They put on really great shows in this space. Parking was a little tough since this is connected to…read moreanother venue but it was still easy to get in and out.

I have been going to plays at this theatre for about 3 years now. I do not think I have missed a…read moreplay since I started coming. For the most part I have really enjoyed their productions. There have been a couple of questionable plays. But the acting has been superb for such a small theatre. I even purchased a membership for myself to support them. They just released their 2017 productions and am so excited to see each and every one of them.

We happened to walk by the School Of Rock and saw some kids jamming out. It wasn't music to our…read moreears but those kids were having a great time!

My 7 year old son knew pretty much nothing about guitar but knew he wanted to try something new. We…read morestarted school of rock and he has LOVED it. He's excited to go to his lessons and band practice every week. They are doing a great job with trying to keep everyone safe and have a strict mask policy which I am thankful for! All have the staff are just super friendly and it has been such a positive experience.

My husband and I went to "Sylvia" yesterday; it was our first time at this community theater. This…read moreis a Black Box Theater meaning that it is a small, intimate setting. This production of "Sylvia" was very entertaining with lots of laughs. The actors were all first-rate with much experience. They offered a free glass of wine before the play began. Everyone was very friendly. We thoroughly enjoyed our experience there and plan to return for future productions.

From the owner: Lakeside Community Theatre is a black box theatre that produces 6 shows a season.read more

My daughter had enrolled in a group music class at Frisco School of Music and Performing Arts and…read morehad already begun attending when we were unexpectedly told the class was canceled due to "low enrollment" -- a requirement that was never disclosed directly in communications before enrollment. When I reached out asking for a fair resolution (such as continuing the class, converting to private/semi-private at the same rate, or receiving a refund), owner Chris Duncan responded by removing my daughter from all of her classes, including the ballet class she was also enrolled in and very much enjoyed. There was no mention of any policy violation or behavioral issue--simply removal following my inquiry. This action caused real emotional distress for my daughter. She had formed bonds with classmates and the teacher, was excited for ballet each week, and had even laid out her ballet outfit ahead of class. Having everything abruptly taken away left her confused and upset, repeatedly asking why she couldn't return to class. I reviewed all enrollment paperwork and found no clause allowing cancellation mid-term for low enrollment, nor any provision allowing the removal of a student from unrelated classes for raising concerns. We were hoping for a nurturing, transparent, and supportive learning experience. Instead, the decision by Chris Duncan following our request for resolution has left us deeply disappointed. I urge other parents to get all cancellation and enrollment terms clearly stated in writing before enrolling.

I called a dozen ballet studios before deciding on FSMPA. They had the best rate (5% off yearly…read moremembership paid up front), no costume fee for the recital (what do we do with $100 ballet attire anyway?), and they offer many other activities from music to arts to performing arts. Well, you get what you pay for. No glitz, no glam, no glitter about this place. Inconsistency with instructors (three in a year), curriculum, and award system (tokens for prizes given out with the first instructor but not the other two). We viewed the class on a TV screen but got to go into the studio once every other month to see them dance in person. The studio was always frigid (65 degrees) through the winter and summer time. I understand these girls are working up a sweat but they all came down with cold arms and hands. As for the recital, it was short and sweet. All classes (about seven classes with 10 girls in each) arrived early to get dressed. They all walked on stage and danced together. Then, each class did their own dance. At the end, they all got back on stage and did a final dance. Most other ballet studios have each class doing three individual routines. Depending on how long you want to stick around, I didn't mind this setup. The staff are mostly amicable. Shout out to Ms. Amanda for challenging the girls with difficult moves and also having lots of patience dealing with a bunch of girls with short attention spans.

I am a big fan of FMPAT, which produces a full series of plays and musicals AND serves as the…read morepremiere theatre school for children in the Denton area. Again, I have personally performed at this venue several times, so I show some bias. However, for a theatre with limited means (poor city funding, low donations in a down market), the compensate with casting excellent talent (both on stage and off) and producing solid shows. There are only about 80 seats, so a subscriptions is a good idea, so you get reserved seating in the center section. Some favorites from recent years include Adventures in Love City of Angels Forever Plaid Art Brighton Beach Memoirs Little Shop of Horrors Honk If you love theatre, spend some time at FMPAT. If you have you young children, enrolling them in their children's school will make them happy (and talented).

This is a quaint theatre with no thrills.The restrooms are private(one person at a time) .The staff…read moreis helful and polite.

We tried other music schools and so far this one has blown those out of the water. From the modern,…read morekid-friendly interior design of the lobby to the genuinely kind teachers this place impressed my wife and I from the start. You wouldn't know it from the outside which looks like similar to a house in the middle of a neighborhood. They have separate training rooms for the individual lessons and they even have a recording studio on site. Each month you have the opportunity to perform with some of the advanced students backing you in a concert at the local Rock 101 restaurant in Little Elm. My son is only 4 and his instructor Cody is great with him. He is starting out learning the drums but we eventually plan on him learning guitar as well. I can tell that Cody not only has solid music knowledge but also knows how to talk and relate with the youngest of pupils. We've attend a few lessons so far and are very pleased!

My daughter started guitar lessons with Amber a few months ago. She is really good with kids…read more love their teaching style, it keeps a young kid interested and wanting to practice to improve. Amber incorporates piano and voice as well. Pete was very helpful getting her the right schedule. Very flexible and understanding. highly recommend NAMS

We love school of rock in Prosper! So glad I decided to get my daughter into guitar lessons and…read moresoon voice! Mr. Farhad teach my daughter so well and she is learning so fast! I love how Ryan encourages with such good energy and passion. Ms. Nancy always so helpful and welcoming. All the staff is so helpful and love what they do. Our first rehearsal was amazingly fun! I enjoyed it so much! My daughter loves going to School of Rock in Prosper.

From the owner: School of Rock provides both in-person and online music lessons for students of all ages. Our…read moreprograms, camps and workshops for toddlers, kids, teens and adults make learning to play music fun and create great communities of musicians. School of Rock is the leader in performance-based music education. We combine one-on-one drum, bass, keyboard, vocal, and guitar lessons with group practices. Students learn to play music from day one and put on live performances at local venues. Our experienced instructors are local musicians themselves who combine the performance-based School of Rock Method and programs with individual music lessons to get results for your student.