I had the opportunity to visit the concert side of the Hale Center Theater and was thrilled with…read morehow cozy and pleasant the experience was. The entire space holds maybe 250 or so people and each seat has a good view of the stage. The performers are fantastic (I was there for the Yacht Rock show) and I loved how enthusiastic and expressive they all were. You can purchase snacks from their portable concession cart either before the show or at intermission. If you have the chance, be sure to check it out!

My parents, especially my dad, are huge Bee Gees fans. So, when I saw that Hale Center Theater was…read moreputting on a tribute show while they were visiting, I knew I had to get tickets. We purchased tickets for the Thursday, January 8th show. We arrived a bit early on the day of the show. It was our first time at Hale and we wanted to be prepared. We were directed to a side entrance where they usually have their music shows. I knew the theatre was small, but was still surprised to see how intimate it was. I didn't mind it. The theatre sells concessions before the show and during intermission. We didn't purchase any. The show was phenomenal! The band and the singers were very talented and put on a fantastic performance. They nailed the original voices, which is not easy, and even hit some of the high notes. It took us back to the disco days of the 70s. We can't wait to catch another show at Hale Center Theatre!

We've been coming here for a few months now and it's the best swim school in the area…read more Teachers/coaches don't leave, pricing is pretty standard and they have an indoor playground area that my kids love. Haven't tried the gymnastics side yet.

We've only just started but I will say they are very patient and welcoming! My daughter was very…read morescared to be away from me and screamed the first time and the second time she had such a great time and has talked about going back ever since so we're very excited to continue swim!

My daughter loves doing their musicals! The kids are giving responsibility during the show with no…read moreparents or adults backstage helping. All the kids seems happy and engaged!

Our 2 girls have been participating in Baker's performing arts musical productions for over 8…read moremonths (3 productions) and they love it. The owner and staff are genuinely passionate about what they do and it shows!

They make you pay outrageous amounts to be part of the production and fail to deliver on promised…read morerefunds. There are so many other great theater companies in the area that actually pay their actors, so don't waist your time with this one.

I do not recommend Copperstar Repertory Company's musical theater summer camps for kids. I signed…read moremy child up hoping for a fun, friend-making experience in theater during summer break. On the first day I was disappointed that the staff was not very warm but was optimistic about how much fun lessons, rehearsals and, most of all, performing could be. As the week went on I got frequent complaints about how stern the staff was, disorganization and how most of the day was very serious, competitive and very boring. My disappointment turned to absolute dismay towards the end of camp when I stopped by during rehearsal and heard how gruff the administrators were with the kids (the group I signed up for had kids as young as 7 in it). They stopped the production every few minutes for lectures that I personally would have found humiliating if they'd been given to me and no praising whatsoever during the time I was there. When I leave my child in another's care this is the exact opposite of what I hope for. On the night of the performance the show started late, didn't include all of the kids' names in the program and instead of being excited my kid was relieved that it was over and return the following Monday wasn't required. I don't plan on supporting this company in any way in the future.

I was invited to Sister Act and was surprised the actors/singers were amazing. It's a nice cozy…read morevenue, clean and the acoustics is great. There are a lot of restaurants nearby to check out before a show.

What a delightful and unique musical. The characters were so spot on to the t.v show Sponge Bob…read more Full house full of patrons making it more entertaining. Reasonable ticket prices. Bring your own water. No concessions. Parking easy.

I have been to a few shows at gammage and each time I am…read moreso happy to have this in our backyard. I just watch Hells Kitchen which was amazing and I have seen a few more like The Temptations and Suffrage. Thank you Gammage for giving us the arts.

Dated venue. Carpets appear to be circa 1980s and the color scheme definitely needs a refresh, as…read morewell. This was our first time seeing a show here . . . Rubberband Dance - Every So Slightly. Very progressive show and when we got back home and I paid closer attention to the other show options offered on their website, realized this is prevalent from show-to-show. Performers, male and female, came out dressed in jumpsuits, the same you'd see 1) pilots of military fighter jets, 2) farm workers, 3) etc. wear. They were unisex by design as were their undergarments (tops and bottoms) and by the end of the performance, after having stripped themselves of the jumpsuits they each continued their routines with those same jumpsuits tied using the legs and arms of the jumpsuits into a bundle wrapped around their heads and faces. If you've ever seen the movie The Elephant Man, that is what they all resembled. Although The Elephant Man did not perform in their unisex under garments. Just wasn't prepared for that, finding it disturbing. Children (minors) were present in the audience.

I'm an actor new to the Arizona area. Laughing Pig was a dream company to work for. They are very…read morecognizant of your time and flexible. The directors of Shake Smash, Tony and Taylor, were always professional, positive and hard working. I also enjoyed the wide range of actors working on the project - some were newer to acting, and some were veterans. This company is fantastic. Get involved!

From the owner: The world premiere of "Per" by Donald Loftus is September 20, 21, 27, & 28th. Buy Tickets today!read more

I've been coming to the Mesa Arts Center for years! For graduation ceremonies of the university i…read morework at. The staff are friendly and helpful. The sound engineers are very knowledgeable. There are two green rooms we use - both have the space to accommodate approximately 40 faculty members who make up the stage party. I sing the national anthem for the graduation ceremony and let me simply say how amazing their sound system is. There used to be no sound delay. The sound is crisp. And I think the sound system makes me sound even better than I really am!! lol The lobby area is spacious and great for after-ceremony gatherings. It truly is a great place! I also have contemplated taking some of the arts classes they offer. I haven't found time in my busy schedule but I do know they offer a variety if classes. I look forward to when I can take a class!!

My mom and I came here for the first for the Shen Yu. Great event we go every year but this year we…read moredecided to try the mesa location. We chose the sitting on the higher levels which we liked but don't chose the edge of the row cause then you can't see the side of the stage. Choose more in the middle. I was not happy with the bathroom stall I used. It seems when so many other people slam their doors my door became unlocked and opened on me while using the restroom. The bathroom was very clean!! The other annoying part was there was only one person working the concession stand. So we couldn't get anything. Cause our intermission ended by the time we got to the front of the line.