Excellent - lovely new renovations to the theatre. Great shows and talents - hardly a bad seat in…read morethe house. Well organized for check in showing vaccination cards etc. Highly recommended for any of their shows!

The SRJC Summer Repertory Theater is back and it is better than ever. Since the main auditorium is…read morestill under construction a temporary Pavilion has been built and it allows for terrific views of the performances. Its theater in the round so every seat is a great seat. The actors and actresses are all from leading Universities and Performing Arts Centers around the country and they have very high skill levels. The first of 3 Musicals was Bonnie and Clyde. We didn't how it would adapt to a Musical but don't worry, it was excellent. The lead roles of Bonnie and Clyde had really good singing voices as well as acting ability. We thoroughly enjoyed this first Musical. Coming up in the next few weeks are Mamma Mia and Pippin. Can't wait! Considering the quality of the performers the cost of the shows is an excellent value. Look for some of these kids in future shows on Broadway, they are that good!

One of the best theatre experiences on an ongoing basis-year after yesterday producing wonderful…read moreshows.

Theater night. The Cinnabar Theater's production of The…read moreLast Five Years was an entertaining and intimate experience. We came in support of a friend in the show and enjoyed the small cozy theater's old charm. It provided the perfect backdrop for this emotionally charged musical. The talented 2 person cast did a fantastic -delivering powerful performances that left the audience captivated. The production showcased the complexities of relationships and the passage of time in a truly poignant way. Overall, it was a memorable and engaging theatrical experience. Note: tight parking lot. Come early to make sure you get a space.

Okay, darling!! Definitely a historic little theater. Seeing Steel Magnolias was a must for an out…read moreof towner looking for something to do for the weekend while staying at the little saint cottages. The play was cute and quaint, the audience sat on the stage as if we were right with the cast. I think there must have been maybe 50-60 attendees for a Friday night showing.

Raven Performing Arts Theater is a quaint, small-town theater. I go several times a year year to…read morewatch the Healdsburg Chorus, and I just went to see the Raven Shorts, which was so much fun. The theater isn't fancy by any stretch of the imagination, but it's just what it should be in the center of a small wine county town. The seats are comfortable, they have a snack bar, the temperature is comfortable, and the location can't be beat. Everyone is friendly and enthusiastic, the shows are always good, and it's wonderful to enjoy the local talent and then walk to any number of the delicious restaurants on or off of Healdsburg Square...my recommendation is Vallette, just a few steps away!

This was the nicest theater I've ever been to. Upon entering , the lobby is small but neat. This is…read morewhere you buy your tickets and select your seats. You can also order wine, beer, popcorn etc...and they have a by the bottle wine list. We made our way to theater 3. The theater smelled like a brand new car! The setting was intimate but you can't really tell because you have a large plush seat to yourself. The sound system was excellent. If lived nearby, I would be a regular.

Beautiful theater that shows all the best films--from first run to classic. Staff is extremely…read morefriendly and helpful. And you have to check out the amazing bathrooms!!

In person at the Person theater to see a wonderful production of G&S Pirates of Penzance. The…read moretheater is a great size and show was funny and well produced with minimal scenery but a great multimedia background. The singers/actors were amazing for a college production and seemed to really enjoy the performance as much as we did. Tickets were an incredible bargain @ $15 and the show runs through this weekend so there is still time for you to get out there and join in the fun.

Excellent. She creates a professional environment in a first class dance studio. Everyone is…read moretreated warmly and respectfully with attention to detailed instruction for each dancer. Ms. Tamara is a class act.

I love this studio! I have never been to a dance studio that offered so many opportunities for…read moreadult, non-professional dancers. You don't have to be a pro to receive excellent instruction here. A large variety of classes are offered for adults and teens, especially focusing on ballet and pointe, and these classes are no joke! They are long (1.5 to 2 hours for technique, and 1 hour for pointe), so you get a good barre, stretch, and center, along with plenty of time to discuss concepts and technique. While the instruction is professional and detailed, there is no need to worry about dress code or a toxic atmosphere. You can wear whatever you feel comfortable in, and everyone is positive, friendly, and welcoming. No drama divas here! The prices are also very fair - just compare them to other studios in the area - and you pay less per hour the more hours you dance per week. This is the perfect studio for anyone who is considering trying ballet, as well as for adults who want a more intensive ballet school. The first class is free, the music is great, and the instructors can work with any physical limitations that a dancer may have. Plus, they offer the rare opportunity for a beginner adult or teen dancer to eventually go en pointe with enough training. Best of all, CCD offers TWO performances each year at Spreckels Performing Arts Center in Rohnert Park! If you have ever dreamed of performing in a ballet, yet thought you were too old, you're in luck! These are not recitals, but full-fledged productions. They are not necessarily classical ballet-based, but also incorporate jazz, tap, and contemporary. It is an amazing experience to take part in one of these productions! They are not your usual ballet fare, either. For 2010, CCD put on original productions of "Alice in Wonderland" and "Nightmare Before Christmas". A welcome change from the usual "Nutcracker"! I should also mention that the floor and facilities are fantastic. The studio is clean and fresh (no dust bunnies!), and the floor is sprung with multi-purpose Marley which is perfect for pointe work. It is well heated in winter. They are in a convenient location, being just a few blocks away from the center of the Cotati hub. This studio also offers classes for children, starting with Primary Ballet for 4 and 5 year olds and going up to teens. They are also beginning to offer RAD ballet exam work. Best of all, they are expanding their class lineup to include adult beginner tap, hip-hop, and Afro-Caribbean.

Perfection every time! Gorgeous huge building, lovely in every way! Go! Best experience. Best…read moreperformance.

I've been telling people how great the Symphony was this past weekend. While doing so, I try to…read moreavoid words like "oftly" that could potentially allow for my rants to sound snooty. But deep inside my attendance did make me feel like I'd gained a little bit of high-class culture. The conductor was so awesome. He was fun to watch and I enjoyed his almost epileptic rhythms as he directed the musicians. Some of the musicians themselves were very moving. Literally! Some of them moved a great deal as they played and some sat very still. It made me wonder how I would play the instruments, if I knew how, while performing in front of a full house such as the one Saturday night! I'd probably move around a lot! Really get into it. The pieces they selected were beautiful and very well-played. Mr. Amy S. enjoyed the opera singers that came out during the second half much more than the music by itself we heard for the first hour. I liked both. It was really a wonderful experience, but probably not one I would have appreciated much before this year. Definitely not a place for children. On that note, we were probably the youngest couple there.

** I also posted this in "Broadway Under The Stars" **…read more Sensational show last night as Broadway Under The Stars performed A Chorus Line in the ruins of Jack London State Park. It was a great show and marked the first time that a Broadway Show was performed instead of a mixed number of show songs and dance. If you are thinking of attending, the venue at Jack London State Park is one of a kind. If you want to picnic before the show there are several excellent Food Trucks, Wine Tables and picnic tables to sit and enjoy. Don't forget to bring a warm jacket as it can get cols once the sun sets. There is really nothing I would change, it is a first class show in a beautiful historic setting.

July 4th performance was great but parking at the Green Center was horrible. Worst night everread more