We went to a comedy show here where the money goes to help non profits all k er the country. My…read morekids used to go to this theatre when they were little- there are onmh 80 seats in the theatre. My friend''s daughter, Dana was in the show as she is a comedianne. There were other comediennes in the show and I enjoyed the evening. You can bet general admission as there isn't a bad seat in the house! They do sell wine and beer ahead of the show! You can also enter a drawing to win tickets to another show! Support local!

I am happy that there is a place like this in Boca…read more Challenge is they say first come first served BUT get here early because if you don't save seats for people you could end up seating separately. We saw a few people leave because this one lady saved so many seats. We told the manager then they asked US to move to accommodate someone's else and then made a joke that "yeah you got to sit by people here" no joke lady. Also not a lot of leg room but you could purchase seats on the stage if you buy them early enough and you don't mind being ragged by the comic. They have drinks and it's not required that you have a minimum number. The entertainment was 4.5 stars. I like that they raise money for charity.

I was a teen in the 80's and absolutely loved (and still do) music. Classic guitar rock, 80's pop…read moremusic was so much fun and just seemed to bring people together. Well the Boca Black box, a small and intimate venue on Glades Road in Boca Raton is a hidden gem to say the least. The Black Box hosts some of the greatest country, 60's, 70's and 80's cover bands! Many are national acts that find their way to this wonderful little venue and light the place up. The owner, Randy is warm and inviting. I believe he did some standup comedy in his younger days, as he does a few minutes of comedy in the stage before each show. The venue seats only about 280 people. There is regular auditorium type seating and my favorite, personal tables along the perimeter that seat up to 8 people each. The ticket prices are very good and well worth it! The service is excellent and you are never left without a cocktail before and during the show. The waitresses are always walking around checking on everyone. They are friendly and friendly warm. Randy must be doing something right as I have been going to shows there for 3 years and the wait staff never changes. I know most of them personally now and always receive a warm welcome. There is noIt much in the way of food there, so enjoy a nice dinner before or after the show at one of the many restaurants located right near the venue. Give it a try! Relive your youth with some of the greatest cover bands in the USA. Party safely and enjoy life!

Great Entertainment venue! Poor choice for musical talent…read more Michael Jackson tribute was painful! Bad costumes, long pants with buckles, dirty tee shirt. Lip syncing Poor dance moves, no fluidity. Multiple jacket changes, Not one dance move was imitated or similar to Michael Jackson!

Best in the game. I've seen them perform on multiple occasions. their Dance group are all very…read moretalented. the shows and performances are well laid out featuring different elements of dance from Hawaiian, Tahitian, drummers, as well as fire, and more! Always very entertaining with a good flow... and they incorporate crowd interaction further enhancing the experience. Def recommend hiring them for any occasion!

The Aloha Islanders Hawaiian Entertainment was established in 1999 and is now the premiere…read morePolynesian entertainment company in South Florida. I recently caught the Aloha Islanders at their Tropical Holiday Spectacular during the Sunday at the Waterfront event in West Palm Beach. They are the most popular act of the year with performances spanning three hours. The show began with singers and dancers of all ages from their school. There was a lot of audience participation as they brought different people up and taught them dances. They also had a conch blowing contest. The last hour of the evening was the professionals showcasing dances from the South Pacific islands of Tahiti, Hawaii, New Zealand, and Samoa with costume changes. The grand finale was three fire knife warriors. They were thrilling as they twirled and threw flaming batons high in the air. I saw them get singed a few times. They were on fire, literally! The Aloha Islanders put on an amazing show and I'm so lucky that I got to experience it for free. They are available for booking on their website for corporate and private events. They is the perfect act for anyone wanting to stage a luau. Mele kalikimaka!

We were a group of eight friends gathering for a show at the Delray Beach Playhouse. The show…read morestarted at 4 PM. We went to see Queen Lives; it was fantastic, and we all loved it. There is not a bad seat in the house. The Playhouse is located in a residential neighborhood on Lake Ida. Prior to the Show we sat outside and enjoyed the cool breeze overlooking the lake and the speedboats riding by. It was a delightful experience all around. During the year they offer subscriptions for each season, including shows, plays, musicals, for all ages. This particular show was a sellout. The group had been there before and they were asked to return because the reviews were so excellent. I agree and so did everyone in my party. The chairs are comfortable and it is handicapped accessible for people with wheelchairs, scooters or walkers. It's a very relaxed atmosphere with free parking.

