My daughter just performed in the recital...the second one since the shutdown. For over a year, New…read moreDance Workshop gave live and virtual options, trained teachers, bought supplies, sanitized, changed operating procedures and kept kids and teachers safe. The recital set up was done quickly, efficiently and was beautiful. Hiccups due to weather were handled completely without outward signs of stress on the faces of staff. They live-streamed so extended family could watch. Girls danced with masks or without depending on their comfort level. It was an amazing day. Highly recommend this wonderul studio.

WOW! What a wonderful show. The acrobatics were outstanding. This was husband's first Cirque and he…read morewas impressed. Great story line and all. The really isn't a bad seat in this place. All right there to see all of the action.

Trying to find a balance between sharing everything that was amazing while still leaving some…read moresurprises for any new to the show. My husband was a little nervous about a show based around femininity but the show and storyline were really good and he ended up enjoying himself. It was a great mix of comedy, story telling, and athletics/acrobatics. They made great use of the space. The stage, the stands, the ceiling, and under the stage. I love that the Cirque shows use live music. For this show the cello player/singer was the star for me. For a show performed in a circus tent they dive pretty deep. There is lots of symbolism and interpretation. I think I caught like 90% but a program would have been nice. But at $20 a program that's not worth it for me. There's a good balance between big theatrics with lots of props and athleticism vs moments of beautiful simplicity with a piece of fabric blowing in the wind or a performer balancing sticks. Overall would definitely recommend this show!

As a preface, I am a huge supporter and fan of local theater, all my life really. I have found…read morethat even the not-great shows ("Mother Courage and Her Children, I'm talking about you) the energy and passion that local productions brings to the stage is wonderful. I came to visit DCP Theatre because one of my dear friends was directing a play there, and one of my favorite sequined jackets was making it's theatrical debut in her play. Yes, I gave a big round of applause for that jacket. The theater itself is decently sized, with a large flat gravel parking lot, a cute lobby and comfortable seating. I don't think there's a bad seat in the house. The volunteers were to a person friendly and accommodating, and the 'snack bar' of home-made and packaged goods was reasonably priced. It's an older building, which they've been working to restore and upgrade with the funds they earn producing plays, holding raffles, etc. The play itself was funny, well directed (yes I am biased here), and a good pace. It never dragged, the actors were wonderful and I had a great time. I'm looking forward to visiting again soon.

WHAT AN EXCELLENT PRODUCTION! We saw "Murder on the Orient…read moreExpress" yesterday and the cast, the acting and the direction was really good. A small local theater (that only fits about 130 people) has a friendly staff on and off stage. Congratulations to all involved and I hope more people will take advantage of this affordable venue so you can appreciate the local talent showcased here.

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It's a really magical place and I loved being part of it this year as part of prevention outreach…read moreand an observer.

So So.. May be better if you camp. I went for the day on Saturday. The main stage is in hot sunny…read morefield with no shade on a steep hill. All the spaces that are reasonable to sit are taken by people who lay down large tarps to claim space and they leave them there all day. I mostly like to dance/stand. They make a small area on a steep hill the dancing area. It's not comfortable and hard to dance on. I would'nt spend the money again, I didn't find it worth it.

I worked with Pete Symser (guitar solo) for my dad's memorial service recently. He was incredibly…read moreinsightful and thoughtful in selecting songs, knew the appropriate volume for the attending crowd of senior citizens, and the music was a beautiful touch to the service. He played a little less than 30 songs from his vast collection of song selections spanning the decades from Wind Beneath my Wings to Ashokan Farewell. Highly recommend Pete!

Pete was a big hit at our recent birthday party celebration. He and his partner provided wonderful…read morebackground music appropriate for the audience. They arrived on time and played beautifully. There was enthusiastic applause at the end of their performance. Thanks, Pete!

After being at two other studios in the area, we were frustrated with clique-y atmospheres where…read moreonly certain dancers were favored and developed and where mean girls were almost encouraged. We feel That's Dancin' is a breath of fresh air in this regard. They treat everyone equally and truly care about developing EVERY dancer whether or not you're on the team or not. And the welcoming environment means no mean girls. Fran, the owner, is amazing and so are all the teachers. I also adore their choreography. The recital is always engaging. Other studios seem to use the same choreo over and over and you'll be bored at the recital. I'm always super entertained at the recital. The only thing I wish is that they didn't have so many recitals. I wish maybe certain routines were in one revival, other routines in another, etc. rather than my child having to attend 3 recitals. But, that's a small price to pay for a great studio.

My two granddaughters have attended this school for almost 9 years. That's Dancin has provided a…read morewarm, caring and creative environment for them during this period. As members of the dance team they have competed, grown and achieved beyond our expectations. They have developed physical and mental strength and learned to love and appreciate the art of dance. The self confidence that has come from this...well you can't put a price on that..

The Cadets are a drum and bugle corp and part of Drum Corps International (DCI). In short, DCI is…read morelike a professional marching band, only the participants are usually between the ages of 16-22 and they don't get paid. They do it purely for the competition and experience and the camraderie. DCI is a wonderful combination of athleticism and art. I've been a huge fan since 1988, and growing up in LA, I was excited to be in the Bay Area where two of the top drum corps in the nation were nearby (Concord Blue Devils and the Santa Clara Vanguard). My first experience with DCI ever was in NJ when they were the Garfield Cadets (they've also been formerly the Holy Name Cadets, Garfield Cadets, and Cadets of Bergen County). The Cadets are an interesting mix of tradition and cutting-edge progress. The Cadets have essentially the same uniforms from the 1930s. They are known for a wide variety of music in their repertoire, often pushing the artistic envelope of innovation. The Cadets have performed music from West Side Story, Candide, Mass, Jeremiah, On the Waterfront, Wonderful Town, Fancy Free and Concerto for Orchestra. They have also performed music by John Adams, Aaron Copland, David Holsinger, Gavin Greenaway, Johan de Meij, Philip Sparke, Jan van der Roost, Bjrk, John Williams and Frank Ticheli. They're the 2nd-most successful corp, winning 9 championships (2nd to the Blue Devils 12). They dominated the 80s winning 5 championships between 1983-1990. The Cadets were guests at the 1996 Summer Olympics and in 1986 they performed for President Ronald Reagan at the Statue of Liberty Ceremony in New York City. I've always been a huge fan of the Vanguard, Blue Devils, and now Cavaliers, but I have to grudgingly admit the talent and success of the Cadets. I didn't particularly like their 2007 show but the execution was nearly flawless and they were in competition for 1st this year up until the end.