Great venue! Not a bad seat anywhere…read more Small and intimate Full bar inside Midtown location Street or pay lots available for parking Restaurant's within walking distance or close by via car Saw smooth jazz performance by the amazing Norman Brown

Legacy was at the Asian Pacific Festival offering Yelp Elites complimentary tickets to watch the…read morefilms, so I decided to take advantage of it. It was my first time visiting this theater. The screen was a good size with plenty of seating available. While the seats are definitely older, they were still comfortable enough for the duration of the movie. I watched "Rosemead," which was a really good -- though sad -- film. I'm glad I had the opportunity to see it. There's street parking available, along with a nearby parking garage.

My daughter is interested in singing and acting so we checked out Kim Cyrus with Sacramento…read morePerforming Arts on Tuesday. Kim's little homey cottage is located right next to the Sierra 2 Center in East Sacramento and there is street parking available. The class for my daughter's age group is on Tuesdays from 5-7pm with 1 hour being for singing/voice lessons and the other 1 hour being for dance lessons. There are 4 classes a month essentially for under $200. Kim was very professional and great with the kids! It was fun to see new and returning students in her class and to see who was comfortable and who was still coming out of their shell. My daughter had a great time at the trail class, but she currently does another activity on Tuesdays so the class for her age group isn't a good fit for us right now, but we hope to come back and join Kim's class in the future. Give them a call or visit if you or your kids are interested in Performing Arts - Kim has been around for 30+ years and you can tell how much she loves what she does!

Ms. Kim is one of the most talented, kind hearted, generous and downright more amazing music…read moreteacher there is. I've had several music teachers but honestly they got nothing on her. i only see her once a week and I have a busy schedule with social activities but i'd rather see her 3 days a week instead of one. She's worth it. She inspires me to become a better singer every week. I love working with her it's such and honor to be called her student.

First and foremost I want to THANK Kit and Daniel for the AMAZING job they did on my wedding day…read more11/14/2009. I can not express enough gratitude for their professionalism and talents. Kit kept a very close and open line of communication with my fiancee I throughout our wedding planning process. They went above and beyond expectations, not only did they 'WOWed' us on our rehearsal but my guests at they entered the church on our wedding day. I was very pleased and would recommend them to anyone whom would appreciate their music. They are absolutely FABULOUS and I couldn't have asked for a better group of young people to make my special day even more memorable. Thank YOU Mersonacta String Quartet.

Look no further! Mersonacta played at our wedding last year and they definitely wowed us and all of…read moreour guests. The link below was one of many beautifully played at our wedding. From the first contact made to the wedding day, Kit made it a painless and easy process. Their repertoire had MANY GREAT selections to choose from. On the day of, they were very punctual and professional. We absolutely recommend them to everyone! https://youtu.be/XEvJjI0m0HQ

The Sacramento Shakespeare Festival is always a delight, and this year's A Midsummer's Night Dream…read moreis especially good. Wonderful actors, imaginative costumes, and a fun twist to have it set in the 70s. I brought my college-aged daughter and her friend and we all laughed and enjoyed the merriment. Please catch this show and support the cast and crew who put on this great event.

"How now Malvolio?"…read more My favorite play! I had the good fortune to attend a matinee performance of Twelfth Night, which was performed in the main auditorium at Sacramento City College. This was really a fun place to see Shakespeare. The staff are super friendly, and I even had a chance to get some bargain deals on last year's Shakespeare merchandise. In the auditorium at Sacramento City City College, guests have an opportunity to sit on the "grass," which is really on the stage right next to the performers. I wasn't sure about that so I declined that offer and simply took a sheet in the sixth row. At intermission I moved up to the front row. Of course, this is a community production, so one must make some allowances. The vocal projection was not that great in all places, but overall it was still pretty decent. In a large auditorium like this, I bet projection is a real challenge. In this production, several of the scenes were turned into musical numbers. This really made for a good change-of-pace and added to the fun. Also, in some scenes the actors run right through the audience. I never knew what to expect! I also had an opportunity to talk to several of the actors, as well as the Director. I really appreciate the enthusiasm from this acting troupe. A lot of nice people really invested a ton of time and energy to make a pleasant production for us. And it's a great bargain as well. Plus, the even offer a senior discount. It's hard to go wrong with Twelfth Night, and I had a great visit here. Thanks for such friendly performers and staff. Really made my visit and enjoyable one.

Excellent experience watching the young performers! I would…read morehighly recommend anyone at any age coming and seeing all of the performances

Participation is a great building block for all age groups. This children's theater company is on…read morepar with any professional company. The shows will satisfy even the staunchest theater snob. Highly professional and above first rate. Check a show out and you will be back for the next.

Ba hum bug indeed! Just attended a lovely performance of Charles Dickens "A Christmas Carol." The…read morecostuming was spot on, the story tellers/carolers which you see throughout the play become the characters in the play. And if that was not enough, they bring the changing sets out while the play continues and the scene changes before your eyes. My favorites were the folks who played Fezziwig and Christmas present as they seemed to personify the characters. My only negative comment is that the gentleman who played Scrooge played it more like ordinary curmudgeon instead of a the scrooge I know who seems bitter by life and obsessed by greed, but still a good performance. Admittedly it was a bit early for me to get in the holiday spirit, but if you are looking for something that will this is the performance for you. Kids may like this one too!

The hallways are clean, the rooms are newly refurbished, the bathrooms are clean! Everything here…read moreis fairly new and the building looks nice. I like the new performing arts center because the theater is larger now.

As the night went on it became less and less music and more and more political rambling. When there…read morewas music it was fun and whimsical. The physical space has a cool atmosphere. There were three musical performances at the beginning when there was another couple with us. After they left however, he began talking at us about politics and what he thinks. This was not story telling or comedy. He also gave a lot of unwarranted advice. We had to segway him out of his political rambles to get a couple more songs then left. This experience could have been better if there was more music and lighthearted topics instead.

When I was looking for a nice place to enjoy jazz. I was thinking of a actual bar that sells beer…read moreand have actually have a building. This Acoustic Sanctuary is more like a Taco Truck. What I remember there is a cover to go into the Van and sit down and you are greeted with a musician that plays all the instruments. This van holds maybe 10 people and he puts on a show for maybe an hour.. This is not what I was looking for. This is a one man band in a van.... This should be taken off Jazz and Blues.. clubs... because its not..