Great theater to see Broadway worthy shows without all the NYC traffic and high prices for parking…read moretoo! Saw the very last showing for the Annie musical for 2025 with my youngest son and it was such a great talented cast, with great scenic and live orchestra! The remodel of the space was done to keep the theater looking like it's always did just cleaner and more comfortable. Although I thought it was a little weird that they ran out of salty snacks at the bar for a full house performance, but regardless the bartenders were so friendly and warm! Will definitely be back to see more shows here!

Last night was my first time at The Argyle Theatre and we watched The Prince of Egypt. I've passed…read moreby for years and always wondered about the quality of their productions. So my husband surprised me with tickets because he knows how much I love Broadway shows. Some of the standouts of the night were- the singing and the use of the screens. The actors & vocalist did a great job, really no weak links, they were clear, they projected all the way up to the balcony, and they carried a strong stage presence. The stage was set up in a specific way for the entire show but the screens helped to enhance the scenes by projecting different images to suggest a change in setting, making it a lot more interesting to watch. Some songs resonated more than others, solely because of the weight of the message they possessed. Overall, very talented artists on Long Island that we enjoyed watching use their gifts to bring joy to others. It didn't have to be perfect to be of great substance. I will note that they loosely interpret biblical events throughout the show, especially toward the end, so a few scenes might make you go huh, but as artists, they truly made it their own. It's nice to offer Broadway-like shows close to home, and to support the arts within our communities.

I really loved my time here, the staff is so unbelievably welcoming and friendly. This is a cozy…read moreperformance space. Perfect for book readings, auditions, or even birthday parties with your theatrical friends. I'm excited to see what they do over the summer when it gets warmer. They also have ice cream

What an amazing venue. The community is truly blessed to have this place in its neighborhood…read more Look for events to suit all members of the family. Don't forget to support the arts

Super cool venue! I went here for a show the other day. The sound was great. The seats were super…read morecomfy and the staff was amazing. They changed my seat and I ended up very close to the stage. This was a bit of a drive for me. But I would totally come back here because of the staff and ambiance. What a great place to see a show in an intimate setting! Nice work, FTC!

This is a nice spot to see a show. The bar had a small selection of food/snacks for sale, though…read morenot a huge assortment and not cheap either. Overall it was clean and staff was nice. Would be happy to attend another event here in the future.

Courtney's To The Stage is a wonderful place for kids to learn about theatre and performing. The…read moreskills learned are not only acting and signing and choreography, but the ideals of dedication, teamwork and self confidence. My daughter has been fortunate to be a part of To The Stage for musicals for 3+ years and loved it. Courtney opens up a world to her students of Broadway, music and performance. There is no higher recommendation than seeing your child smile.

To The Stage gives children the chance to shine - it's musical theater at it's best!!! What better…read moreway to conquer fears and be free to express oneself than to be on stage singing and dancing to a live audience!? And Miss Courtney is beloved by all of her students.

I went with a small group to see a late night production of Hedwig on Saturday night at CAP. I…read morelearned of this venue on the internet and honestly didn't know what to expect. Although the venue was a bit rundown and unpolished, and it took a while to figure out where the show was and what's what, we had a blast! The people were friendly, the theater very intimate, and the talent top tier!

Extremely professional group, which helped me feel right at home as a new comer to the group ! As…read morewell as a surplus of EXTREMELY TALENTED people !

I can't believe the reviews I saw on here. To be honest, it sounds like rival businesses trying to…read morebring someone down because this could not be more inaccurate. I bring my 2 year old to CDU. Christina is her teacher and I can tell you my little girl went from not wanting to step foot into a class without mommy to saying "bye mom" as she runs into Miss Christina's arms. I couldn't ask for a better environment to start my little girl in. Highly recommend.

This woman owner Cristina is a thief and completely unprofessional. She kept so much of my money…read morefrom recitals/competitions that never happened Because of the COVID-19 virus. She pocketed our money and now she stopped responding. Oh, and she's really nasty, too. Stay away from this place. There's so many other Dance School that are so much better. I hope the business fails.

Looking for a unique night out? Get tickets to The Moth instantly. No really, they run out in five…read moreminutes, get on that. The Moth is a storytellers event that occurs at different places, and the one I went to was at Housing Works Bookstore and Cafe, which was the perfect venue. It started at 7:30 and ended at 9:30, there's no drink minimum, you can bring your own food, and tickets are cheap, but hard to get. It's essentially a show where people who'd previously entered their names get picked to tell stories in under five minutes. Anyone can do it, and anything can be said. There were funny ones, sad ones, dramatic ones, silly ones, overall twelve performances along with a host who introduces each one. They also sell drinks and snacks there, which goes to a great cause. Whether you're looking for something New Yorky, cheap, chill, cute, or thought-provoking, The Moth will satisfy.

Going to a Story Slam hosted by The Moth is actually one of my favorite things to do in the city…read more The story slams happen 4-6 times a month at various locations around Manhattan and Brooklyn (see the website for schedule). Each slam has a different theme. If you feel that you have a worthy 5-min story, you can put your name in the bag, where they draw out names. Ten storytellers go up and these stories are judged by three teams of judges from the audience. The winner of the slam goes on to the Quarterly GrandSLAM Championship. It lasts about 2.5 hrs and costs $8. I've gone to a couple of these at the Housing Works and I'm always really impressed by the quality and talent of most of the storytellers. Many of them take this quite seriously and you can tell that they spent time crafting their story and delivery. The best stories aren't the ones that are merely funny, but they're poignant, send you on an emotional roller coaster of highs and lows, and leave you with a message and something to think about. There's a certain raw honesty and catharsis that comes through and the audience is always supportive, especially so for the new storytellers who stand up there alone and vulnerable. Indeed, if the audience feels the judges are too harsh, the audience lets the judges know. At the Story Slam at Housing Works, the doors open at 7 pm (stories start at 7:30). There are limited seats, so if you're dead set on sitting, stand in line by 5:30. There are plenty places to stand and get a good view as Housing Works' second floor is a mezzanine. Recently I got to the line by 6:30 and easily found a comfortable spot to stand and watch (wear comfortable shoes!). The ticket sales of the Story Slam goes directly to The Moth. Housing Works, which is a wonderful organization that helps people with HIV/AIDS, sells alcohol and snacks, so you're giving to a great cause by drinking.