Fun, warm, welcoming, kind, professional, positive, community-centered, engaging, happy, and, most…read moreimportantly NOT PRETENTIOUS. Have seen shows there, have enrolled my kids in the classes there... 10/10 would recommend!

a fun night for a reasonable price. we have come here for piano bar night and an improv night…read more BYOB and wine and food talk to your friends and hang out

History is a beautiful thing-- and the Brookfield Theatre for the Arts is still bringing brilliant…read moreand dramatic ideas to life. See what is happening this season at www.BrookfieldTheatre.org or call 203 775-0023 Located in the historic district in one of Fairfield County's loveliest neighborhoods, you'll find the Brookfield Theater at Whisconier Road next to the Brookfield Library and across from beautiful Williams Park open space and tennis courts area.

I previously sent my youngest to Miss Beth's Spotlight program for the Into the Woods play, and…read moreright off the bat, I noticed the woman running the program was frequently using a nicotine pen in front of the kids, albeit quickly through her sleeve, but it was enough for my daughter to ask me about it. When I picked my daughter up, a group of teenagers were using fowl language around the kids with the director, and she made no effort to correct them. I hesitated to leave this review because the spotlight program does not seem affiliated with the community theatre, but the issue seemed pressing because of the young children within the program. My littlest does not want to do Annie Jr. and I believe it is solely because of the chaotic behavior from both the director and many of the older helpers. The atmosphere is not like any programs have seen...

Upon arriving, you give the last name of the person who bought the tickets. A group of my friends…read moreand I have been going for years. So thought I'd share my experiences. Each show has been great! Of course I have my favorites. But essentially you're getting to see Broadway shows in Ridgefield. They have a snack bar where you can get soda and alcoholic beverages. And also munchies. I however use the time to chat with my friends. So after you pass the snack bar, you can enter the theater. The seats are wonderful. Close enough to the stage that you can see everything at once. There is intermission halfway through. Most of us either visit the restrooms or get more refreshments. Once it's over, it's a quick exit to the parking lot. If you chat for more than 15 minutes afterwards, you'll be alone in the parking lot, lol We have season tickets each year. This means we book our seats early. Give them a try, you'll be glad you did.

Watched the play "working" in March 2019. The actors were all great, the theatre itself is large…read moreand roomy and not a bad seat in the house. A lot of drinks you can purchase, I had a local beer from nod hill on tap and it was great. The sound system was clear and just right I could hear every line. The only problem was the play itself very boring, the video highlights were the best part and very well done. There just wasn't any story at all, fortunately only 80 minutes so I got thru it. Would certainly return for a different play.

Always a terrific experience, attending a concert at the Ridgefield Playhouse. My only complaint is…read morethat in recent years, the prices have gone through the roof, and many times are no longer in my budget. Still at the end of the day, I'm thrilled to have Ridgefield Playhouse as part of my community.

Saw Rick Wakeman at this beautiful theatre. The show was sensational by the epic Mr. Wakeman. It…read moresmall fabulous theater with excellent sound to seen a concert.

We went to our first show at Richter yesterday and throughly enjoyed it. I'm writing a review…read morebecause there isn't a ton of information about this place everywhere. So basically , make sure you come a little before 7. There will be a line that you will wait on until 7 in the driveway of the white building.They are very curtious and have a shuttle that will help people from the parking lot to the drive way but, the walk is easy even if you are in a wheel chair. After waiting for awhile you will be let in THEN it's a free for all.Seating opportunities aren't the greatest so it's better to get there early so you can get right up front. They do provide chairs if needed on limited supply but we brought our own. Make sure they are taller chairs not beach chairs, if behind someone you won't be able to see.Next, BRING FOOD!The hour before goes quickly if you bring a fun picnic for friends and family.There is also some fundraising going on during the show, and a concession for any snacks and drinks you may have forgotten.Reasonably priced.I would also recommend a blanket and BUG SPRAY! I was fine under my blanket but many people brought candles and spray to help shoo the bugs away. Overall , richter is a great outdoor space to enjoy a musical and beautiful night. The tickets are pretty reasonable, just wish they included a bit more because for 20$ you're really just picking a spot on the grass BUT this didn't bother us much.

Wow! Saw Into the Woods last night and loved it! The cast did a superb job (and no, I'm not a cast…read moremember or even slightly related to one.) The singing and dancing was outstanding, as was the orchestra. It was the fifth show I've seen there and probably the best so far. If you've never been, it's an outdoor community theater right next to a golf course. You have to bring your own chair (and seriously, don't forget the bug spray.) It's a lot of fun though.

Despite working very close to hear for years, I didn't know this facility existed…read more A nice place to see a summer concert though a bit hot on the day we went. It seems there are three places for a concert, a main stage with seats under a tent an outdoor uncovered grass space and a courtyard that is partially covered. Not a ton of food options (maybe you can bring your own picnic stuff, not sure) but drink options. Definitely caters to an older crowd but sort of a very small version of a Tanglewood or a Ravinia near Chicago.

I first visited Caramoor years ago for Jazz Fest and had such a great time--the setting is peaceful…read moreand surrounded by nature. I recently went back with my son and a friend for opening weekend. It was a low-key visit, but I was reminded how lovely the grounds are. I finally got to walk through the Rosen House--it's full of charm and history. The Sunken Garden was especially calm and relaxing. We had just been to NYBG, and while Caramoor is smaller, it's just as scenic and serene in its own way. Hoping to come back soon for a concert at the Rosen House--it seems like the perfect place to enjoy live music.

I agree wholehearedly with the other reviewers--Cynthia is the best! my daughter took Skilly…read moreCircus class for the first time a couple years ago and always wants to go back to learn the next level--she has been to camps and more classes since. She gained stage presence, confidence and wonderfully entertaining physical talents, all of course while having fun. Highly recommended!

I can't say enough nice things about Cynthia, her team and her students at Circus Moves! She and…read moreseveral students recently came to our elementary school's carnival. They performed throughout the event, walking on stilts and juggling, and also provided mini lessons for the kids at the carnival. She and the performers were all quite entertaining, friendly and sweet. Families in attendance raved about the kids' talents. My sons (age 8 and 6) also participated in after school classes with Cynthia last fall. They thoroughly enjoyed themselves and were eager to get to class each week. Cynthia has a really nice way with kids--sweet and fun yet firm. I would highly recommend Circus Moves classes, camps and performances