in). I highly recommend this studio!! They have an amazing staff (especially patient with the Toddler ages) and the holiday/ year end performances are put together exceedingly well!

We love this venue and were honored to have our wedding ceremony and reception hosted here. We…read moreinteracted with Ani during an open house and we were very quickly sold on locking in this venue. She also connected us with several recommended vendors, many of which we ended up hiring for our big day. We had a lovely spring day for an outdoor ceremony next to their tree and an indoor dinner / reception inside the building. We were very blessed to have Ani and Thursday Club staff provide us with a wonderful venue for a day we will never forget.

Great event space!! The food was fantastic and every worker was super friendly and welcoming.read more

I am a graduate of St. Francis and I have two son's at SF now. The first thing that I can say is…read morethat there are still teachers at SF that were there when I was there nearly 30 years ago, there are teachers there now that were students at SF when I was there and most of the staff have been there over 10 years. The education and the athletics are second only to the brotherhood and the type of man the school develops. A week does not go by that I do not see or communicate with former classmates. They are still some of my very best friends. I continue to give back and volunteer at the School that has given me so much in my life.

St Francis is an all-boys college preparatory high school in La Canada Flintridge…read more Beautiful school w breathtaking views! St Francis hosted the 2024 Round 3 CIFSS D6 playoff game last night. The school is situated on a hill off Foothill Blvd and has its own parking structure. The architectural design of the school itself along w the football field was gorgeous and well thought out... we were in awe!! They have an award-winning snack bar in the western region, according to a popular magazine (they announced). Staff running the event are helpful and well coordinated which made for a very smooth, organized event.

I can't believe I'm about to join Felicia and rate my high school. LCHS... i hate to say it... is a…read morefantastic school and does a very good job in preparing its students to going to the UCs and many of the other elite schools across the country. Very strong in the math, sciences, spanish and history... it's a bit weak in the english department IMO. It was here that I became a band geek, book worm, crazy biologist and a hate of pre calculus (*cough*le *cough*ko). Without LCHS, I totally wouldn't be the nerd that I (and Felicia) am today.

I think there should be more bullying. The people here are too passive aggressive with their…read morebullying and I think they should be more upfront. It isn't very accommodating of my autism when people don't mean what they say.

I really miss this. I hope they bring it back. I went for many years. It was always entertaining…read moreand fun to go with friends.

Wicked Lit! Went…read morelast year for the first time and then twice this year to see both Production A (The Unnameable, the Chimes, and Cask of Amontillado) and Production B **new** (Casting the Runes, A Ghost Story, and The Body Snatcher). I brought a bunch of people with me to see Production A this year. It was amazing as always... Note to newcomers - if you are meeting people at the event, make sure that all members of your group receive the same color sticker on their program. You want to stay together in the same group. Also note that they have coffee, hot apple juice (which they insist on calling cider), and a few candy bars. $2 each or 2 items for $3. Bring cash, a jacket as you will be outside for a time, and comfortable shoes for walking and standing for short periods. The plays are immersive as you walk following the characters and story progression through the creepy and eeriliy lit long hallways of the mausoleum... and through the cemetery across the street. Most of the acting is great. Last night was unusual because they had BOTH productions going on at the same time. I was concerned that we would be running into each other in the corridors and we would lose the integrity of the individual plays with competing noise in the background. They actually handled it really well and there was only about 5 minutes when I was distracted by noise from another play. Production B was very good for the most part. I will not forget the images from Casting the Runes and The Body Snatcher. The Ghost Story however, started out GREAT but then the second half was kind of ridiculous. What annoyed me most was the fact that because it wasn't as long as the other plays and they all had to end at the same time, the guide read us "The Raven" as we walked back. Now, I take my Poe seriously and want it done right or not at all. This guy read it from the folder, lost his place a few times, used a voice that I assume was supposed to be funny (and wasn't). It just wasn't done well. If they HAD to fill up that time, (and I hope they read this review) they should have the poem read at the original site and read seriously by someone who can do it properly... by candlelight... with some thunder, rain, and lightning in the background. I was not only disappointed, but mad that it had been done so poorly. I could have read it better (and not from a folder). All in all, it's still a Halloween favorite and the location is fantastic and used well.