The Star Theatre and its classic neon has pulled my heart strings ever since I was a little kid. We…read moremoved to Oceanside last winter and over this last year we've loved driving by the theatre and have kept saying we need to see a show - so we finally did! We bought tickets for the youth production of Anastasia and dear lord, it was SO FREAKING GOOD. We both cried. The kids were freaking phenomenal! The design, costume, and talent was 10/10! We were so impressed with their passion, cohesive change of set, and from the littlest actors to the seasoned stars - they all absolutely rocked it. The theatre seats were comfy and the temperature was comfortable without needing a jacket. No photos/video are allowed during the production and everyone was respectful and followed the rules, which made for fully immersing in the performance. There were light refreshments available at intermission (chips, candy, waters, beer/wine). We caught the matinee and it finished just in time to catch happy hour at 333. We'll be back again!! If you're thinking about going, do it! The Star is celebrating its 70th this year, so a perfect time to join the fun!

First of all, I was expecting to see Joe Hisaishi perform but, instead it was a quartet performing…read moremusic by Joe Hisaishi. Did I feel scammed? YES! Did I enjoy the music though? YES! Fortunately, the musicians were all top notch professional musicians with peak level musicality other wise I would have walked out... MUSICIANS: Professional and their playing was very soothing. They even performed an encore at the end which was the Legend of Zelda... SERVICE: C+ I felt like I was entering TSA check in at the airport. Phones must be silent. I couldn't even have the screen on. Too strict for a small theatre... AMBIANCE: 7/10 you could hear fire trucks passing by in the background. Do they plan to leave the theater doors open throughout the entire performance? This is definitely very different from Carnegie Hall... I should have known better. Joe Hisaishi would not be performing at a little theatre like this one... I would steer clear!!!

This is a nice theater to see a show or concert. They have a nice parking area and the theater is…read morevery comfortable. The staff was extremely helpful and personable. I look forward to going back again.

My friends and I had such a wonderful time attending Winter Wonderland. There were so many fun…read moreactivities for the family, including a play area with snow, arts and crafts for the kids, food vendors, musical performances, Photo Booth, photos with Santa, and much more! The highlight of my day was sitting on Santa's lap, something I had never done as a kid! Next to that would be the amazing performances! This was a really fun 2-day event for the community. The best part was, it was free! They have a theater where you can purchase tickets to attend musicals such as The Nutcracker. I'll have to check them out one of these days. There's a large private parking lot with free parking, which makes it very convenient to attend events here.

We have fun coming to this event every year, it's held at the Antique Gas & Steam Engine Museum…read more Everyone that dresses up in Viking costumes goes all out, and it's fun to watch. This event has mostly meads, there are some regular beers on tap as well. The food is delicious, and they have plenty of options to choose from, but the Swedish meatballs and meat pies are my favorites. The bands playing this year were really good. They also have rock lifting competitions and ax throwing that was fun to watch. Parking here fills up fast. You can park at Vista High School for $5 and take a shuttle to the event. It's totally worth checking out.

We visited the Festival this Saturday. It was fine. Lots of things to check out. Had to pay 28 per…read moreadult 5 per kid and 10 bucks to park, which is fine. It's just some of the volunteers you could tell never worked in customer service. Specifically, in the kid area where they had to paint the shields. One lady in particular was so rude. She was a little older with shoulder length brown hair and I walked away from her thinking, "wow, she should not be a volunteer." Maybe she was having a bad day, idk, it left such a bad taste in my mouth I won't be bringing my family back again.

Friendly, good hours and always helpful when my kids want to come in, even without booking a time…read moreslot.

This is our favorite spot to spend our Friday nights! Prices are fair and the family who run this…read moreplace always make you feel so welcome. Plus we have never had to wait for a cage. So happy to finally have cages in Fallbrook!! Highly recommend for players and for those who just want to have fun!

I love that we have this community theater! It's been here for many years and the productions are…read morealways outstanding. I come frequently to see musicals. There's also the "Merc" which is in the front by the box office and is a quaint atmosphere with live music most times. If you haven't visited the Temecula Community theater you're missing out on some wonderful shows.

Has the best time at the Jazz night. Musicians came and chatted with us during intermission. Such a…read moregreat and relaxing night out. Wine is allowed if you bring your own you'll have to pay a cork fee in the back where concessions is at. Get here early enough to secure you self seating table

My daughter absolutely loves being part of Center Stage Productions! It has been such a positive…read moreexperience for her, and she always looks forward to being there. The community is welcoming, supportive, and encouraging, and she has made wonderful friendships along the way. We're so grateful to have found a theater community where she feels happy, included, and excited to perform!

This rating is not for the performers who were excellent but because I attended a Mamma Mia…read moreperformance twice, once as an usher and then as a patron with my daughter and granddaughter. On August 10th they charged my credit card for $75 for three thumb drives (two daughters and their cousin). Here it is November 8th and no thumb drives. They keep saying production is slow. What do you think?

My first time to this location. We came here for a program graduation. It is an older building but…read morea good venue to use for a smaller event. I like nostalgic feel and look and it is in the older part of Vista where there are plenty of food nearby stops to try.

We saw Sweeney Todd there last weekend. I asked for a refund…read more On the technical side, the microphones were feeding back the entire time, while other actors were almost impossible to hear. Many lighting cues were missed and several times the house lights came up for no reason at all. Additionally there is no assigned seating so you have to line up early if you want a decent seat. To the production: The sets and costumes were fine. Everything else was not. This was billed as an adult production, yet most of the cast was high schoolers with little to no previous experience. One actor playing Mrs. Lovett was good. The rest ranged from passable to laughable. If it had been advertised as a high school or amateur production I would have understood, but paying $25/ticket I think I have the right to expect more. The cast needed to learn theater etiquette. I've never, even in a school production, seen cast members run out to the lobby during intermission to say hi to their friends. To cap it off, intermission ended with a couple of the cast members literally BEGGING for money. It was distasteful. I've read that other attendees actually LEFT at intermission. I probably would have as well, had I not been on a date. Finally, for some unexplained reason they dual cast the show, having most actors play a lead one night and ensemble the next. The only reason I can think of for doing this was so that everyone can feel good about themselves. That's fine if you're in an acting class, but shouldn't happen in a paid production. They really could have used the extra polish that having a single cast would have afforded them. I've read many other reviews that have indicated this is a fairly normal experience for this location. Given that they're under the auspices of Moonlight, I'm quite surprised. I won't be going back here again.

This is a good place for their gymnastics. But it is very very small, and the kids can't really…read moreget a stride going. They hold several competitions, but only 3-4 outside teams can compete and perform. Seating is very limited, and you really can't see if you are sitting down. It gets hot in there quickly. $6.00 to watch, but only if your kids are performing.

This was a terrible experience and very unprofessional. My daughter who just turned Four a few…read moreweeks ago was so excited about trying gymnastics. We took her here in hopes that she would leave happy and to feel like she was part of something. However, the people there are not warming, energetic and have no enthusiasm. My daughter went through the class and at the end she started to have a meltdown because she didn't want to leave. She didn't nap that day because she was so excited. The lady Debbie told me "can you take your obnoxious child out of here because this is getting out of hand". My daughter was just overly tired and didn't need to be treated like that. Sally who taught the class seemed very overwhelmed with her and hardly had any enthusiasm. When I walked out to the car, Sally approached me and she told me not to come back which I wasn't planning on anyway. She was the one who just had a hard time dealing with an energetic kid. I will pray for them and hope they change their attitudes and treat people with respect.