Simi Valley is fortunate to have the Simi Valley Cultural Center that brings year round…read moreentertainment! This small theater provides an intimate environment to take in a show that ranges from musicals, drama and sing along. And holiday special performances sprinkled in as well! Theater has a good size parking lot in the back for the guest. Inside scoop: seating in the first floor is much more comfortable than upstairs. Seating provides better room for longer legs and more spacious seating.

Tonite I attended the Tina Turner Revue and it was beyond excellent! Debby Holiday is extremely…read moretalented, engaging and had the house rockin. The band unbelievable. It hit me however, SVCAC is an awesome venue! Sound system is great, great acoustics and I'll bet because of its size it's a great place for talent to prepare for getting ready to go on the road. We do a lot to capture movies to film here. I hope we can capture more great acts to SVCAC

We've been to a few theatre shows put on by the students here and have to say, it's the best…read more$15/person we can spend. This is a gem right here in Ventura County. The talent of the student performers is endless. They put on great shows and the staging and direction is world class. It's better than going to LA to equity houses and all for a low price. We do have one suggestion -- please consider audience etiquette before going. We recently attended and a family of one of the cast members were just in a word -- gross. You don't have to wear a tux but a t-shirt with Spuds McKenzie from 1985, mom? Also not cool you cut us in line going in. Dad, there is no photographs or video in the theatre during performances. You made it hard for us to see as you attempted to be Wes Anderson moving around your seat on a swivel. Finally, your son/nephew/cousin is, yeah. It's cool. You seemed to be unaware when you yelled, "Go for it!" as he kissed a female cast member on the stage. Just a little self awareness is what we're suggesting here. Glad you support his theatre aspirations! If you're the student who this is about, I'm really sorry. They sure love you and that's all we could want for you. (We'd also pay to see you on Broadway, too. You are quite talented!) but you and your cast mates deserved better. In fact, we all did.

I have never seen a bad performance at Moorpark College and "A Gentleman's Guide to Love and…read moreMurder* is no exception. I'm really aurprised that more members of the community don't come to these great shows. The sets and the acting are just incredible. And the price is so affordable. I found out if you buy online you save 20%! I heard their Fall performance will be "Angels in America." I can't wait.

I love this venue. I have seen several shows here over the years, generally in the orchestra area…read more All the shows have been great, but... Last year our tickets were in the Founder's Circle area, and that part of the venue is amazing! It is pretty chill and if you want to sit outside of the venue seating area, there are options. Getting things from the concession stands are easy and hassle-free. The people that work at the Fred Kavli Theater are so nice and go above and beyond. Some are paid and some are volunteers. Last year I lost a piece of a ring and Kelly F. found it! I got to see her again this past week (July 2026) and thanked her again for going above and beyond. (I also sent emails to several folks at "toaks.org" email addresses to mention Kelly and two other great ushers for their help...I never heard back from anyone.) For parking, you might be able to find something on the street. Otherwise, it is about $16 cashless (credit/debit only) to park. There are a variety of show types that play at this venue. I really love the locations, the ease of getting in/out, and the seating options. I look forward to my next concert early in 2027!

Saw Kathleen Madigan here last night. It's pretty, clean and well organized. I thought the seats…read morewere not super comfortable and definitely they pack you in pretty tightly. There was enough leg room but if you're very tall, get an aisle seat! Don't waste money on the Founders Lounge upgrade. It's a smallish room with not that much seating and a cash bar. I'm still unclear what we paid for.

This was our first time attending this camp, it was recommended by a close friend, but she was just…read moreas displeased as I was this time around. There are a couple of reasons; 1. May daughter is 12 and the majority of the campers were very young. 2. there were too many kids for the location and parts were given by volunteer, is how I was told AFTER the fact. 3. They charge $7/person to attend at 20 min performance and $20 for a DVD which I feel is absolutely ridiculous. 4. no refunds, or even partial refunds will be given. They will allow you to transfer to a different week, however, if we have no intention of returning, what good is that? I asked to please pay it forward to a family in need, doubt that will happen. I would recommend it to those not too serious about theater camp, a "just for fun" type of camp.

My daughter loved this camp! We can't wait to go back. Great owner, great counselors and a ton of…read morefun!

I'm going to start by saying, I wasn't expecting much, I only bought a ticket to The Nutcracker to…read moresee the special guest ballerina they brought in for one weekend who danced the Sugar Plum Fairy. Boy is as I surprised! What a great performance by everyone in the Festival Ballet Company! The costumes, the set, the lighting, and especially the dancers were all fantastic! One of the best Nutcrackers I've ever seen and I've seen a lot of them by some big name companies. I'm going back again next year and I'm talking my friends along with me. It's the perfect way to introduce kids to dance, ballet, The Nutcracker. Tickets are very reasonably priced. On certain weekend the company brings in world class dancers from other companies to dance the lead with their dancers.

