We saw the last performance of Dracula the comedy. Tickets were sold out but they told us to wait…read moreto see if there will be some no shows. We had arrived 15 min before the show so we only had to wait for 15 min and there just happened to be some room. So arrive early in case this happens! It's open seating and is wheelchair friendly. The seats are kinda uncomfortable so be sure to bring a pad! It wan't freezing in the theater so no sweater needed. Please leave the perfume at home. it's a big space but you are sitting close together! I brought my empty water bottle and they had a dispenser there at the front of the theatre. They had some concessions for sale but I didn't see what they offered. This was not a dinner show. Parking was a breeze just behind the Chinese restaurant there and on the street.

I went to do watch frozen and my fair lady and I loved it the food was great and the actors really…read moreseemed to love what the do.

Wonderful group. Love the authenticity and the people. I…read morewould recommend them to anyone

The people that work here are amazing , kind and loving . They welcomed my sister and I the first…read moreday we went . They introduced us to their family and we even ate at their house it was a great bound , sadly I no longer go there due to personal issues but if you want to try something new and be apart of something ? I highly recommend trying this out . They are amazing people and they do not judge . They are understanding and it's a extremely diverse place .

We come here every year to get a good scare, but this time felt different. The experience seemed…read moreshorter, with fewer staff, which led to less of the usual fright factor. They had two food options on-site, and the staff was very friendly, interacting with groups as we waited in line. The line moved quickly, not big crowds from previous years. There was plenty of parking, but the area was pretty dirty, so I'd recommend wearing boots. Purchase tickets at booth. Waiver must be signed before purchase ticket

Hand down the most scariest hunt I've been to bar far. They take you to another world with great…read moredesign and honestly they focus more on actually scaring you rather than the other places. If you want to be truly scared this is the place for you. Be prepared to be in rooms you have to feel your way through.

The Caruthers Fair is the largest free-gate fair in California!! NO Admission Fees!! I grew…read moreup going to this fair and it still has a small town feel and a safe environment fair located in the small community of Caruthers, CA, just south of Fresno, CA. It is mainly funded by Fair Queen Contestants selling raffle tickets for a new car! This year it is a Ford Mustang! The stand out to this Fair is all the food booths that are operated by churches, schools, and other non-profit organizations! All the food is diversified and home-made delicious!! Come support these organizations and have some diversity of home-made pies, aebleskiver, tri-tip dinners, pizza, fresh corn on the cob, turkey leg, teriyaki chicken, hamburgers, nachos, carne asada!! There is a small Midway that covers enough rides and Ferris wheel! There are local vendors selling their hand crafted merchandise and jewelry. All friendly people! They have exhibit buildings for art and horticulture. Since it's a Country fair there are tractors and farm equipment! It's a 4 day fair at the end of September Wednesday thru Saturday and a Parade on Saturday!! People are Friendly, Food is Good! Live Music!

The free-admission Caruthers Fair is a good small-town fair with GREAT food and okay entertainment…read moreand merchandise. (I have no children, so I have no interest in the carnival section, although it looked fine to me.) The one thing they could do better on is to explain the parking options on their website. There is $10 parking (cash only) at the high school next door and limited free parking on the street, but the website says absolutely NOTHING about parking at all. (For some reason, event websites often neglect to mention transportation/parking. I do not know why this is, since it seems like an obvious thing that people coming to any event would want to know about before getting there.)

Beautiful concert hall with plenty of parking. Access was easy for handicapped for my 94 year old…read moremom.

This is a very nice theater-concert hall. The seating is comfortable. It seems the acoustics are…read morevery good. There is generous handicapped seating. The women's restroom is clean and seems to be able to handle big crowds.

Mixed review: like others I was completely impressed with the production values in these shows. I…read moreknow for a fact that "La Cage" used over 100 wigs alone for one show. Great sets and choreography on par with a large city production, extremely talented performers. However, most recently we did not like "The Book of Will". I understand it was a script issue/we didn't like the story, but we left because of the sound. The actors were almost yelling/shouting their lines in a tiny theater that we were getting migraines. We were not the only people to leave at intermission. I must insist: this is the best small theatre in Fresno I have ever seen. We have season tix to Roger Rockas 2nd Space, the opera and many other special events but we will be adding Stageworks to our lineup this year.

Wow, well done! I have seen productions in San Francisco that weren't as good as this company's…read moreproductions. Tonight we enjoyed Into the Woods. I didn't know much about the play before tonight, so I arrived with no expectations. When we entered the theatre I immediately noticed that it was "in the round". I'm sure there is a technical phrase for this, but it was configured with the audience on three sides close enough to the actors to see them sweat. I have had good and bad experiences with this seating configuration. I think it depends a great deal on the material - and, of course, the cast. Both were exceptional! The closeness created an intimacy that immediately connects the audience with the cast - I'm sure that is intentional. But it pulls the observer right into the story, and again, it worked outstandingly well with this production. How wonderful to say there were no bad apples in the cast. Everyone played their roles well and no small amount of congratulations goes to the casting director. One of the realities of theatre in a town like Fresno is that a director has to work with what's available. Each of these actors seemed ideal for the characters they played. There were some incredible standouts though. The young man who played Jack, from Jack in the beanstalk fame, had such a strong voice and projected to the audience well. Given his small physical stature, I think one would be forgiven the assumption that he might not have an incredibly strong voice. But when he's singing, the voice might well come from a giant. His talent and training come through in equal measure. Rapunzel's prince was played by another young man of incredible talent. He catches your eye immediately with an exceptionally handsome face and and athletically fit body. But this is a young man who does not rely solely on his appearance. His acting commanded attention and his athleticism was a gift to the character he played. And that voice, his singing voice was the professional voice one is likely to hear on the radio or on a New York stage. And the Baker's wife was brought to life by an actress with a strong, beautiful voice. She infused the baker's wife with such vitality and humor, she was often the focus of attention whenever she stepped on stage. She made her character real. I mention only these three actors - not because the other actors and actresses weren't outstanding - it's because by the time I had been alerted that I had not finished my review, so much time had passed that these were the performances I remembered well enough to discuss. Above all, I want my reviews to be honest and I didn't think I could provide honest feedback on the others in sufficient detail to be readable. There wasn't a single member of the cast who didn't bring talent and presence to the production. We enjoyed the musical from beginning to end and look forward to the next offerings from this company. As an aside, many thanks to Yelp member, Umar R. If he hadn't commented on my review I'm not sure when I would have realized that it was incomplete.

I love their Jamaica and their cheese bread is soooo good honestly a classic, I'd always go after…read moreschool and grub on some cheese bread. Made some good memories here, would definitely recommend trying this place out.

This place is very clean! I used a sanitizing wipe to clean the bowling ball holes and the wipe was…read moreabsolutely clean afterwards (indicating they must clean their bowling balls often!). This was a pleasant surprise because when I went to a bowling alley out of state, it took me two wipes to get the bowling ball holes clean (and the wipes were filthy black). I'm glad this wasn't the case here

My first time here last night. WOW! Accomplished performers and an enthusiastic audience =a very…read moreenjoyable evening. Oh, yeah, the wine and tapas are included. Ricardo Ramirez, director of the flamenco studio where the performance was staged is a very cool, down to earth guy for an exceptional artiste!.