If you want to pay in advance with no refunds, don't want a recital for dance or actual play for…read moretheater arts, and have your child be taught how to vogue instead of hip hop then this is the place for you. They even have a stage and seating for an audience that was not utilized. I don't know if we got the economy version classes or this is just how they operate.

In town visiting the in-laws for the holidays and they bought tickets to go see Elf at this local…read moretheater. The production and actors were great. It was better then I expected. I found out that they moved their location recently into a space that actually is more theater-like inside. I've seen a production from TexArt before a few years back in their old location in a strip mall and the although that show was good, the seats in the old location was kinda uncomfortable. The current theater felt newer and also sold snacks to eat like chips, popcorn, soda, water, and various candies and treats. They didn't sell alcohol (probably bc they didn't have a liquor license) but had beer and wine that they can pour you a glass with a donation to the theater. Overall the experience was really good. The production set, choreography, acting, and flow of the whole show was well put together. I was afraid that I would fall asleep because we went to see the show right after dinner but it was very good and exciting throughout. The only thing that I didn't like about this new location is that it had limited parking so I would recommend to get there earlier. We showed up about 10 min before the show started and got one of the last parking spaces. The previous location was in a strip mall so there was plenty of parking!

Unless you like bad local theatre, comedy shows (which you can usually get free tickets for…read moreanyways), and unknown artists you probably wouldnt have gone to see even if the show was free on 6th Street....you should avoid this rip off. There's 2 reasons they dont show you the list of events before you sign up - The one they tell you, that its a privacy issue for their ticket providers. But also 2, the fact that they have crap. Otherwise they would at least have a list of past shows you could look at (to get an idea of what to expect). But they don't even offer that before sign up. Luckily I didnt have to get the Groupon to find this out, as a friend did and told me....

Save your money. Seriously. There are never any offerings and when there are, they are in some…read moresmall venue where you can probably get in for little or nothing anyway or they are sold out. I bought mine through a groupon deal. It wasn't worth even the 1/2 price I paid for it. I've had it since early May; and not one event. Too bad there isn't a 0 stars rating. I tried to get my money back; but, no luck.

Saw them lst week in Rockwall. They were awesome and a ton of fun. After the first couple of…read moresong, the crowd started signing along, and then each song was better than the one before. The whole place was signing and dancing. Thinking about hiring them for my wife'd bday party.

From the owner: We specialize in making an evening FUN, whether if be a party, a wedding, a corporate event, a…read moresurprise party or what ever. Airwave 80s band plays all the fun dance music you heard on MTV in the 1980s. We do hits by Blondie, The B52s, The Go-Gos, INXS, Cyndi Lauper, The Cure, Talking Heads, Prince, Modern English, David Bowie and many more. We've NEVER had a client who wasn't thrilled. Look what some recent clients have said about the band: "The band was amazing. They really knew how to play a crowd. They had everyone at the wedding dancing their *sses off. GREAT JOB." ~ Kevin M. (groom) "You all were totally awesome. Talk about a flashback to the 80's. You are the total package, from the attire, to the professionalism, to the music. The band was the hit of the party. We would recommend you to all our friends." ~ Roland and Mari, San Antonio clients "You guys rocked the house!" ~ Bill Reagan, Reagan USA Call us to discuss how we can make your party a blast ... fer sure.

Thank you PAIYH for sharing a welcoming place to find and feel the joy in dance for so many. Miss…read moreAlex is a unicorn of a human, and an amazing ballet teacher. I popped in the studio earlier today to watch our daughter Kenzie dance tonight. It's refreshing to see a teacher care and share her talent to help foster the next generation of ballerinas. She offers correction, a warm smile while fostering and building good and safe habits, while gently help the girls perfect their technique. PAIYH provides dancers with a safe place to grow; this studio is an amazing gift to our community.

We've taken classes on and off at Paiyh for 4 years. Beth Ann and her team have been such a bright…read morelight, always greeting us with so much goodness. Getting us into classes last minute, helping us with any accommodations. My daughter has been challenged dancing but also had a lot of fun. Highly recommend this studio and the team!!

Ladies: I admire your strength, courage... and tassels!!!…read more Saw BWB at Speakeasy last night and loved them! The teasing, the tantalizing, the pasties and hoTT lingerie. Fabulous job, fun time and look forward to the Spanksgiving show at Club Encore November 19th!

BWB ladies are divine. I'm most impressed with Miss Delia Dread's feather fan dance. To me, it's…read morethe most classic and beautiful form of burleque! Thanks for showing the Yelpers a good time at Yelp's Putting on the Ritz party at Speakeasy!

