Beautiful theater with parking not far. You smell the nostalgia lol. They do have a cafe offers…read moresnacks and drinks. Came to see Swan Lake. Can't wait to go bac

Will Downing was phenomenal. Loved the fact that they had a shuttle to pick us up and drop us off…read moreat our car.

Came to see West Side Story and had a wonderful experience! This was a gift from my parents for…read moreChristmas and I had such a great time. They are season ticket holders so they get a deal on tickets. I would highly suggest seeing if you qualify for any discounted tickets since they seem to have a number of programs set up (I once got $30 tickets before being younger than 30 years old). They have a close parking lot that you can pay for but we walked from a public lot not too far away. It's a zoo with people existing by foot/ cars trying to leave the lots so just know it may take a bit of time for that short walk if you use one of their lots. They have a little concession counter that you can buy snacks at as well as bathrooms available though we didn't use either. The play itself was spectacular. The entire cast is talented- acting, singing, and dancing were top notch. The sets were well thought out and the music was unbelievable. I love that we have an incredible play house right in our backyard here in NJ! We will definitely be returning!

I just attended the mattered of West Side Story. Excellent! What an amazing production…read more The theatre is located in Milburn, NJ. There are several parking lots and a nearby train station plus a public bus which make this playhouse accessible via a variety of transportation. (The nearest lots fill up fast, so plan your arrival time.) The parking fee is $12 if you use any of the theatre's lots. There was (as is expected) a long entry line. More staff is needed to move the line along more quickly. The elderly and those with mobility challenges were allowed to bypass the long line and gain immediate entry. The lobby sells snacks and drinks that can be purchased before the show or during intermission. There are ushers to help you find your seats and a very friendly young man helped me at the souvenir counter. The lighting and acoustics appeared modern in my limited opinion. The feel of the auditorium was that of the traditional theatre setting with the rich burgundy drapery and snug plush seats. There is an odd pitch to the floor which makes walking to orchestra seating a little awkward because of the slant. So keep this in mind if you are a little shaky on your feet. I have a delightful experience here and I hope to return for future productions.

This is my second time here but first review. We went to…read morecelebrate my daughter getting into the nursing program. We were seated quickly. I had the chicken enchiladas. They were wonderful and tasteful. I haven't enchiladas like that in a long time. I had churros for dessert. Loved that they gave a bowl of chocolate with them as an option to dip. The decor is spectacular. From pictures of musicians on the wall and the waiting area has two benches one with musician mug shot and the other with the last supper with musicians who passed on.

Amazing spot! The margaritas are on point , the tacos are flavorful, and the vibe is so fun and…read morelively. The menu is playful and creative, making it a joy to explore every option. Perfect place to hang out with friends, enjoy great drinks, and just have a fantastic time. Highly recommend!

Lovely spot to see a show; community based and supported too. Easy walk downtown for a pre or post…read moreshow meal or drink. Nice acoustics too!

Nice theatre! Every single time I come to one of their plays I always end up shedding some tears…read moreeven if it's comedy.

I saw "Barefoot in the Park" this past weekend. Great acting, comfortable venue, reasonable price…read more($20). I have never been sorry to attend a community theatre performance and this one is no different. But don't use their parking lot--park across the street at the American Legion.

I saw "Vanya, Sonia, Masha, and Spike" (what a mouthful). It was quite funny with a great group of…read moreactors. This little theater is very cute and I had never seen it before recent when my friend mentioned. Nice staff as well. Just wish they had another bathroom accessible.

This is the VERY BEST dance school in the Union/Elizabeth area. Great owner operator and great…read morestaff. The June recital gets better each year!!! Mrs. Michelle and staff are the ultimate instructors!!!!

From the owner: Quality dance instruction at an affordable price!…read more Classical Ballet, Pointe, Modern, Jazz, Contemporary, Lyrical, Tap, Hip Hop, Children's Classes

We found Planet Dance on a fluke and I couldn't be happier. I grew up in NYC, have taken a lot of…read moredance in the past and I have pretty high standards. It's just the right balance of training and fun for my daughter. She does a combo ballet/tap/hip hop class and loves it. The sisters/owners are amazing, they are just so kind and always answer any questions I have no matter how busy they are...and it is busy, especially on Saturday mornings! Nadine at the front is super nice, I really love this place. They take it seriously but it's not a "dance moms" nightmare. They really inspire my daughter and I'm so glad I found them. I love it and I hope she stays dancing with them for awhile. I can't beat it for the quality and price.

From the owner: Planet Dance Offers: Tap, Hip Hop, Ballet, Contemporary,…read morePointe, Jazz, Funk, Acro, Disco & Commercial Hip Hop and Street Jazz. Planet Dance also offers Seasonal Yoga and Zumba Classes.

Came here to watch Alex Clark live. When I entered at 6:30 pm, there is a crew member that is…read moreselling merch. Since I purchased a VIP ticket, I was allowed to wait upstairs. Since I had a VIP ticket, I was able to sit in front. The show lasted for an hour and a half. The theater can seat up to 200 guests. After the show, a guest paid $40 to upgrade to VIP status for the Q&A and photos. After the Q&A and photos, I was able to leave before 9 pm. May come again.

Loved it! I saw Little Shop of Horrors ($25) last night and it was a terrific performance! The…read morevenue is spacious and comfortable, and there is a parking lot for patrons. Easy to get there via the Garden State Parkway. Enjoy!

This venue has personality and is well-run and beautiful. I went to an evening piano concert here…read moreas a single, older lady, and I found all the personnel to be very accommodating and friendly. They cheerfully ushered attendees to their seats if needed and when asked, they had the temperature adjusted. The restrooms are up on 2nd floor, so the grateful, less-sure-of-foot attendee might (discreetly) be allowed use of the private, employee facility downstairs. Smiles everywhere, and I REALLY liked seeing the security team! After the performance, two police cars were also at the curb out front and I asked an officer if I could stand there to try to identify the Uber I had called for. The officer told me to wait back on the sidewalk and HE would watch for and stop my Uber driver! He did, and even opened the car door for me! Sweet N.J.cop!

I cane hete to see a salaa concert. One of my favs was in concert My first time ay this venue. It…read morewas nice . The concert was shorter than expected but I loved it. Just wished he sung more songs. I live it tho!!

Last night I saw a performance of "Hairspray" which I enjoyed very much. Most of the performers…read morewere students in Kean University's Theatre Arts program, and they were delightful!

From the owner: Premiere Stages is committed to serving the cultural needs of northern and central New Jersey…read morethrough the development and production of high-quality Equity theatre premieres, professional development and educational initiatives for the local and campus communities, and the support and cultivation of emerging playwrights and theatre artists. As the professional theatre company in residence at Kean University, Premiere Stages actively engages and enhances the specialized training programs at Kean, while embracing and serving a culturally diverse audience, underserved local youth, and a broad pool of gifted regionally-based artists.