We went for our girls night in Miami & everything was so touching. From the art, interactive…read morevisuals, burlesque, and drinks. We were even talking about viewing the ones in Tampa and St. Lauderdale in the future. Sloan was so sweet and so worth supporting. We didn't want to leave and we wished this was assessable full time.

Fun live art experience! If you love art and creativity then you should definitely enjoy this…read moreevent! I went to the location at the Festival Bay Mall/Artegon. The line was a bit long but it moved fast once my friend and I realized the cash line was separated. Upon entering you have a food station with freshly made small portion food. I had tuna sashimi, mushroom veggie burger and truffle popcorn. All of it tasted great but my favorite was the tuna drizzled with soy sauce, sesame seeds, and some hard crusted tempura like crackers. So yummy! The rest of the space is filled with wall and live art with people painted in body art posing and being a part of the art themselves. Very unique and not your normal art event. There is a lot of nudity in the art and per the name of this event, you should leave your kids at home! Everything is tasteful which was great. It took my friend and I about 2 hours to look and enjoy. I'm so glad I finally experienced Nude Nite, you should too!!

This is a small community theater that offers a wide variety of shows. The theater is located…read moreinside the Academic Village, on the far West side of the campus. We came to watch the musical "Evita" and we were pleasantly impressed by the quality of the cast and the production in general. The singing was right on point and the play was very well executed. The theater is small and has an old fashion layout with a very small lobby, but the quality of the performances make up for that. You can buy your tickets online and that was a very easy and straightforward process, and prices were very reasonable. Overall, we truly enjoyed our visit.

Great performances by local actors at a reasonable price! Venue is quaint and comfortable.read more

We attended and event hosted by the City of Doral. This is a terrific rooftop location. It's a…read moregreat space for outdoor activities. Located in downtown Doral, it's convenient and they offer free parking during events!!

My friend and I were passing by and saw these beautiful statues that led us to the doral cultural…read morearts center. We decided to go inside and check it out, and the nice lady told us that they have events there, which makes it super awesome because they have a Events like yoga, Activities for the kids, for the adults, movies. Some of them are free and some are paid, but even the ones that are paid there at a reasonable price. This place is a nice venue and that way you can plan your events. I really liked it!

I recently attended the show in Hialeah and had a nice time. If you have young children, I think…read morethey'll really enjoy it. The performers do a great job interacting with the audience, which keeps everyone engaged throughout the show. Since it's in Hialeah, much of the performance is in Spanish, which makes sense considering the city's predominantly Spanish-speaking community. This year's production also placed a strong emphasis on soccer and FIFA. While that will certainly appeal to many guests, those who aren't soccer fans may not connect with those segments as much. For adults, the show is enjoyable, but I felt it was just missing that extra "wow" factor that would make it truly unforgettable. That's the only reason I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5. I don't mean that as a negative criticism--rather, I see it as an opportunity for an already good show to become even better. One thing I really appreciate is that this is a family-run business. I'm always happy to support small, family-owned businesses, and it's clear that they genuinely work hard to improve with each performance. They also deserve recognition for the support they show to veterans and first responders, something that not every entertainment organization makes a priority. Overall, it's a fun family outing, especially for children, and I look forward to seeing how the show continues to grow and evolve.

Your show is very exciting. It was a beautiful experience for children and families. The performers…read morewere amazing and the atmosphere was magical. My daughter loved it!

Came to this landmark theater for an afternoon showing of Girl on the Train and was not…read moredisappointed! This show was held in the balcony theater upstairs which is very small and initiate which was great for this play. The lobby was perfect sized for this event and theater but could see it getting busy/cramped for a show in the main theater. Will definitely see what else is showing here in the future!!

The Girl on The Train was the first play I attend at the Actor's Playhouse at the Miracle that is…read morenot a musical and it was phenomenal and I can truly say it has been my favorite play so far at this theatre. I hope they keep up the variety.

Amazing experience currently an orange belt if you want to go to karate go here of check when Miami…read moreopen tournament to join a good dojo but you should go to he art and sports center for the best karate.

This place is amazing! The sensei has great humor and is so nice. He teaches great karate and…read morediscipline.

This theater has moved closer to Shula's hotel since last visit. I was really taken by Roderick…read moreRandle the Box Office Manager. He saw some of my Seminole gear so struck up a conversation. The play "Black Sheep" tells of a youth who was "tried as an adult" and served ten years in prison. Several characters agree Carl should not have been "tried as an adult." With prison behind him Carl is moving into his wealthy uncle and aunt's Guest House on their property. It's a tale of racism and touches, in a monologue, on elements of the Holocaust, too. This is theater of the absurd conjuring up a Jean Paul-Sartre play. Wooden barrels full of African art sculptures arrive one by one at the property because his uncle wants Carl, who is black, to feel at home. The play is also a study of the wealthy and how they are even said to "walk differently" for they have no worries. Also at the property is Carl's cousin Max who likes going into the guest house to "be alone." The uncle's wife seems to have a romantic interest in Carl as does Max's fiancé so Carl is rather popular with the ladies. The uncle is concerned that "people" are disappearing yet his uncle and aunt try to separately enlist Carl's help making people "disappear." There is a lot of talk of family and this riveting play will have one wondering just what sort of family this is. If you are into law, know this play touches upon Criminal Law and Wills & Trusts. Throughout it people appear and disappear in the barrel(s) from Africa. Due to sexual content I'd categorize this play as an explicit "R." That is I wouldn't bring Grandma (Abuela) to see. Contact Roderick Randle, Box Office Manager, for Group sales tickets if you want. Tiny theater is located directly on Main Street, Miami Lakes.

Excellent theater! Small and intimate this theater provides no bad seats. They open the seating…read morearea about 15-20 minutes before show time. They offer some small snacks and wine for purchase if your need something to munch on. I saw Clark Gable Slept Here last month and just watched This Random World last night. Both were excellent and I will definitely be back again to watch the next play. Watching local theater whether community or professional is so magical. It gives young artists the opportunity to be seen and allows local communities to enjoy the arts without the heavy price tag. So if you are looking for something different to do on a weekend definitely come by Main Street Players and enjoy a play!

Not only impressive, but spooky and fun, as well. The audience participation was funny and…read morecreative, as were the acts. Incredible experience.

No AC, stuck in a giant tent with a couple fans blowing hot air. Performers wore cheap masks that…read moreyou can get at Walmart. Acts were mostly simple and pathetic with only a couple that were worthy. Cash only for food and drink. Severely overpriced. All drinks were warm accept for 1 kind of soda. $10 for a hot dog! The only people who would enjoy this are those who have never been to a Cirque show. These were washed up has beens. So many people left at intermission. Was too hot and unimpressive. We saw this show in Clifton Park, New York.