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    Visions Dance Studio

    4.2 (5 reviews)
    Closed 4:30 pm - 8:00 PM

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    Excellent staff! Supportive and talented teachers. Loaded schedule with many dance and performance classes to choose from! Give them a try!

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    New Jersey Performing Arts Center - Gov Phil and First Lady Tammy Murphy of New Jersey

    New Jersey Performing Arts Center

    (171 reviews)

    If one enjoys creativity, storytelling, and problem-solving, then performing arts encompass all…read moretypes of art that are performed and presented to an audience. Located just west of the Passaic River waterfront in Newark, the New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC) is one of the largest performing arts centers in the US and home to the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, bringing world-class entertainment. My partner, our friends, and I managed to obtain four tickets as well as parking via Ticketmaster in the orchestra row for this Saturday event called "Hollywood in New Jersey," featuring some of the most iconic film music of all time performed by the New Jersey Symphony with guest conductor David Newman and an award-winning German pianist, Sebastian Knauer. Upon arrival as first-timers at the Prudential Hall, we were greeted by the staff. The interior architecture was breathtaking and felt like stepping back in time to the golden age of theater. There were three levels that can be accessed by stairs or an elevator and seat approximately 3,000 spectators. The event kicked off with a special introductory from NJ Governor Phil, and his wife, Tammy, spoke about the Garden State being the new Hollywood of the East and recounted the experience with the German pianist while they were ambassadors in Germany. The venue offered a clear stage view, great acoustics, and comfortable seating. We were very surprised with how clean and polished everything looked. A gigantic ball-shaped chandelier caught our eyes. Staff was very helpful and friendly. Parking in Military Parking Garage was a breeze, with plenty of options nearby. Just keep in mind that exiting the local garages after a show could take a little time, as many patrons were leaving at once. The staff did a great job directing traffic out of the garage. An excellent evening all the way around. We're definitely looking forward to visiting again.

    Visited to watch the Rock Orchestra perform…read more Love seeing a performance at NJ PAC. The venue has great accoustics, is beautiful, comfortable, and the seats are designed so that the rows in front of you do not block your view. Staff is friendly and welcoming. There are plenty of paid parking lot options within 2-10 minute walk. There are plenty of police out for performances to help with cars, pedestrians, etc Some of my visits have included seeing Aretha Franklin, Frankie Valli, and a screening of Chevy Chase's "Christmas Vacation" here with him discussing the movie afterwards.

    West Hudson Arts & Theater Company WHAT - The Cat in the Hat

    West Hudson Arts & Theater Company WHAT

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    I've been meaning to check out this theater company for the last two years. Past productions…read moreincluded: It's a Wonderful Life, Arsenic and Old Lace, War of the Worlds, Godspell, A Christmas Carol, Rocky Horror Picture Show, Back to the 80's, Disney's Cinderella, and many more. None of those seemed to get me through the door until I saw "A Cat in the Hat" was playing and I finally decided to take my little niece and nephew out to see a local play. It's a small space down in the basement of St. Stephen's school. Tickets for adults are $8 and kids $5. Folding metal chairs are arranged for seating. There's a small concession stand selling individual cookies and water at breakeven prices. For the kids they had paper Dr. Seuss hats at $1 each. It felt like I was going to a school play and I loved that feeling. The kids sat still the entire 45 minutes and were completely enchanted. I have to admit, so was I. After the show the Cat and Thing 1 and 2 and the entire cast came out to meet the kids and take photographs with them. Next up in April, "Steel Magnolias", something I would definitely take my Mom to see. After that it's "The Fantasticks" in June followed by "The Addams Family". Best part: you can star in any of these productions! They regularly hold open auditions. Tickets are available online, by phone, or in person a half hour before showtime. Check their website for all the info.

    It is such a hidden gem! I recently moved to the Kearny area, and I was ecstatic to find this…read morehidden gem. They have amazing productions, with very professional & talented casts. Their previous productions include; Cinderella, Bleach Bums, It's Wonderful Life, Sleeping Beauty, A Christmas Carol, and Grease. It is a very small theater, with limited seating. They sell light refreshments, such as candy & water. I just recently saw, Beauty and the Beast and it was fantastic! They numbers were amazingly executed and the acting was top notch. I can't wait to come and see their next production Elf!

    Sounds of the City

    Sounds of the City

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    I come from a land of plentiful free music festivals and street fairs (San Francisco, CA) and I…read moremoved out here in search of the same joyous activities to fill my evenings and weekends. NYC? Yeah, I know, they've got me covered, and I do partake...but I'm a Jersey Girl now and I want to play in my own city and state. Behold! Sounds of the City! Every Thursday of every summer, NJPAC holds this outdoor concert series. The event goes from 5:00-10:00pm. Just perfect for the after-work crowd. Yay! I get to play in my own city! The lineup is amazing. The event is free, and I've looked, there were no donation boxes or collectors in sight. Yes, I'd donate if they asked. (You can donate online though.) There were a few small grass patches, plenty of brick roads and a checkerboard dance floor set up in front of the stage. Bring your lawn chairs, picnic baskets, and whatever you wish to eat or drink. There were no rules against BYOB. And if you felt like keeping it light, just come with cash. There were a couple of food vendors set up...just a couple, so the lines can be long. There were also liquor vendors, but their system is a bit odd. You buy drink tickets in the same line you redeem the tickets. You can only buy tickets of $5 and $2 values, combine them as you wish for the price of your drink, then scoot two feet over to redeem. No Port-O-Potties, the restrooms are inside the NJPAC. How nice! A few vendors selling clothing, novelties, and incense and body oils were also there on the first day I went, but that might vary depending on the performer(s). I was there just yesterday to see The Wailers, enjoying the Bob Marley classics we all know and love. I plan to go every week, whether or not the performer(s) are familiar. Big Daddy Kane is coming up, but I'm most looking forward to seeing Rakim (still one of the greatest MCs of all time, just saying).

    Good times! Good music! Good energy!…read more Saw Big Daddy Kane today and he rocked it! He's still got it! Brought me back to happier times. This is true hip-hop!

    Visions Dance Studio - theater - Updated May 2026

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