I recently attended the Playwrights' Horizon event and was so pleasantly surprised by the…read moreexperience. I was already familiar with two of the playwrights, which made it even more enjoyable. The evening featured several short plays, each about 15 minutes long, with a 20-minute intermission in between. After the performances, the playwrights came on stage for a Q&A session, which gave the audience a chance to hear about their creative process and ask questions. It was a wonderful addition to the evening. I'm usually away this time of year, so this was my first opportunity to attend, and I'm so glad I did. The tickets were also very reasonably priced, making it an excellent value for a night of live theater. I hope to make this an annual tradition and will definitely be back next year!

Had a great experience for my first trip to The Wick…read more Comfortable seats, food and drink (Everything allowed in to the theatre, no less!), and even though the prices are crazy high, the audience didn't exude the same entitled attitude that you frequently find in Palm Beach. Stage, sound, lighting, everything was good, except the caliber of performances and that was stellar!

They have great shows for a reasonable price. Worth the drive to Boca if you don't live here.read more

Not sure who was responsible for green-lighting the production of Dogfight but it was terribly…read moredisappointing to see a musical laced with misogyny, transphobic "humor" and a cringeworthy gang-rape reenactment scene managed to make it's way past anyone's desk. I was offered free tickets and had no idea what to expect, the only reason I didn't walk out was to see what the hell else they could possibly do next to offend the audience. I was also hoping for some kind of redemption, to no avail. The cast was great but I have to wonder why they would agree to take the roles after reading the script. If you have any respect for women or insight into how damaging misogynistic humor is to our culture, pass on this production. Slow Burn, you can do better.

We're always happy with Slow Burn productions - but the performance we saw last night of "Rent" was…read morejust over the top - outstanding in so many ways. I couldn't get over how excellent the actors were - really strong voices. Besides the voices - the production was so well staged. The set is not a simple one, on several levels - and it worked so well. This is a really exuberant production - alot of movement , lighting changes, and ensemble singing. For "Rent" lovers and for anyone who has never seen "Rent" - I'd recommend getting tickets right now. It's a performance that's not to be missed. Rent has a wonderful score, I was looking forward to hearing the songs again - and I was thrilled with every single song. . .and the musical numbers are so enhanced by a live orchestra! We love Slow Burn! We're excited that next year the Slow Burn productions will move from west Boca to the Amaturo theatre at the Broward Center.

I attended the RealDance recital in Coconut Creek and it was awesome. There were participants…read moreranging from younger dancers to high school dancers. All very highly trained and their performance showing their skill levels and artistic talent. Some are actually continuing their dance journey into their college years. I'm sure we will be seeing those that continue their training to appear in ballet ensembles as well as other dance related professions. The recital was long; one suggestion is to break up the recital into two portions during the year if it's feasible; just my two cents. Overall, great training and great talented dancers.

My twins have have been dancing there for ten years. First class performances, competitions and…read moreteachers. Love Realdance and I can't believe my twins are graduating this year. My oldest also went there and learned so much. It's like a family there. It is owned and operated by Miss Suzanne who is fabulous. She wants to see each and every dancer succeed. Rare to find these days. We wholeheartedly recommend this dance school.

My boyfriend and I bought VIP tickets to this, which was worth the up sell for VIP treatment. We…read moreenjoyed early admission and being the first to the food. There were many vendors, as much food as you can eat, as much wine as you can drink! A great time socializing at the tables. We will not miss this yearly event. It's been 6 months and we still talk about it all the time. This was one of our favorite events to attend as a couple.

(This event was about a month ago). Huge waste of time and money. If zero stars were possible, that…read morewould be my rating. The name "Boca Raton Wine and Food Festival" sure sounds good...like they would get some higher end restaurants there. I mean it's not the F'ing Catalina Wine Mixer, but... Not all were a disappointment, but most were. Now it did rain for about 10 minutes, but that's Florida and all part of the adventure. But this BRWFF was slated for 7 pm to 10 pm. The tickets were not cheap, but there were still vendors that simply left by 8:30 pm...I guess due to the 10 minute rain shower. There is a contest where we the customers vote on the best food/wine booth. Well the best in my opinion was the Lighthouse Point Yacht and Racquet Club (French Onion Soup dumplings) which is 1. A private Club that us commoners don't have access to AND 2. It's not even in Boca. Then to top it off, the winner was Santos Buffet....a buffet won people! I mean ZERO disrespect to Santo's, but Is that the BEST place the organizers could get for the BRWFF? I know that part falls partially on the voters, but still....the selection of restaurants and other vendors is pathetic for what you pay. I'll try again when/if Boca learns from other affluent cities exactly how to put on a real wine/food festival.