This theatre is beautiful and has a great 2020 season. Dec 20 & 21 2 and 7pm is the Nutcracker…read moreballet. The theater is packed with excited kids in party dresses ! Angels, Nutcrackers, Clara, Snow Fairies and so many more! Next Ballets -shows The Secret Garden May 16, 2020. The Adventures of Peter Pan Friday August 7, 2020 Performing Arts Center in Thousand Oaks is a wonderful venue. Friendly volunteers/staff-and fun shows. Theater open for seating 1 hour before the performance. Parking is easy.

Great place felt super scary just a great time cast and crew amazing! Had a blast I was scared at…read moreevery point

It's voted as the #1 haunted maze in SoCal for a reason. The place is an area next to Starbucks and…read moreother business. So parking is peak during night time For first timers, there are regular and express. $20 or so difference to skip the line but it's not a long wait. ROT has two different experience: lights out or non-lights. The difference...not much. However, they have one strict rule: phones are off and no videography after the introductory video because they have cameras everywhere and they will know. In lights out, a group (max of 5) is given one glow stick and must travel at least 12 mazes with lights completely out. So everything that would potentially scare you...ranging from scare actors jumping out, animatronics attacking from all angles and even loud sounds would startle the bravest. It's my first time and all I got was like 2 flinches and that's it. The drive here is insane unless you are local so I recommend leaving early. Nonlights is where it's the same thing but some guests want to see the full animatronics but less scare. At the end I the maze, there is merch store. Overall, highly recommend lights out and plus it's cheaper and it's worth it.

I tried to see Shrek the musical tonight after having a good experience buying online tickets to…read morethe CALABASAS high school winter music concert. However, tonight was different when I attempted to buy tickets at the box office. The woman working the box office was clearly purposely delaying opening the screen for me to pick my tickets / seats and allowing time for the other ticket sales person next to her to give the good front row seats to two groups of people in the other line. When I confronted them about this and asked why I was not offered the front row seats even though I was in line 1st, they got completely unprofessional and were clearly saving the good seats for their friends further back in line. Then they told me it was better to sit in the back row anyway because I had kids with me. I am giving this three stars because the facility/theater is very nice, the winter musical was a 5-star experience. However... last night's experience was a 1-star experience because the ticket sales people were very rude and the customer service was lacking. I'll definitely go for other shows, and always will buy my tickets online to avoid interacting with the ticket sales people. As a side note, the ticket sales people were adults, not high school students.

My dance studio has held our last two performances here. The entire administrative staff and crew…read morewere extremely professional, helpful, and organized. Our students and parents loved the location. There is lots of parking, and a beautiful lobby. There is lots of room backstage for the kids, the staff, and props. We got rave reviews on our show and I can thank the CPAC for that!

AMC 14 in Thousand Oaks has honestly become one of my favorite theaters, it's definitely our go-to…read morefor AMC movie nights. My kids and I come here pretty regularly, and we've always had such a great experience. The theater is always super clean and really well maintained, the seats are comfortable, and even the temperature inside is perfect. I'm someone who notices when a theater is freezing or uncomfortable, and somehow they always seem to get the AC just right here. The staff has always been friendly and helpful, and I have to give five stars to the food and bar too! We always end up ordering something. The salted mini pretzels are a favorite, and the hot dogs are pretty much my go-to every time. The bar is a plus! We also LOVE seeing movies in Dolby here. If it's a movie we're really excited about especially, that's usually how we want to see it. I really don't have anything negative to say about this location. It's comfortable, clean, the service is great, the food is good, and we always have a great time. There are plenty of theaters to choose from, but AMC 14 Thousand Oaks continues to be my favorite. The only thing I would complain about is they don't bring the food to your seat anymore, you have to wait for it now after you order it. Would be nice to have this accommodation come back to this theatre.

I was really disappointed with my experience at TO AMC 14. The theater itself felt unkept, but what…read morebothered me most was the lack of customer service. I ordered popcorn and noticed I was getting the very last popcorn from the batch. While I was still standing right there in line, I tasted it and it was stale and chewy. I asked if I could wait for a fresh batch instead, and I was told that if I wanted fresh popcorn, I would have to pay for another one. I hadn't even left the line! The employee also seemed visibly annoyed with me just asking, instead of trying to help or make the situation right. On top of that, the younger employees behind the counter seemed more interested in talking to each other than paying attention to what was going on. I also noticed there were no napkins out and the counters were kind of dirty. When I asked for napkins, it honestly felt like I was interrupting their conversation, and they seemed annoyed that I even asked. Going to the movies isn't inexpensive anymore, and part of what we're paying for is the experience--the atmosphere, the snacks, and basic customer service. If theaters want people to come back instead of just waiting to stream movies at home, the experience has to feel worth it. Unfortunately, this one didn't. Something as simple as fresh popcorn, clean counters, and a little basic customer service would have completely changed how I felt about the visit.