It's been several years since the remodel and it's holding up pretty well. I like the…read morecheese/caramel popcorn options they offer now and there's quite the menu. You can actually order food and drinks online and have them delivered to your seat. Anyway. When I went to pay for my grandson's snacks I was stopped because they no longer accept cash. I truly dislike this. I prefer to pay in cash but I had to tap to pay for a drink and popcorn. Luckily, I don't go often and I don't buy snacks for myself.

You won't be allowed in if you arrive 30 mins after showtime... even though those 30 mins are just…read moreads anyway. I understand it's policy, but it's a dumb policy.

We have been here many times for concerts and shows. The concert venue is nice and brings in great…read morebands; i.e. The Fabulous Armadillos. Shows vary but they tend to pick oldies like Grease too often. I remember seeing Shirley Valentine here decades ago when they took more risks. They do have a drag brunch monthly so that is something. Parking can be challenging for the concerts. On concert night there was a wedding, concert and Guys and Dolls. Maybe a comedy show too. Very packed. Show parking is good because you arrive earlier. The food is very standard. It has always needed an upgrade. Recommended, by now it is an institution.

My husband and I celebrated his 30th birthday here, and we had an amazing time! Our server was very…read moreattentive and the food was pretty good. My steak was unfortunately pretty rare when I asked for medium rare, but my husband shared his with me which was cooked perfectly. I enjoyed the mousse dessert we ordered, though it was a little small for the price. As for the show, we saw Guys & Dolls. It was energetic, fun, and the actors were incredible! Overall, this is a fun place to go when you want to celebrate something. For the price, the free dinner we got, and the show, it was definitely worth it.

This is such a great space to see a local production done by kids. There isn't a bad seat in the…read moretheater. If you have toddlers, they have booster seats available to use, just ask. The tickets are reasonably priced and you can usually get one last minute of needed. The staff are really helpful and friendly in my experience. The seats are comfortable and there really isn't a bad spot to sit in order to have a great view of the stage. Parking is all street parking, so it can be a challenge on a busy night to find a close spot. After the shows I've been to, the actors all line up to say hello and sign your program. It is fun to congratulate them and say great work!

We LOVE the Stages Theatre! The 1st show we went to was Maltida and my older son loved it and we…read morehave been taking our two boys (ages 6 & 3) to shows since then. Great plays with mostly children actors/actresses tailored for kids. The cast also does meet and greets after the shows - my kids love getting to meet them! Madagascar today was our 4th show and we went a group of almost 40 people. The group discount rate is amazing and it's fun to go enjoy a show with a group of friends. FREE parking ramp super close to the Stages Theatre which is very nice. They also have lap child passes for $5/kid (age 4 and under) for younger kids who want to sit in the lap of an adult vs having their own seats. Highly recommend checking out shows here!

I love our hometown movie theater! It's conveniently located in downtown Chanhassen. Parking is…read morealways easy. It's nice that we have our own theater and don't need to drive far to see films. The tickets are reasonably priced, and they have a rewards card for extra value. Their various snacks are yummy and always made fresh. Boxed candy is available, too. The owners are friendly and deserve our support. They even decorated the entryway to provide Christmas spirit! Come on, people. Support our local businesses!!

Great little local theatre. Popcorn is awesome. Staff is friendly as well. We come here all the…read moretime. It's a nice alternative to the bigger theaters.

Perfect for preschoolers! Ballet, Tap and Jazz exercises set to songs written just for them...and…read moretheir parents! Also, kiddies will learn sign languages, manners and health skills.

From the owner: Non-competitive dance classes for kids ages 2-12. Our unique Dancercise Kids introductory jazz,…read moretap, ballet, fitness and creative movements curriculum - fun for boys and girls ages 2-7; advanced dance classes in Jazz, tap, hip-hop and ballet kids ages 3-12; Musical theater classes for kids ages 5-12. Programs are delivered at our studio in Minnetonka, and our Dancercise Kids curriculum is delivered to pre-schools and childcares across the country and beyond. Our curriculum is available to dance teachers, studios, fitness centers and child care centers for purchase, and we also provide an extensive range of great kids' music.

Good, clean comedy. It was a great event for our church group. The actors are very talented at…read moreworking with what they get from the audience. ComedySportz was great to work with as they gave us a group rate and reserved seats so our group could sit together. We will definitely come back!

