Nice little theatre. I think mostly local productions. Saw fiddler on the roof and $20 tickets…read moregot us awesome seats. I get they're not professionals. But it is Nice to watch a show that's less than a hundred bucks these days. Don't get the front row or even second row. You'll be looking at the actors feet. 3rd row is perfect.

From the owner: The LSC Tomball Performing Arts Center is a 30,000 square foot multi-purpose, two level, structural…read moresteel framed building designed as an instructional facility for training in theater and theatrical production. The facility includes a 425 seat theater and stage with accoutrements such as a green room, generous main lobby, props and scenery spaces, an orchestra pit, theatrical sound and lighting, and service support facilities. The LSCT Performing Arts Center is located on the Tomball campus, site oriented toward Highway 249 to invite exposure and community involvement.

I got chilllls, they're multiplying, and I'm loosing control cuz the power this place supplying is…read moreelectrifying! So we saw Annie here ... ahh jk. Of course it was Grease. Ya know, I could watch elementary kids perform Grease and I'd still like it cuz the musical has always been that nostalgic goodness I can't get enough of. It's definitely not broadway. It's low budget for the set and props. And tbh it looked like the actors weren't really into it and lacked enthusiasm. Idk. A few of them were really good though. I actually saw Grease on a cruise recently and it was a lot better there. There I left singing the songs in my head but here just didn't have that pizzazz. Doors open 15 minutes before showtime. There is a Concession bar but it wasn't open during intermission. And only water can be brought into the theatre per staff. Twix bar and water was $4. The restrooms are small and it's 1 urinal and 1 stall for everyone including the actors who I saw scrambling to use it during the intermission. Theatre itself has no bad seats. But Note the two chairs on each end of the front row are regular movable chairs and not the numbered theatre chairs attached to the ground. The play did start about 5 minutes later than curtain time as people kept trickling in. Programs are on laminated bills that you return at the end of the program.

This non-profit theater has undergone a huge transformation in the last year with new decor,…read moreupgraded bathrooms, a great show line up and a fabulous experience for all. We have seen many shows at this theater and have enjoyed all of them. The theater offers shows for youth and adults, and during the 2025 Christmas season is putting on Mary Poppins. The talent was supberb!

This review is for their performance in Houston…read more If you've been to other Cirque Du Soleil in the race park before then you know that there's no way around paying for parking. It will cost you $12 to park. The good thing about the parking is it was super organized so even though there were long lines of cars trying to park, the lines were moving; and once I had paid, the attendees directed me where to go and it took me less than a minute to park. Before you can enter the Grand Chapiteau, you have to go through your typical security measure. There are no metal detectors but they will look inside your purse if you have one. I was here with my sister and she didn't have a purse so we didn't even get checked. She did have a jacket on her but they didn't check it. This means you could sneak in your own snacks/drinks should you be inclined to. Why would one be inclined to sneak in their own snacks/drinks? Well, a bottled water/soda will run you $5. Nachos will run you $10. A Cotton candy will run you $8. Hot dog will run you $7. You see where I'm going with this? If you're coming here with your family (kids, wife, girlfriend, whatever), then you be better be ready to be dropping some $$$$. As for the show, it's your typical CDS stage/seating. You have the round stage with the seats surrounding them. I was lucky enough to get good seats to the right side and three rows from the stage so I was able to see everything clearly. If you opt to sit toward the back, some times you can't even see the faces of the performers clearly. The show started at eight on the dot. Some of the performances are pretty typical CDS where it would amaze you what a human body can do with training (contortionist, balancing act, juggling). Some of the other acts were more creative (invisible circus, finger dancing, animal impression). One act in particular was a combination of both where you have this dude playing yo-yo in the middle of the stage, but holy cow, he could control them yo-yos like they were a part of his body. I felt like he should have been competing in international yo-yo championship or something. All in all, I was happy with the show. This was also my sister's first Cirque Du Soleil and so everything was brand new to her and she was thoroughly impressed with the performances. CDS is always a fun event to go to and I definitely will go to whatever other Cirque Du Soleil shows that would make a stop in Houston.

3rd Cirque I've seen. Dralion 2002…read moreVarekai 2005 LOVE LOVE LOVE CDS...can't believe it's 12 years since my last one. Houston parking was $12; I parked the furthest away and still it wasn't far from the tent. I was concerned that the AC might not be working from a heads up review 4 days earlier...but, thankfully the AC was on and blowing good!! Toilets looked like porta pottys but they actually had lights and hooks to hang your purse---speaking of...I walked in the stall and there hung a yellow bag and a Kurios souvenir! I was like...HOW can one forget ALL that? Turned it in to an employee...hope the lady got her stuff back. The seats are small and very close together...I chose an end seat so I'd only have one person beside me. My seats were stage right 8 rows back...awesome! Show was exciting...as usual, I was amazed. Do yourself a favor and attend a Cirque de Soleil soon...it's well worth the $$$

We attended a show here and loved it. Since then, my son has performed in two shows. The staff is…read moretop notch and he has learned so much!

Great theater. Acting, lighting, sound all very good Theater seating is excellent. Not a bad seat…read morein the house

Highlight Theater is awesome and very affordable! Cherish is amazing with the kids and really knows…read morehow to teach and direct at their level. Her enthusiasm for theater is contagious and my 9-year-old throughly enjoys the classes. In fact, many of her students sign up for multiple classes each session. You'd be hard pressed to find someone who doesn't adore Cherish and admire the work she's doing and the passion behind it!

From the owner: Highlight Theater Company provides theater classes and performance opportunities to kids, teens and…read moreadults.

I had such a great time Friday night. Great family owned business that inspires everyone to find…read moretheir own artist within. Everyone gets to choose their own paints where most placed only let you paint with the colors of their choice. Everyone could choose their painting of choice and we did not have to pick the theme night painting. The instructor walks around to each person and gives guidance and encouragement. It will be will be back. I've painted my best painting ever which was a colorful owl. At the end everyone got to paint their name on the walls. How cool was that to have your signature on the wall for everyone to see.

There is something about carefree painting, spills, and an occasional dirty joke that makes a night…read moreworthwhile. The Drunk Artist is located in Old Town Springs. I have never visited OTS and since I know it's so close by, there may be a trip here more often. Even though there is a class calendar that shows what the painting will be for the night, it's pretty much up to you if you want to paint it or not. Unlike other painting places, there is not an instructor that holds your hand and tells you step by step how to paint. The different types of paintings are printed out on small pieces of paper which you use for inspiration for your canvas. For instance, tonight's painting was the Texas Flag. At the front desk, there were many variations of the Texas flag that you could choose from. If you aren't digging those, you can choose other painting inspirations on the wall. In tonight's class, everyone was doing their own paintings, at their own speed, and at however they wanted to do it. I was very nervous when I began painting because I am used to seeing how the teachers paint and copying them. I just had a picture of what I wanted to paint, and I had to figure out how to do it on my own. It was nerve wrecking but awesome at the same time. The instructors were very friendly, came by often, and gave us tips/techniques on how to make it better. It is BYOB. They provide glasses and some light bites that you can nibble on throughout the night. The Drunk Artist is family owned and their gorgeous dog walks around the place. If I had to choose Painting with a Twist or The Drunk Artist, I would choose Drunk Artist. The environment, different selections of inspiration, and friendly people have really won me over.

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.

Best orchestra I've ever heard!! Highly recommended to anyone. Very high quality performanceread more