I came to the ZACH Theater for the first time. "Dear Evan Hansen" is an emotional story that really…read morestays with you. The performances captured the vulnerability and loneliness at the heart of the show. The themes of connection, mental health, and the need to be seen feel incredibly relevant. It's not always an easy watch, but it's meaningful and worth it. I felt every character and it truly had me breaking into tears. Getting tickets at "will call" was easy. The Libby had lots of seating. Tables and chairs, and small lounge couches. There was a young women singing on a small stage with a guitar. Played a few songs that we all knew. And charmed us with her own original song. Beautiful voice. There is a small bar in the back. I did get a small cocktail and a box of popcorn. The auditorium room had wonderful seats. It looks like row K is the best seat because they have like a small bar like table in front of you. The chairs don't have cupholders. So you end up having to hold everything or place on the floor. No one obstruct your view from the stage. Every seat is a good seat. Parking is easy. I paid $15.00 and found parking easily. I was also a little early for the show. I just started following ZACH on IG to see up coming shows. If you want to see this show, they did say they are extending to May. I hope you come see the show and support the local theater.

We became Zach XP members in Jan and this was our first show since joining, my wife is a huge…read moreAgatha Christie fan and so I got the tickets for Valentine's day. We went early as that is who we are, and this was great. The cast was amazing, the sets were fun and the use of the screen added to the feeling and drama. We took seats with a bar in front to store your drinks and snacks which is great. You get discounts on parking, drinks, and merch which is also nice, we took an uber/lyft but good to know if we ever drive. The staff was all friendly and helpful, they had entertainment before the show in the lobby, a singer who was quite good though we only saw the last 2 or 3 songs by her. As is normally the case anytime you go out to a place like this the drinks are fairly pricey and small. Made well though, they have a nice feature where you can use a QR code to order for intermission to have your drinks and snacks waiting at a central table to save time. SHANA SAYS: I appreciate having Zach as a cultural resource. The facilities are great! Actors are great! One thing that could use some work is the bathrooms. Since intermission is only 20 mins, at least at this show, the bathrooms both had long slow lines. They had a men and women's restroom and there were about 4 urinals and 4 stalls. I made it back but just barely and there were people behind me and even more in the woman's restroom line. The positives outweigh the downsides and we have loved the few shows we have seen here. We do love theatre and love having this option and being members.

Angelica is literally THE BEST. HANDS DOWN. She got my voice to go from singing tingy pop alt rock…read moresongs to now being able to do just about ANYTHING. So HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!

From the owner: Angelica (Thompson) Haydo is a highly trained instructor with over 18yrs experience teaching,…read moretraining, and rehabilitating students. Specializing in all music styles such as opera, musical theatre, rap, r&b, hip hop, trance, pop, & more - and training everyone from young to old, beginner to seasoned & experienced experts. Students can be seen signed to major record labels, on broadway, on tour, and on popular shows such as The Voice, American Idol, America’s Got Talent, Songland, and more.

What a great date night! Shakespeare's in the round, open air theatre! We brought in our own wine…read moreto enjoy the show. The Barronsmen did a fantastic job of bringing As You Like it to life! The folks who checked us in we're very friendly and informative and even gave us some bug spray. It's a hidden gem right on the water with tons of space for parking and picnic tables too. Would be great if there were real bathrooms and some better snacks available but that does not sway me from coming back again and telling all my friends! No need to dress up. This is super casual and high heels are not appropriate for the gravel path to the theater.

I can't believe this place is still this well-kept a secret on Yelp. So, the Curtain Theater is the…read morehome of the Baron's Men, a Ren theater troupe doing awesome and rarely performed stuff like Kyd's The Spanish Tragedy along with, increasingly, some originals and contemporary plays with historical settings (e.g. Stoppard's Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead). The Curtain Theater itself is a period-style wooden theater purpose-built at one-third size based on the specs of the original Globe in London. It seats 350 on wooden benches, with no seat more than 25 feet from the stage (per the web page). There are seat cushions with backs to rent for an additional buck for those disinclined to sitting on hard surfaces for long. Shows are wonderful: as was the case in ye olde times, you may bring your own snacks and libation (coolers are welcome), so the crowd can get rather animated. Cheering and jeering during the show is encouraged, which is why visiting the theater was probably a lot more fun in the 16th century than it is now. The Curtain is on a software billionaire's private property on the bank of the river, so it's quiet as a mouse outside (save the odd power-boating neighbor) and feels a million miles into the country (the raised elevation and proximity to the water make temperatures substantially cooler), even though it's only a mile outside of New Hanover county. Parking is free, tickets are cheap, and the period-dressed staff will happily sell you souvenirs or chat with you. The performers stand around after shows for conversation and photo ops. The Curtain Theater may be the perfect dorks' night out.