This a review for the Improv Classes only. This is my story. I signed up for the Improv 101…read moreclasses. This was all new to me. Thought it would be fun. I live in the rural area outside of Minneapolis, so I drove 40 minutes to enjoy fun and create comedy with other non-comedy people. Other average people. Not what happened. Let me explain... This is all new to me. So, during one of the warm-up exercises. It was the one-word poem exercise. Sounds cool. The fours words leading up to me, were, "The"..."Cows"... "Were"... "Making"... Which then left me to think up a word that kept the poem alive... I picked the word "Whoopie". The room stopped. 3 to 4 people in the group, which told me that the word Whoopie was inappropriate, and I needed to change the word choice right away. They all had urgency in their voices... I was taken aback... What? My word "Whoopie" caused you to stop everything? I was only doing what felt natural. I was told by 4 people that my improv was wrong. I needed to change my word choice. WTF? Really? Whoopie? Woke people are everywhere. They stand and make you feel shamed into thinking just like them. No more free expression. All this shaming because of the word Whoopie? If you're thinking of taking Improv classes at Comedy Sportz. Read what I've experienced and go if you want. I'm totally off this group. Nothing personal Comedy S, your people are too judgmental of everyone outside their circle. I said the word, WHOOPIE? REALLY? I'll keep telling everyone how your people shamed the heck out of me that night at class. I'm hurt. TD Riggs Comedian. P.S. I did talk to the class teacher later during break. He didn't seem to care. The second half of the class, those same people talked comedy about mating with animals and breeding to make animal children. What? Bestiality is OK, but Whoopie isn't? Run far away from the hypocrisy of these classes, less you want to become them. lol. Hated the feeling they gave me.

My daughter has been dancing for 6 years and 4 of the 6 years has been with CREO. Before CREO it…read morewas just Dance lessons. Since she has been going to CREO Dance has become a passion for her. She only has that passion because she sees that same level of passion from everyone that works there. I am a Dance Dad and I would recommend no other school other than CREO Arts & Dance Conservatory.

We were referred to Creo by a friend who's daughter was in their program and we ended up testing…read morethem out this summer with their dance blitz summer camp. We instantly fell in love with them! My daughter was "late to the game" to the dance world - joining as an 8 year old. Yet, they made her feel super welcome and she didn't feel "behind"... they put her in a group that was similar to her skillset and she had a blast that whole week of camp. We decided to put her in the program this fall and I am amazed by how quickly my daughter is catching on and learning! It's been so fun to watch her :) thanks for all that you do Creo! We can't thank you enough for making sure my daughter feels a part of the group!

Best dance school around! This is a community of teachers, dancers and parents who care about the…read morewhole dancer. Costumes aren't cringe worthy. Music is appropriate. Encouragement abounds for all the dancers. They offer rec classes and a performing arts program (for the more committed dancer). We drive 20 minutes, 5 days a week past many other dance schools because PSOD is the best.

From the owner: Welcome to Prairie School of Dance; a faith-based dance studio located on the edge of Eden Prairie…read more& Chanhassen, MN, offering Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Sacred, Pop Hop, Pointe, and Musical Theater, for ages two through adult. We offer both a Recreational and Performing Arts division. Our mission is to provide quality dance instruction in a wholesome environment while celebrating the beauty of each dancer & most importantly the JOY of dance.

I was very active at Blue Water throughout middle and high school. It was a positive experience at…read morefirst, but then there was a change in leadership. The company started oozing money, the new artistic director only hired her artist friends that were unemployed, along with her boyfriend, who was a raging alcoholic. There were instances where contractors would yell at children and make them cry, and the staff that actually cared, along with other students, would be left to console them. Along with this, the artistic director was unable to manage the administration/office work aspect of her job, and began to complain and give many of her responsibilities to students who were eager to help. This was in no way, shape, or form the faults of the students. They were taken advantage of by an adult they trusted and cared about, who was tanking the business that they loved so deeply. This director ended up being fired due to her making political statements in the 2024 production of Les Miserables (it is a BWTC tradition to produce this show every four years). Because of this, there was a mass exodus of the staff/contractors, and the new AD brought in a pretty much new staff to the theatre. However, the theatre has not recovered financially, or in any other way. The building has some charm, but is falling apart due to how old it is. There have been some problems with ticket sales as well, especially for high school students. All of the kids are aware of this, and many of us would feel disappointed when we would go to perform a show, only for the audience to be 10 to 15 people. I did have some positive experiences at BWTC, and met some people I am still very close to today, but the negative impacts outweigh the positive. If you or your child are looking for theatre programming, try Stages, Children's, or another theatre in the area. They cost the same, but they actually have qualified contractors and staff who know about theatre.

I just saw Les Miserable at Blue Water. (5th time over the last several years) every performance is…read morebreathtaking! the casting is brilliant. the kids embrace their roles and bring such depth and richness to each role! this is an amazing theater company that gives kids a place to explore their talent.

It's a clean and comfortable theater that doesn't smell weird…read more My favorite is the upstairs one, it looks like it used to be a live theater stage.

This is a really cute place and I have come with my family multiple times (before COVID). It's nice…read moreto have a cute little movie theater so close to home, but for being in such a small town it's in good shape and I felt comfortable. The staff was friendly and all the ads are local diy commercials which are fun to watch.