Every single time I attended this venue my wife and I have been met with outstanding performance…read morethank you

Sadly, this theater closed in 2012 after the passing of Etel Billig, co-founder, actress and…read more professional theater pioneer in the Chicago South Suburbs. The theater offered a variety of plays, musicals and summer activities for children ( Project S.A.M. - Summer Arts Marathon) for more than 30 years. ITC influenced the acting careers of several known actors and actresses, including renowned Oscar-nominee Michael Shannon, Joe Lehman (actor/writer/director). ITC was the first equity theater in the south suburbs of Chicago.

Our CEO Joseph C. Dunmore Sr…read more We tried to give a event at Freedom Hall April 12, 2014 Where we were treat badly as a theater company of artist as we came under the name of Dunmore Music for our concert event. Our CEO rented the theater for our showcases of great artist that came from the community. He paid in full 1,600.00 for the full rental in two parts 800.00 deposit and the Friday before the event he paid 800.00. The CEO brought our own sound system in which the house engineer didn't approval of a JBL, EV, Crewin-Vega,Tascam 3500 System this was one of our best sound system. He acted as if we trying to hurt him in our goal to save money. As far as management of the theater they sided with him but took our money for the event. We had a great outstanding showcase it was our first major event as a theater company of artist. We had great people at our event from Ford Motor Co Assembly Plant and The Isley Bros Family Members. We had about 160 patrons to our event as we had plan to have many more events there. There was no trouble at our event and we had a great Powerhousevideo of Oak Lawn IL. filming our concert event. Now we also was a part of the community as renter of a recording studio Dunmore Music sound reinforcement company in Park Forest IL. on 25 Main Street for 8 to 9 years and we would do about 3-4 concert on the area called Greens in Park Forest IL. The manager was not to bad st all Ms.N.Fells she gave us that true break we needed as Mr. Chuck Sabey was good to us until his sound engineer wanted run our showcase which made it a problem. Now that when everything came falling down on us in our rental event of the theater for more than one event that we planned to do at least 10-20 concerts there at Freedom Hall in Park Forest IL. Freedom Hall responded by saying no by Mr. Chuck Sabey and Ms. N. Fells. This all came about because of the sound tech wanted control of our concert event showcase. This was not a fair in business at all to us as a team of great artist for our first event there. We have our event on youtube.com at Dunmore Music. They need to give us a total apologize as we did paid honest money for our concert event. This concert was organized by people,church members and sponsors who live in the surrounding communities and supported business in Park Forest IL area. Oh by the way this was a clean music event that was always order by our CEO Mr. Joseph C. Dunmore Sr. A very decent christian person that would give his best for our team at all cost. A linkedin member Public Profile https://www.linkedin.com/in/joseph-c-dunmore-sr-3a630719

A great intimate venue to enjoy music, plays and lectures. Best kept secret in the southland.read more

Opening Night! June 13, 2014 is the official reopening of the old ITC Theater. A completely new…read morecompany and format. Tonight they gave a sample of the type of performances to be presented and provided details about the other offerings of the Speakers, Publishers & Authors Association. The event was free to the public. In general, the acting was fair with an exceptional light (name to be inserted once I recall it). They sound needs work, to be expected when you're new to a building. Hopefully it will be fine tuned sooner than later. Poor sound can ruin the entire production. The band was AMAZING! I would pay to hear them. I was not impressed by some of the singing. Missed notes and flat chords were noted here and there. The event felt more like a recital but I expect productions to be more professional and tuned. Tonight's event was laid back and conducive to mingling and discovering this new gem in Park Forest. Big shoes to fill for sure. The old ITC had variety and a host of great performers, many who are working in Hollywood today (Michael Shannon, to name one). SPAA Theater had a decent start tonight.

From the owner: We are a small not for profit 180-seat, community theatre. We provide quality live theatre in the…read moreSouth Suburbs, everyone is welcome our foal is to Invoke the imagination, Provoke the senses and Stimulate the emotions of everyone that comes to our theatre.

The event I went to was Ain't Misbehavin'. It was my first time at The Drama Group. It was a nice…read moreevening out doing something different. The inside looked newly refreshed when you walked in. I was unable to purchase my tickets online but left a message. I received a call back and was able to purchase and have them waiting for us when we arrived. There is plenty of parking in front and on the side of the theater. Light snacks and drinks are available-not sure if it was cash only. The tiered seating was first come first served and was comfortable. The music was great and the costumes were as well. The performance for the most part was good. Some of the song ranges were slightly out of reach when not intentional but overall was entertaining. My two friends and I enjoyed it even though they weren't theatre people. They have opportunities to donate to worthy causes which they brief you on before the performance along with additional items not listed on the main program. Such as a jazz event that sounded like a come in and just enjoy versus an actual performance. Another thing to do that's different.

