This is a terrific venue for live music. The restored school auditorium is lovely and comfortable,…read morewith excellent lighting and sound. No food or bar but a terrific place to listen to music. We have gone twice and both times were excellent.

Great venue. Not a bad seat in the house. They advertised happy hour which didn't happen but that's…read moreokay.

8/8/2025: Cute theater with a great lineup of plays. We saw Annie and loved it! One of our friends…read morewas a leading role, so we got a group together and went to see her. The rows of seats are graduated like a small movie theater. The lighting was great. The actors wear mics to enhance the sound. The offer popcorn and snacks for purchase. You can also purchase bottled water. If you want an alcoholic drink, you must purchase a "Stageworks" tumbler for $20. It comes filled with your drink of choice on the first round and then you pay for the addition drinks with a by the glass cost. You can bring the tumbler back each time. There was a little bit of a wait at intermission for the bathrooms. Of course, us ladies always have to wait no matter the venue. The staff were great in assisting us to the other more hidden restrooms. Everyone was friendly and the night was terrific. The theater is in a shopping center. Parking is free. You can buy tickets online and then pick them up at will call.

Went to go see Honkey Tonk Laundry and really enjoyed. The theater is small and intimate so every…read moreseat has a good view. The seats are fabulously comfortable. Parking is $15 but right at the theater. Staff is lovely.

Lovely community theater production. They are currently operating out of Spring Community Church…read morebut the next show will be in the nearby gardens. I went to the opening night of Antigone and really enjoyed the production! They have some light concessions (water, soda, candy) on donation.

This is a great little theater! So much heart for a small theater group. They has been working out…read moreof at a church in Spring.

Mrs. Ray is AMAZING!! All the staff there is so welcoming and patient. I couldn't recommend enough!!read more

We love ADA!! We've tried other dance studios in the area and think ADA is the best! The…read moreinstructors are awesome and our daughter is learning so much!

NYT is amazing! I have watched my daughter transform and found her passion. The community that NYT…read morehas built is amazing- they put God and love Into everything that they do and makes them a stronger community. I am glad we found NYT. They put on amazing shows and camps! Thanks NYT

From the owner: National Youth Theater's professional theater instructors all love the Lord, love kids, and love…read moretheater! (In that order). NYT is a non-profit, Christian ministry with the mission of engaging students in life-changing experiences through the performing arts. Students will have the opportunity to gain vocal, dance, speech, and acting skills through all of our programs. Offering theater classes, broadway-style musicals, fundraising productions, and summer theater camps! Go to www.NationalYouthTheater.org for tickets to upcoming family-fun musicals and registrations for theater programs!

TMX has become a second home to my daughter. We've been there for five years and it has not only…read morehelped prepare her for middle and high school drill team but has also given her the opportunity to succeed at stage competitions both as a soloist and in groups, learning teamwork, bolstering her work ethic, and pushing her to build skills and performance quality. The personal growth and drive she's developed while at the studio is unmatched. The studio owner and instructors are caring but still push these kids and give honest feedback and intensive training. Moreover she feels safe, secure, and supported. The recreational program for younger dancers is the perfect launch into the dance world. I cannot imagine finishing our last few years of dance before graduation anywhere else.

My daughter has attended this studio since it has opened and we couldn't be happier with our…read morestudio. From the director to the teachers everyone is just amazing. From 2 year olds to elite competitive seniors, they do it all.

This is a wonderful venue and host to the amazing Broadway Across America musicals each season…read more I've been here several times, both in the main Sarofim Hall and the smaller Zilkha Hall for smaller productions. You can park across the street in a paid underground garage, or if you're lucky enough to find a street parking spot, certainly grab that! The entrance has a lovely view of Downtown which has made for great pictures at the time of graduations. There have always been ample staff on my visits for musicals and they are very helpful. There's a metal detector when you enter, then two large staircases on either side that lead you up to the mezzanine and separate stairs to the gallery. There's also an elevator that services all floors. On the mezzanine level there are multiple bars, often with themed drinks for the shows. But be careful - they come with hefty price tags! The halls themselves are gorgeous. Both have nice comfortable seating and wonderful sound. The view from the gallery in the main hall can be a little difficult for making out details on the sets, but it's decent.

I recently visited the Hobby Center for the Performing Arts to see Back to the Future: The Musical…read morepresented by Theatre Under The Stars. Parking was available for $20 in the parking garage. It was raining and able to navigate to the theater without getting wet. The venue itself is beautiful, modern, clean, and well-organized. We were able to enter quickly and our tickets were scanned with no wait. From the moment we entered, everything feels organized and easy to navigate, with helpful staff throughout the theater. Our seats were in the Mezzanine section and the view of the stage was partially obstructed by the back of people's heads sitting in front of me, but still had a decent view. The acoustics were excellent and the show was a fun, high-energy experience. Restroom lines during intermission were extremely long but seemed to move quickly. They had a variety of drinks available but I didn't purchase any. The overall experience felt seamless from start to finish. Except for the parking. After the show, was stuck in the parking garage over an hour trying to exit. However, the Hobby Center is a great venue for watching a show. Would absolutely come back to watch another show!

The Riot comedy club is a good spot to catch a show. The service was great. You scan or code pull…read moreup the menu and the servers bring everything to you very promptly. It is not a big space so it is really great for crowd interactions with performers. I had the chicken lettuce wraps, really good chicken salad mix with loose butter lettuce leaves, delicious. Drink minimum per guest is 2 which is standard at most places I have been to. This is a great spot to check out a show the staff were great the service eas awesome!

I laughed a lot throughout the night--the comedy was definitely on point. The comedians did a great…read morejob and kept the energy up the whole time. Unfortunately, the food and drinks didn't match the experience. Everything felt overpriced for the quality. I paid $10 for a tiny brownie that tasted store-bought and was so dry it literally stuck to the roof of my mouth. I'd definitely recommend eating beforehand, because the food just isn't worth it. That said, I still had a great time overall thanks to the entertainment. If you're going for the laughs, it's worth it--just don't go for the food.

First visit to the Alley Theater for the brilliant performance of "Fences" by August Wilson in…read moreHubbard Theater directed by Eileen Morris in the . I chose paid underground Theater District parking which is vast, great lighting, parking staff, and safe. Garage signage, yet, I found the twists a little tricky. Persevered and next time I'll be a pro. Friendly ushers, lobby bar, large restrooms, elevators, and comfortable seating. Houston Theater District always has fantastic shows.

Alley Houston is one of Houston's premier theaters. Today I'm here for A Christmas Carol, and on…read moreother times shows like Wicked. I'm an oil and gas engineer but I learned one thing when I moved to HTX is with our focus on Arts. You can see this in the Houston Ballet, Alley Theatre and so many other venues. Come, buy a ticket. Any play will be a good one. Even better, try to get in the first few rows. The cast will pull you into the scene like you've never felt before!