My husband booked us for the murder mystery dinner for my birthday. We had an awesome time! The…read morefood was great but I do wish they would have had more choices. The actors were very engaging which made for a great evening. The evening was very entertaining and there was a lot of interaction between the staff and the other dinner guests. A really good night out for a special occasion. I will go back again!

Unlike the first reviewer, my husband and I had a great time & really enjoyed ourselves! We bought…read moretwo tickets through a Groupon deal & had SO much fun! Event: The party starts the very minute you sit down. Our table guests were fun and everyone got into figuring out who did it while getting to know each other. I happen to be chosen as one of the wedding party guests (MOB) and my evening was spent going table to table trying to prove my innocence. It's a good thing I am VERY outgoing. I had to walk the bride down the aisle, get up on stage and speak into a microphone a handful of times in front of 100+ people. Don't go if you are very shy! I won best actress of the night award as well. I was so flattered! Food: They offered a very basic (no cheese) but very fresh salad with Italian & Ranch dressing. Since I don't eat cheese this was PERFECT for me and the rolls were also a nice compliment. This was followed a short while later with our chosen meal. Steak w/sautéed veggies & mash potatoes. I never add salt or pepper to any dish but the potatoes required it if I had any chance of eating them. The steak was a little tough but full of flavor and the slice of cake served at the end were fluffy, moist & very good. Service & Overall Experience: The service was great and everyone was very friendly and happy to help. The story line was cheesy but you have to expect that at these types of places. It's a time to let loose, have fun and make a bit of fun of everyone (including you) in the room. Tips & things to remember: Arrive early (45 minutes or so) to get a good table and meet your fellow party mates. A handful of people really got into character by dressing up as if they were actually part of the wedding party. This was fun to see and watch but we were dressed in nice tops & jeans which was more of what we saw. Parking is abundant...both on site and across the street. Bring CASH! Drinks are not included (other than water & coffee) but if you want alcohol or a Coke you will be charged accordingly. Also remember to tip for a job well done!

Came here for a show that was offered via Groupon. Seating and viewing was great. Facility was…read moreclean and show went as communicated. Would come here again for other shows/etc.

Such a great cozy hometown theatre. We love coming here. Not a bad seat in the house and even great…read morefor kids! I do wish there were more shows available. The Director was kind even though busy. The greeters at the front door were not friendly when we entered or left.

Hilarious improvised theater Saturday nights with UP North Improv. Great local theater - fun for…read moregroups or date night. Beautiful space and laid back atmosphere.

Great and intimate theatre setting. Had an awesome time watching the Rites of Jupiter. Cast was so…read moreclose you could touch them.

My two kids participated in their first School of Rock camp last week when they attended the…read morepop-punk camp. They had a great experience. Everyday they came home excited about the day's activities. Below are their thank you's to the staff last week. We look forward to another camp next summer. - Brett I found the School of Rock Camp to be extremely worthwhile. Most of the instructors there were very helpful and understanding. Our instructors regularly checked in on us when we were working on our songs. At the beginning of the week I honestly did not think that I could progress as far as I did at the end of the week with my three songs. I thought that the School of Rock's environment was very good as well. All in all, I had a wonderful time at the School of Rock's camp. ~Son (14 years old) Bassist The school of Rock camp was really great. I made at least one new friend and learned some new games. Plus I learned a new song and got better at ghost notes. Overall I think I would want to go back next summer and do it again. - Daughter (11 years old) Drummer

We've been so happy with the work you and your team have put into my son. His love of music is…read morepalpable ever since he started with ya'll. Even more impressive to me is his new budding understanding of music theory and his ability to apply what he learns at School of Rock to multiple instruments. Just the other week he wrote his first song on our keyboard that mainly collects dust.....and it really sounded great! I can only credit that to the skill set he's developing with School of Rock! I, on the other hand, have been blown out of the water with my bass teacher, Evan. He is hands down the best music teacher I've ever had. I was a bit nervous to begin taking lessons again as an adult....mainly because I know I had developed some "bad habits" in playing, lost a lot of the knowledge of music theory I had prior to taking a 10ish year hiatus from playing but I also don't have a ton of interest in relearning how to sight read (or even read sheet music at all since tabs are so readily available now compared to when I was a young whipper snapper ). Evan makes learning fun, he's clearly passionate about what he does and it comes across in every interaction I have with him as well as anytime I see him interacting with another student. I appreciate so much that he does not force me to learn to read music or memorize scales, but rather takes a very pragmatic approach with me going over shapes, teaching me compositions that aren't just fun to play but improve my skill set and ability to apply what we go over to multiple aspects of playing bass (and any instrument really). Last night for example, my son finished his lesson a little ahead of me and Evan warmly welcomed him into our lesson, included him in conversation and generally treated him with kindness and respect rather than an irritating little kid which was the impression I got from many of my early music teachers. I can not say enough good things about the team at School of Rock in lynnwood. Whether you're looking for your child, or looking for yourself it is an amazing experience and worth every Penny.

