White Christmas show - Very disappointed- we are season ticket holders and were told that it was…read moregeneral admission seating - no reserved seats, only to arrive and find all good seats reserved! Will not return. You obviously gave a group that comes once a year reserved seats and did not worry about your season ticket holders.

Great little theater that always puts on great plays. Today was Peter and the Star Catcher,…read morebasically a prequel to Peter Pan. Cast was excellent, very funny. Adults will love this one. If you enjoy theater, you will love this one. Plus your helping support the Performing Arts.

Much better options around. I'd recommend going somewhere else. Unprofessional and over priced.read more

I've been taking guitar lessons for 4 years and this place is by far the best place for music…read morelessons the instructors are very nice. If you want to learn guitar piano or any other music go to UROCK.

I first attended this outstanding community theater group in Hickory, PA, when my daughter and…read moreson-in-law performed here earlier this year. More on that later, but let's talk about the group. The Old Schoolhouse Players (OSP) is a community theater group established in 1992 with the primary goal of bringing quality theatrical performances to the Hickory and Washington County areas in Pennsylvania. Over the years, OSP has presented over 100 dramatic and musical productions, enriching the local arts scene and fostering a strong sense of community through a shared love of theater. OSP was formed in 1992 by a group of passionate individuals who wanted to create a platform for local actors, singers, dancers, and theater enthusiasts to come together and showcase their talents. The theater group is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to nurturing the arts within the community and providing opportunities for members to develop their skills and passion for theater. OSP stages their productions in the Bud Allison Auditorium, located within the historically preserved Mount Pleasant Township Community Center at 20 Wasbash Avenue in Hickory, Pennsylvania. This charming venue offers an intimate theater experience for audiences and performers alike, with comfortable seating and excellent acoustics. Restrooms are downstairs, but they do have a handicap-accessible restroom on the first floor on the theater level. Notable Productions: Over the years, the Old Schoolhouse Players have presented a diverse range of theatrical productions, including popular musicals, dramatic plays, and original works. Some notable past productions include "The Sound of Music," "A Christmas Carol," "The Wizard of Oz," and "Our Town," among many others. Each production is carefully selected to appeal to a wide audience and showcase the talents of the theater group's members. I attended several performances here in May of this year, for a great production of Clue. The internationally popular game is a fun-filled musical adaptation that brings the world's best-known suspects to life and invites the audience to help solve the mystery: who killed Mr. Boddy, in what room, and with what weapon. The audience receives forms to help them deduce the solution from clues given throughout the fun-filled evening. Three audience members choose from cards representing the potential murderers, weapons, and rooms; there are 216 possible solutions! Only one hard-nosed female detective is qualified to unravel the merry mayhem. Comic antics, witty lyrics, and a beguiling score carry the investigation from room to room. Even after the culprit confesses, a surprise twist delights the audience. This colorful crowd-pleaser was devised by the authors of Murder at Rutherford House and other popular interactive entertainments. My daughter gave a fabulous portrayal that brought Miss Scarlet to life, creating a multi-dimensional character that was both enigmatic and charming. Catherine's portrayal of Miss Scarlet in Clue was nothing short of extraordinary. Her undeniable talent, beautiful vocals, charisma, and dedication to her craft made her a true force to be reckoned with on stage. She really rocked the blonde look, too! Also performing was my son-in-law, who not only sang but also danced with Catherine, which were my favorite moments. Alan's portrayal of Mr. Green in Clue was nothing short of outstanding. His hard work and passion for theater shone through, as he showcased his undeniable talent, charisma, and commitment to his craft, making for one of my most unforgettable performances that was both dynamic and energetic and lots of fun! Bottom Line: My experience with the Old Schoolhouse Players' production of Clue was truly unforgettable. The outstanding performances by the cast showcased their talent, dedication, and passion for theater. The intimate venue and engaging audience interaction made this theatrical experience even more special. I highly recommend supporting this community theater group, as they continue to enrich the local arts scene with their diverse range of productions. Don't miss out on future opportunities to witness the magic of the Old Schoolhouse Players on stage.

Great venue. The acting and set design were better than great. I usually go to larger venues but I…read morehave to admit. This was special.

Best ballet school in Pittsburgh. Wonderful teachers and fantastic place. My daughter is…read morereceiving top notch ballet training!

From the owner: Ballet, Dance, Pointe, Modern, Contemporary, Jazz, Pre-Professional Ballet, Beginner Ballet, Mommy…read more& Me, The Nutcracker

We are so excited to have Baxter's RCade open up in the neighborhood! It's so nice to go to a…read morebar/restaurant that's fun for the adults and the kids... there were truly all ages there when we stopped in. They didn't have high chairs when we got seated, but the staff was so accommodating and quickly ran across the street to borrow some from another restaurant. The host gave us a rundown of the place and all of the different areas: board games, bocce courts, arcade games, old school gaming systems and TVs, golf bays, and putting green. Some activities were free and some needed a gaming card to play. There are dining tables and bar stools inside, as well as picnic tables and more seats at the bar outside. It was a beautiful night, so all of the large windows were open. Their bar included signature cocktails and mocktails, as well as limited beer and wine options. The food menu wasn't very extensive, but we tried the buffalo chicken dip, caprese dip, guacamole and queso, Thai chicken tacos, and a flatbread. The food came out quickly, and everything was pretty good; it wasn't anything spectacular, but decent to snack on while you play games and enjoy the atmosphere.

My boyfriend threw me a surprise birthday party at Baxters and it was super nice but the staff…read morewasn't the most friendly. It took forever to get drinks and a few of the workers were a bit rude - "I'm not your server". The food menu is pretty small - mostly snacks. The avocado toast is excellent! The cocktails are fun and festive! We loved the wall of board games! Overall it was a cool place, just wish there were more food options!

Came here to see the Marvelous Wonderettes this past week- what a treat this was! The talent of…read morethese actors is off the charts, and you can tell how much work they put into every performance! The seating is small and intimate , probably not room for more than 50, so everywhere you sit you will have a great view of the show! The parking can get a little tricky, but there are shuttles if you park on the streets in Carnegie, and even if you can't figure out the shuttle schedule or if none are being offered the night of your ticket, it's just a short walk up the hill from Main Street! The next time I come to a show here I'll be sure to plan dinner and a drink at 131 East before or after ! So glad I got to experience this local performance stage !

Saw Avenue Q here, first time seeing a show. Only $18 and plentiful free parking in the area. They…read moredid a very good job, and don't charge any bogus ticketing fees for online tickets either. The Music Hall here is patterned after the Carnegie Music Hall in New York. It kind of looks like it, but the acoustics don't seem to be that great.. I sat near the back and at some point it was hard to hear. But overall, location (especially for people near Pittsburgh airport area), price and convenience can't be beat... I will be back.

Just saw "Funny Money" last night. If you need a laugh see this play. The cast is just perfect with…read moretheir timing and performances. Wonderful fun night out! The show ends this weekend so make plans to see this wonderful comedy!