I have been working with The Drama Group for 5 years and this place has been a home away from home…read more I have met many amazing people through this theatre. In the last few years, they have expanded their parking lot and gotten a new sound system. This year, they have added an additional bathroom to accommodate their large audience, updated their box office, and updated their kitchen. I do wish they expanded the types of shows they do to include a more diverse cast. i.e. less family dramas

My daughter initial thought about going to a different summer camp this year of course as any…read morechild she was nervous but once she started going, she was excited. She made sure that she knew what they were doing the following day. She has even come home to tell me what they did that day and how much fun she had. I am very pleased with this center and the extra curriculum that they have implemented along with the activities. I look forward to my daughter attending other curriculums at this center and I have definitely recommended this center to my friends who also have kids as well. I definitely say yes to putting your kids here.

From the owner: At Believers Center Kids Club, our mission is to empower and inspire youth through fitness,…read moreperforming arts, and faith-based enrichment. We provide a safe, encouraging, and engaging environment where children can grow physically, creatively, socially, and spiritually. Guided by biblical principles, we aim to build confident, compassionate leaders who shine their light in the world and fulfill their God-given potential. Check out our schedule for current programs and events!

I went with my family to see the Sons of Serendip, who competed on America's Got Talent. I am a new…read morefan! The music and the storytelling were amazing and compelling. The venue itself is very nice. It is a bit of a walk from the parking lot to the Center for the Performing Arts, but for people who need it, wheelchair service is available. The theater was beautiful and the University is so big and open and displays art throughout the halls. The attendants were so helpful and guiding us to where we needed to go and showing us to our seats. There is a bar that sells mixed drinks, beer and wine, and a few snacks. The bartenders were lovely, but the two drinks I ordered were lackluster. I don't think the bartenders have a ton of experience, but their positive attitudes and friendliness made up for it.

Avoid the PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision Program. You will be attracted to the tuition…read moreprice and the "3 years" it takes to achieve. Once you get there, they will tell you it takes at least 5 years, no support from the program. The teaching staff are unprofessional, unfriendly, disorganized and overall do not know what they are doing. There are many online programs that give you a better education with less headache and drama.

My Daughter goes here it's just amazing i can't even explain she takes ballet and modern dance and…read moreshe is great and the teachers r so kind and great in there field

From the owner: Welcome to FieldCrest 40 Classes Per Week - 3 Locations…read more Open Enrollment - Join Now Since 1977, FieldCrest School of Performing Arts has been known as the premiere studio of the performance world, and is widely referred to as "the place where it all happens." FieldCrest has a passion for supporting boys and girls (ages 3 to 18 years) as they develop their talents. They offer a wide range of performing arts classes to give every student the opportunity to become a well-rounded performer. Classes include Acting and Artist Development, as well as a variety of Dance Classes, including Hip Hop, Majorette, Musical Theater, Tap, Ballet, and Contemporary. Located in downtown Park Forest, Matteson Community Center, Homewood Flossmoor Park District and Park Forest Park District. FieldCrest maintains 6 fully-equipped studios that will serve all of your performing arts, rehearsal space, casting, and auditioning needs. For more information about our Park Forest location: contact studio.

We go every year, and every year it gets better! We loved the new zombie scene this year! We got…read morethere right at 6 to get our tickets, put our name on the list, and we were called in the second group for the paintball ride. Plenty of things to do while we waited, too. Ax throwing and shooting gallery were a lot of fun, plus bonfires, games, photo ops, concessions (get a walking taco!), and merchandise. Highly recommend! We will be back again next year! (2 adults, 2 kids ages 9 & 13-have been going for years!)

Undead Acres is known for their zombie paintball ride with several scenes and many zombies to…read moreshoot. They also have a walk thru haunt, paintball shooting gallery, food stand, photo ops, bonfire and GOATS! Yep, goats...you can feed 'em. Undead Acres was the third attraction I attended on the last Sunday of September, so when I arrived at closing time it wasn't nearly as busy as I expect it will be later in the season. I was able to look around, but had no real wait to get on the haunted trail. A guide summoned me to follow. I walked alone behind the cloaked figure through several scenes. They didn't tell an overall story as a whole, but individually they were recognizable as the staple haunt scenes including clowns, butchers, monsters and even a young person in a yellow raincoat touting, "You'll float too." The actors made very challenging physical choices for their characters from rapid crawling, falling and more. Their physical strength, flexibility and dedication impressed me. The overall creepiness of the location being outdoors in the open along a trail was effective. I like the use of the guide. Overall, it is a haunted trail with a lot of heart. I did not participate in the paintball experience. If you are in the area, definitely stop by Undead Acres and shoot some zombies.