I attended a concert here this past Sunday for the kickoff of the fall season. It was Broadway…read moreveteran and comedian, Jessica Vosk. She was sensational and made the experience magical. She even came out for a stage door signing and was extremely generous with her time. Bring Jessica back! We need a live show of her Sleigh album. The evening was lovely and the food and drink options that were available were more than enough. Would love to see drink specials or tailored to the theme of the evening.

What a gem! Great smaller venue close to home/work. We…read moresaw Daughtry Bare Bones! ADA seating, elevators. Bathrooms clean Not a bad seat in the house! Will definitely look for other shows!

My friend moved to the area and we are into theater so we decided to check this out. It's hidden on…read morethe upper level of an old strip mall in a place you would not think to look. Even when you are right in front of it, you worry that you might be at the wrong door. There's plenty of parking and some stairs to the theater on both sides of the complex (I believe there is handicapped access in the back). We saved some money by getting our tickets on groupon via goldstar. Picking up tickets a few minutes before the show at the will call desk was pretty easy. Its also good to know there are beverages available should you desire something to drink. This theater is pretty small, making all seats good seats. We were able to see the stage easily, although like most older theaters seating is a bit cramped. It was also a bit warm in the theater. We saw The female of the species which was an enjoyable comedy about a subject matter that appeals to me. I appreciated the sign in the lobby alerting me that there were gun shots to be expected during the performance. It was also helpful of them to discuss how to become season ticket holders prior to the show, prices are very reasonable and even cheaper for seniors. We definitely thought this made for a nice evening out and plan to check out some of the other upcoming shows.

It could be anyone of us that stroll into the Phoenix Theatre. It's small venue featuring a comedic…read moretroupe doing excellent fake british accents, dress shirts for figure skaters, and incomprehensible murder schemes. Refreshments were plentyful and complimentary that assisted in building laugh tracks and positive atmospheric flair. Phoenixs are known for rising to the occasion and performing with a hot streak. This local gem, so hidden in the mainstreams of edmonds streets, will keep you entertained and rebirth your interest in comedy with firey intents.

We have been to SMT a couple of times…read more Pros: 1. Small intimate theater 2. Inexpensive admission fee 3. Plenty of free parking Cons: 1. Performers, costumes, & settings no where near Village Theatre caliber 2. Not many restaurants nearby Unless it's a play we love, SMT is probably not our first choice for local theatre productions.

Decent size venue with good acoustics…read more Sarah and I saw Aida here and the venue was pretty good all things considered. The acoustics was decent at the dress circle level but I'm not sure how it is at the balcony level. They also have a camera pointed at the conductor so you can see him passionately conducting the event on a TV screen attached to the balcony railing! Everyone working at the venue are super nice and there is a small cafeteria that sells snacks, coffee, wine and beer. There is venue parking and plenty of street parking so that's one thing not to worry about! We had a good time here and the play was nice for the price we paid for the tickets! Will definitely come back for more shows in the summer!

What a wonderful theatre! I love that this is a small local spot that's perfect for a daytime or…read moredate night outing. The concessions by donation are perfect and the ushers make you feel like home. Not a bad seat in the house. I know some friends who volunteer their time here. What a great place to have some affordable fine arts fun!

We have been twice and LOVE it. It's reasonable and they choose plays that are perfect for communty…read moretheater. The refreshments are good and reasonable. The staff is friendly and helpful. We certainly have some talented actors and musicians in our community.

My nieces have been attending classes at Alderwood Dance Spectrum for the last 11 years. It has…read morebeen fun to watch them grow in both skills and confidence. They have had great experiences with all of their instructors. I have been able to attend many performances over the years. They are always entertaining and put together so well!

This studio has served the area for 30+ years. Miss Sue is the gentle demander - and watching…read morestudents grow from year to year as they gain skill is such a pleasure! The studio hosts two recitals each year - a holiday show which always kicks off my holiday season with smiles and familiar tunes. Then, each June there is the "big recital" on the "big stage" at Everett Civic Auditorium. This show is actually a pretty major, themed production. There is no where else in town you will get a terrific live performance for only $5! My own children have been students @ the studio since 1998. We are loyal supporters of the local arts - and our children's arts education.

Such a beautiful High School! Wow I wish I had something like this when I grew up. Kids that go…read morehere defiantly get quality. I go here on Sunday's for Church services, seats are comfy in the auditorium, place is brand new, clean and HUGE.