This company was absolutely Awsome! They are great for private parties. They always make sure each…read morechild has a balloon everywhere we ran into them. We also used them for my moms surprise 60th at the Birchwood grill.

I CANNOT say enough about the Big Balloon Tycoon! He was SO professional and did AMAZING work!…read moreEveryone just LOVED him! He was punctual, VERY nice and dressed very well for the part! His balloon creations were simply INCREDIBLE! He even made the birthday boy a Buzz Lightyear! He went well above what we expected (even fixing broken balloons before he left!) We found him to be quite reasonable and WELL WORTH the money! We will DEFINITELY be calling again!

Attended a fundraiser here for this remarkable organization. Wonderful that they offer…read moreopportunities for our young musicians especially in this age of fine arts cut backs in our schools. A truly important asset to our community. Had the opportunity to hear some of their musicians play for us and I can honestly say that they are a truly talented bunch.

Going through a huge amount of turmoil and turnover internally. Staff turnover is exceptionally…read morehigh. What does this say about an organization when they can't keep consistent staff? I would question if this is a safe place for young musicians. There are other programs in the area who do a better job. All parent concerns are swept under the rug.

This place is wonderful. The classes are professional and fun for kids. I would rate it higher but…read moreit's also quite expensive. The christmas and summer shows are fun for the kids and really create an ensemble, though in the older kid shows there is a bit of a bias toward actors in company. Has some flaws, but overall good.

This review is based on my opinion & from my observations:…read more Steps seems to only focus on the kids in "company" &/or the ones taking multiple classes. Although kids who take one class can easily become that student whose interests are to get to that level; I don't understand this. And, no my child did not try out for company & not make it. I'm not disgruntled due to anything of that nature. There's no assistance to help guide your child's interests, or to get them onto the right "track"; I know this because I asked. If your child has found their passion and you need a little guidance, "there's no help here", was the message I heard loud & clear. If you try asking a question btw, plan on a 6 week turnaround. Made me feel very unimportant and that I had my child at the wrong place. Obtaining tickets for your child's yearly performance was ridiculous (website crashes/credit card error messages/rescheduling ticket purchase dates). Even if your on the website at the exact start time, you will not get a decent seat no matter what you do. And you'll pay $16 per person to attend btw. Don't even get me started on the multiple discussions I had to have, to get a costume that fit my child before picture day. The class teacher was pleasant and my child never complained about class. But my child couldn't tell me her name until after Christmas. Substitute teacher was class participant mother (unsure if any dance teaching background - again no communication) that simply confused my child with changes to the routine; this was the one time she did complain about class. Again my opinion is from my observations; there's a feeling of a very clicky atmosphere at the studio. The kids who go to school together know each other, but that seems to be it. Kinda like a "Dance Moms" feel to the atmosphere, but I did chat with a couple of VERY nice parents a few times over the past year. And it seems like the kids all got along well in the classes. Don't plan on sitting in a seat in the studio, while waiting for your child. The kids stuff is all over the tables & chairs while the kids are in class. Why they cannot be directed to place their belongings in a cubby? They do that at school. Or maybe put up some hooks or lockers? You could definitely use some lunch tables. Plan on doing something outside the studio during class & picking them up at the door. I've been to other studios and were easily blown away by their welcoming nature...treated as WAY more important then we've felt here. Definitely shop around before settling for the local dance school. And if Steps reads this review, I honestly hope you'll take this review to heart and make some positive changes. I'm not writing this to be malicious, I writing this to help other parents make informed decisions. These things definitely bothered me, and that's what reviews are for.

What a wonderful restored old venue! The production I saw was at a near professional in quality in…read morespite of the cast and tech crew being entirely minimally supervised high school students. A real bargain for ticket price relative to quality of performance. It's an intimate venue, with narrow little seats, and a relatively steep decline down the aisle to seats, but Im old enough to have problems with this sort of thing. The flip side to this is that all seats have a good view and excellent sound. Free parking in back, and a lovely park to have a picnic supper before the show.

I've lived in Antioch for 15 years, and today was my first time visiting PM&L Theatre -- I can't…read morebelieve I waited this long! I saw Hairspray and it was absolutely fantastic. The energy was incredible, and the singing was amazing. I'm so glad I finally made it out -- this definitely won't be my last time at PM&L!

I attended two shows here. The last one was a Dr. Seuss rendition of Horton. My grandkids and I…read moreleft during intermission. Most of the costumes and acting were pretty bad.

