Great Friday night improv show! Skits-n-Giggles performed…read moretonight and they did not disappoint. The show was so funny, good audience participation. This was a Halloween / spooky show with a twist. I am a big fan! The troupe rotates members so it's never the same show. The venue is small but very nice. This is also a dance studio. They offer drinks like beer, wine and soda. Snacks like popcorn, chocolate and fresh cookies. Staff is so nice. Tonight they did dancing after the show. Parking spaces are limited but a neighbor business ( The wreck room) allows parking in their lot. And the venue just added slot machines.

Omgoodess when to their New Year's Eve, Great Gatsby murder mystery event. Absolutely had a blast…read more From the minute we got our table we were emerged right in to the socialite world. So interactive. Highly recommend you won't be disappointed

BCS opened earlier this year. It's a studio with great instructors in the areas of voice, various…read moreinstruments, acting, dance, yoga and production. It's open to all ages. This summer BCS will host its first workshops for students. The young, energetic instructors are wonderful with kids. Rates are very reasonable for the quality of education.

I would give more stars if I could. Very friendly staff. A lot of artistic education to offer…read more Clean studio with positive quotes. Positive vibes and organized visions. Very well put together. A great place for the youth of today to focus on the Performing Arts!

The McAninch Arts Center (MAC) at College of DuPage (COD) in Glen Ellyn, IL, is a vibrant hub for…read morethe performing and visual arts, offering an array of professional theater, music, dance, comedy, and family-friendly performances. While the MAC hosts a wide range of cultural programming year-round, what has drawn us back time and again, now three times, are their exceptional, large-scale art exhibitions, presented every two years. The most recent of these is the 2025 exhibition Hokusai and Ukiyo-e: The Floating World (on view from May 31 to September 21). This immersive experience transports visitors to the lively and refined world of 17th-century Edo-period Japan. The exhibit vividly captures a time when Edo (present-day Tokyo) thrived as the cultural and economic heart of the nation, defined by its devotion to the arts, nature, and the pleasures of daily life. A highlight of the exhibition is the U.S. debut of the Museum Galleries - Chiossone Collection, featuring a remarkable 70-piece selection of ukiyo-e masterpieces. Among these are 53 original paintings and woodblock prints by renowned artists such as Hokusai and Hiroshige, alongside 17 beautifully crafted objects. Together, they offer a captivating window into Japan's "floating world." The MAC consistently excels in delivering these world-class exhibitions. The experience is not only visually stunning but also engaging and educational. The staff are welcoming, knowledgeable, and always ready to enhance your visit. Last, but not the least, there is a very nice gift shop there. We bought some cute Japanese noodles and rice bowls with the "floating world" art theme from the gift shop. Attending an art exhibition there is truly a joy, and we look forward to each new one.

We came for the Hokusai exhibit on a Friday. It was a little hard to find, the address on the flyer…read moredidn't direct us to the right area. Saw some signs near campus but not enough. Was finally able to find it by searching McAninch Arts Center (MAC). The exhibit is cool, loved the eki (train station) stamps for the passport you're given. I wasn't expecting much and it lived up to expectations. After experiencing it do I think it was worth the $27/per person admission? Not for me. But it's still cool and definitely worth a visit if you're an art enthusiast.

VFW's bring up childhood memories of cranky old men complaining about the war. At least that is…read morehow they seemed where I grew up. This place is anything but cranky old men complaining about the war. My first experience here was completely surprising. I came for the Friday fish fry with my father and the nugget, who was a baby at the time. During Lent, this place is PACKED with people on Friday nights. I could not believe it. While waiting for my fish to arrive, I got a glass of wine at the bar. I thought I misheard the price...nope I didn't...it was soooo cheap compared to a bar or restaurant. After I bit into a nice meaty piece of fried fish, I was hooked (buh duh cha). The fish fry continues all year long...not just during Lent. Don't like fish, no problem. They have Italian Beef sandwiches, hot dogs, and fried shrimp. The price of your meal also includes coffee, and cake for dessert. You can't go wrong. Don't forget to bring some cash for the raffles. They usually do a 50/50 raffle, and some other thing. For Valentine's Day there was a delicious pork dinner and a band. For St. Paddy's they do a corned beef dinner. High suggested! Tuesday is Bingo and Thursday is wing night. There is almost always something going on here. Check it out!

I know it's a Fish Fry but they have 1/2 pound prime rib burgers that are the best tasting burgers…read moreI have ever eaten. And I've eaten a lot of burgers! The fish can be ordered fried (not as healthy) or baked (healthy). Both taste great but I can't resist fried!

Awesome party band! LOTS of FUN!read more

From the owner: Audience Participation! Crowd Enthusiasm! Event Success! Bandaroke - Live Band Karaoke is the live…read moremusic event service that inspires audience participation and crowd enthusiasm for your Corporate and Private Events. Bandaroke has been entertaining corporate event crowds and private functions for over 10 years in the Chicago-area as a way to enable music and singing enthusiasts of all levels of ability to sing, play, or dance with a live rock band. We will entertain and provide a good time for that 25-year old alternative introvert IT worker as well as that 60-year old classic rock exec. We are also an all-request cover and dance band and your group can choose from our over 500 songs to listen and dance to their favorite tunes.

I performed here once, and was groped by a director. I came forward about it a few years later, and…read morewhile they had some response, they essentially continued to utilize that director. Years that same director abused me again following a request he remove a photo of me having a costume malfunction in another production (see screenshots.) As this event was very public, as a courtesy I made them aware. They essentially dismissed it as not their problem, ands said they'd review "Not in our house" guidelines for anything new. For me, it's very much in their house. At the end of the day, they continue to use and enable a documented abuser of women. As a result, I'll never return or act here again.

Very funny and well-done recent performance of Blyth Spirit. Strong cast. It was done simply but…read morethat made the funny parts more obvious.

My niece has found her calling. When she grows up she wants to star in a Riverdance revival. That…read moreis something I definitely will stick around to see and what I especially love is that this little storefront school is making her not only excel at this "looks so easy, but really isn't" physical activity, but hooking her on feeling the incredible high of aerobic-icity. As the designated picker upper the other night, when I pulled up to the place, the entire front window was steamed up to the hilt. The way it looked I expected the Lord of the Dance to come tapping out the door. But I could vaguely make out a couple of future "colleens", in pretty black and orange dresses, bouncing up and down. Non stop. They have varied hours at this location, evenings too, and not only is the school "parent friendly" but my niece loves her teacher. She also can't seem to get enough of Irish dancing ... also a credit to her teacher. At this stage in her dancing career, the cost is based on dancing in a group for a number of lessons. I have also been forewarned about upcoming recitals and shows; she's hooked. Erin go bragh!