I was invited to Sister Act and was surprised the actors/singers were amazing. It's a nice cozy…read morevenue, clean and the acoustics is great. There are a lot of restaurants nearby to check out before a show.

What a delightful and unique musical. The characters were so spot on to the t.v show Sponge Bob…read more Full house full of patrons making it more entertaining. Reasonable ticket prices. Bring your own water. No concessions. Parking easy.

I've visited the performing art center in Queen Creek a few times now. It's where Club Dance has…read morebeen holding their bi annually performances. It's such an impressive venue, from staging to the actual performance area it works well. The seating in the main performance area is a great size not overly big so you can see the stage well from any point.

Love this small venue. Have seen several performances here and can see& hear everything on stage.read more

Thank you Higley Center for the Performing Arts for hosting the graduation ceremony for Apache…read moreTrail High School at your facility! This is a beautiful facility that is quite spacious. It has aged well through the years, and is quite well maintained. The tech component of lights and sound operation went seamlessly from the point of view from an audience member. As someone who has done tech work for theatre productions at a couple Performing Arts Centers (PAC) in the area in the late 2000s, I was impressed with this facility from the front center of the auditorium. Definitely worth looking into either renting and/or booking for an upcoming event here.

My friend and I saw Toast. The best if Bread. This was a great place to see these wonderful…read moremusicians. I don't think there was an empty seat in the house. The music was great and the audience had a great time. There is plenty of parking I believe. They have a snack bar with drinks and candy. No alcohol is served. Prices were not bad. An interesting side note is the ladies bathroom line went faster than the men's. Maybe the ladies has more stalls. I would love to go see other musicians here. I think most seats are good. We were in row L and a little to the side. Great seats. Nice venue and can't wait to return.

We went to Actor's Youth Theatre to watch Beetlejuice and support my friend's kid who was in the…read moreshow. The performance was fun and full of energy--the cast did a great job bringing the story to life. You could tell they worked hard, and the production had a lot of heart. It's a nice place to check out if you want to support local youth theater and see some talented young performers in action. We had a good time!

I had the pleasure of seeing my first production put on by this group, Footloose! The…read moreactors/actresses were all so amazing. You can tell they truly enjoyed being there and it made attending so much more enjoyable. The choreography was on point and I really enjoyed the singing as well. They did a great job at capturing the Footloose film in a very quality production. I certainly was pleased with the price I paid for this experience. Bianca was very kind, helpful, and accommodating as I purchased my ticket last minute. She was able to sort seats around so I was able to sit next to someone who had purchased well in advance. I felt very welcomed and invited to join in for the show. Thank you for a great time, Actors Youth Theatre!

Recently watched Beauty and the Beast here and it was such a GREAT PERFROMANCE. We had great seats…read moreas we were seated through door #2 - row 18 and seats 10 /12. We were right in the middle and the view was perfect. The workers we interacted with were friendly and helpful.

I have been to a few shows at gammage and each time I am…read moreso happy to have this in our backyard. I just watch Hells Kitchen which was amazing and I have seen a few more like The Temptations and Suffrage. Thank you Gammage for giving us the arts.

This is my 2nd time watching a student performance. Both were so very funny with a boat load of…read moretalent. There is no charge for admission. Seating is great, it's easy to see and hear from anywhere. Temps are just right though I carried a light sweater. Lots of free parking and just off the 101. A small concession stand offers waters, various chips and candy for $1 & $2, a deal. I await the fall show.

A little-known gift that you have available to you is that Scottsdale Community College (SCC)…read moreoffers FREE plays two times a year in April and November. These are entertaining productions put on by serious, professional theater people. You can check the schedule in advance for the dates, they're usually posted a few months in advance. Although the performances are free, I'd encourage you to put a donation in the box that's in the lobby or mail in a check so that you can get a tax deduction. SCC is the only community college in AZ that offers free performances to the public. Last night's performance of You're a Good Man Charlie Brown was outstanding! Energetic acting, great singing, and cute costumes. I especially liked Sara Matin's performance as Snoopy. The only reason I gave the event/venue a 4 and not a 5 is that the theater is usually oppressively cold; so cold it's hard to concentrate on the show. I've attended four performances. There was a large crowd there last night, so that might have made the temperature more bearable. Highly recommended! Some shows are family friendly, some are for adults only but you'll be able to figure that out in advance.

we really enjoyed our visit there. The seating may not be the plush recliners that a spoiled person…read moreearlier mentioned, but they were still comfortable, the popcorn was very good and the atmosphere was great. We'll be back.

In the words of NeNe Leakes "I was shocked, honey. I was in tears almost."…read more Imagine my shock when we walked into a theater with seats from 1996. Sitting through a 2.5 hour movie was so uncomfortable. No thank you. Catch me at Fat Cats, where you get refills on any size drink.

My daughter has been attending Studio 3 since 2010. I've…read morehad all 3 of my children there for classes. Emma, the owner, loves these kids and goes above and beyond for them every chance she gets. I've never seen someone more committed to kids as she is. I consider myself to be a protective parent and I trust Emma and the staff with my kids wholeheartedly. Throughout 2020 they have worked tirelessly to put safe systems and procedures in place to continue providing kids with opportunities to safely rehearse and even perform on stage! Following all city / county / state guidelines and mandates. Even going beyond mandated guidelines when it made it safer for the kids, their families, and staff. Studio 3 is my daughter's "home away from home" many staff and students have become family to her.

Looking for a studio to get your child moving? Do not stop here. My child started here in 2021. Her…read morefirst year, she had a musical theatre teacher quit, a ballet teacher quit, and her Saturday class cancelled. I should have seen the red flags. But I met the dance teacher Rea who so graciously allowed my (then) 4 year old to dance up and join a class for 6+. Because of this dance teacher, my child joined the dance competition team. The team, the dance teacher, the parents have all been amazing. But the studio director Emma is the only reason why we will not be returning. Rehearsals, events, and shows never run on time and working parents are expected to get time off with short notice when Emma finally decides to send schedules out. Private lessons are constantly interrupted by volunteers that Emma has hired or even Emma herself. If you are unfortunate enough to be bumped to the back dance room, be prepared to have your child dance around props and costumes. She is also highly unprofessional, she asks her parent volunteers for far more than she should. Billing is hardly ever on time. This year she double charged my account for lessons that we were previously charged months prior. My emails and texts and stopping at the desk went unanswered. It wasn't until I told the front desk that I was not going to pay for tickets to an event, that Emma was now magically available. Instead of remaining professional and saying it was a clerical error, she chose to blame two other staff members who have nothing to do with billing accounts. And what really did it for us this year was when Emma told her older son to hide behind dance bags at a dance competition in a dressing room for girls only. Other studios complained about her son and many of us moms warned her, and she chose to try to use her daughter's bag and my child's bag for her son to hide. Since that incident she has become vindictive, even going as far as yelling at children that they will not dance at recital. Unfortunately even with a great dance teacher and great community amongst parents, we can no longer subject our child to Emma. Not when my child's is telling me she is scared of her. Find another place.