I've just watched my second show there the first being The Adams Family and now Beauty and the…read moreBeast. I've lived in Kenosha for 15 years and only became aware of this hidden gem in the last year. What a great value for families and friends. They bring in amazing talent and put on such high quality shows at prices for all families to come and enjoy. I can't speak on the one star review about the board but both times I've been there I got to meet the board members as they are actively working/volunteering their time at the door, 50/50 raffle and concessions and they brought a lot of energy and took the time to tell me and others about the history of the building and all the work they are doing to make improvements to the building through donations. I walked away impressed by their current leadership and can not stress enough how good the production value and shows are. Highly recommend for a date night or a time with your family!

My daughter has found her home away from home. She's been cheering for six years, however it's…read morewithin the last two years at Twisters that I have seen her skills soar leaps and bounds. She absolutely trusts and admires her coaches and values her teammates. Athletes continually cheer each other on in class and at practices. Everyone learns to celebrate each other's successes and work hard as a team. If you're looking for a gym where your athlete will be challenged while being encouraged and valued, check out Twisters.

Programs available for all ages, boys & girls at all different levels. From beginners to advanced…read moreathletes - TE has something to offer for everyone. TE offers competitive local & competitive travel cheer AND dance teams. New owner as of June 2019.

Love the Faire. We don't dress up, but really appreciate seeing all the people who do. Favorite…read moreshows are definitely the joust tournaments and the Dungeons and Shakespeare show. The latter involves audience participation and every show is different, so we always see Dungeons and Shakespeare multiple times. The guy is brilliant and the whole thing is very clever. He's also not in your face begging for tips like the Mud Show. We haven't seen them all, but other good shows are Menage A Moi (raunchy), Barely Balanced, the Washing Well Wenches and the Fire Whip guy. Need to get to fire whip and jousts early as seats with views fill up.

I went here with my 5 year old son and friends…read more General parking is super far. It's $10 versus $20 for preferred. Definitely pay the extra $10 to do preferred. If you arrive later in the day, drive to find spots where people left. Tickets are pricey! Then you go there and everything but the shows costs money. Be prepared to spend. What we did: Pony ride $10 Other rides for little kids: $4 per person. My son enjoyed these. 4-5 rides spread out. Jousting show - all the seats fill up fast. We sat on the ground. My son liked it until a man's throat was slashed, I probably should have looked at the ratings. He learned about pretend death that day. Fire show - good! Mud show - 20 minutes was just amping the crowd up. I got bored and left. All the shows are super cheesy, Must eat: The mushrooms are so delicious. I'm not even a mushroom person. The broccoli and cheese bread bowl was really good! $14 I didn't see Shepards pie otherwise I would have gotten that. The cheese fritters are so gooey and cheesy. Too much for me, but good to share! My son had pizza ($9). Fruit sherbet - unique it's in a frozen lemon or pineapple. It was tasty! $8 Waffle cone - big, two scoops. It was a standard waffle cone. Lots of bees in the food areas. A ridiculous amount. Otherwise bees weren't bad. The hair braiding was a reasonable price. Go there early so that you get an appointment time that isn't hours later. We'll go back every few summers.

Here are photos of a review that I put up of LoMastro and the owner's response. I attempted to have…read morea conversation with the owner in June that I was told would happen. This was about my child being held back at the same level as the year before. I simply wanted a discussion. She then refused to speak. When there were still issues in the fall (and shame on me for not pulling my kids from the studio when warning signs came up in the spring), I again asked for a phone call to discuss difficulties my child was experiencing. She again declined. After telling the owner that she needed to get back to me or I would pull my kids from the studio and write an honest review about her studio, I did write the review. When she saw the review she kicked out my kids. She said that by telling her I would write a review, that was threatening her safety. She then said that the review tarnished her studio's reputation, even though the review was entirely honest and I have the documentation to back it up. I took down the review in a moment of desperation and love for my kids as I asked her not to take out her ill will toward me on my kids. Instead, she ignored me and threw my kids on the street, figuratively speaking. Now that she cannot hold me hostage over my kids, the truth deserves to be told. She will no doubt craft a response here that is both vague and demeaning, but in the end, the truth always wins. I hope folks do their research and put their children in a more supportive environment with a more caring human

My daughter absolutely loves this place! The faculty is amazing. I strongly recommend it!read more