Love this studio! Miss Sarah is the best teacher. She's so great with the little ones! We're on…read moreour 3rd year and can't wait to spend many more with this studio!

From the owner: At Revolution Dance we build confidence and poise while learning to express emotion through the…read morelove of dance.

My 2 kids have been going to this music school for violin lessons. They love their teacher Ms…read more Helen. The office staff, Madeline is very helpful and friendly. I like the way how they bill tuitions too. You will be only charged for the lessons you go to. We'd been to other schools before. Some of schools will still charge the same tuition for the long holidays when you miss 1 or 2 lessons but here it never happens. If your lessons fall on Mondays and you miss it for holiday shutdown, you won't be charged for that.

You don't have to be a kid to have fun. I was well over 65 when i started taking trumpet lessons…read moreat Powell Academy of Music, and now I belong to a couple of community bands. We perform at festivals and park gazebos and retirement centers, and it's a blast. Never mind the kids--it's never too late to start.

A new space, off the beaten path, but worth the price of admission, and the trip. The ladies of…read morethe night in "The Oldest Profession" had a timid start, but by the end they showed their depth, in a space that brings you intimately close to the performers...hats off especially to Kathy Strum for her performance, and Greg for creating a great space that I hope brings actors and patrons together for a long time to come.

Fantastic dance studio for kids to learn and grow in a non-competitive environment! There are a ton…read moreof classes on different days and times to help accommodate different schedules.

Our children have been going to Dublin Dance for several years and we've been very pleased with all…read moreaspects of our experience with Dublin Dance. The office staff are friendly, follow up promptly, and take care of what's needed. The teachers genuinely like children and are well trained in working with each age group - these aren't just professional dancers doing what they can to pay the bills while they wait for their big break (a relatively common phenomena in the dance school world). The music they dance to is fun and engaging and they offer a broad range of classes, most offered at different days and times throughout the week. Makeup classes are easy to schedule. It's easy to observe classes through one-way windows and there's enough that you don't have parents crowding around one limited viewing area. Another factor that was important to me was that the class dress code and recital costumes were age appropriate. No bare midriffs.

The Abbey Theater houses many community performances throughout the year, and is home to Tantrum…read moreTheater, currently presenting their second season. Some major acoustical treatments have made in the last year, so the theater has great acoustics for both plays and music. The Dublin Recreation Center is located within Coffman park; depending on which navigation app you are using, several different routes may be suggested. The Recreation Center does not permit alcohol, so there is none available at the concessions.

Home to Tantrum Theater for the second summer in a row, the Abbey Theater is so intimate that there…read moreisn't a bad seat in the house. Still, it's large enough for good companies (such as Tantrum) to build large, creative sets. Located within the Dublin Recreation Center, parking is ample. The Dublin community is beyond fortunate to have a professional company as creative and accessible as Tantrum's right in their own backyard. The facilities at the Abbey are top-notch, and the shows by Tantrum are worth every reasonably-priced penny. Check out tantrumtheater.org for information about shows at the Abbey Theater.

My teenager son enrolled at SOR in Dublin about 18 months ago, with very little previous music…read moreinstruction. Since then, he has performed at 5 whole school performances and a handful of smaller group gigs. He has learned enough bass guitar skills to pick up additional songs by himself, at home. He was inspired to try singing, as well as electric and accoustic guitars, drums, and keyboard. His self confidence has increased, as well as his ability to work with a large group of peers. The staff at SOR Dublin is , in my opinion, stellar. I couldn't be more pleased with my son's progress.

My son loves playing the drums at School Of Rock! Ben is a wonderful instructor and my son has…read moreenjoyed going to all of his lessons. The staff is helpful and friendly, they always make sure that the clients are learning to their full potential. I can't wait for my son to join one of SOR's bands!

SNAP! Performance Productions is a non-profit performance group who use their talents to raise…read moremoney for charity. This troupe of volunteer performers puts on a high-energy show, building an interesting story line primarily through song and dance. The shows are written by the cast and accompanied by well-known musical numbers. I've seen two SNAP! performances, one in 2009 and one this year, and they keep getting better. As an audience member, it's hard not to start dancing in your seat and singing along. In the interest of full disclosure, I'll note that my sister-in-law is a member of SNAP!, but I've tried to take an objective look at the group and their performances. I'd definitely go to a show to support my sister-in-law, but I wouldn't be writing a review about it unless I genuinely enjoyed myself at the show. The most recent show, The Manila Envelope, was a love-triangle murder mystery told entirely through song and dance. There were no spoken lines in the entire performance, but the story was easily followed due to the talent of the actors involved and the clever selection of songs paired with each scene. Well-known songs, from Lady Gaga to Journey to Johnny Cash, told this story of love, betrayal, and murder. The songs were performed as ensemble and solo numbers, and were accompanied by dancers, who added visual richness to the production and contributed to the story with the emotion of their movements. Though The Manila Envelope's run is complete, I'd definitely recommend checking out SNAP!'s next show. Not only is it good entertainment, it's a great way to support local performers and the community.

What an awesome company. A group of talented volunteers who sing, dance and jam for a good cause,…read morewhat's not to like? My first SNAP! show was their most recent, The Manila Envelope, pulling songs from pop culture together into a murder mystery musical. Since all of SNAP's ticket sales go to a local charity, attending a production is a fun way to give back to the community!