As You Like It by Shakespeare delighted us this evening. The cast were delightful and breathed new…read morelife into this classic. I appreciated the free performance and hope the community continues to support this gem.

I went to see Barefoot in the Park twice. It was so good! It's a small theater where you are seated…read moreat a small table for four. The play only had five actors, but it was so cute!!! Try the cocktails; they were spot on.

The beautiful and talented Judy Collins was in concert at the Coronado Performing Arts Center in…read moreRockford IL on Friday night (05/03/2024) and oh my, she still has it. She turned 85 on May 1, and she stood there singing in high heels while playing guitar for an hour, and then for another 25 minutes she played piano. She sang and told stories and had us sing along a cappella on a few of the songs. She made us all laugh with her jokes and gave us background on several of the songs she sang, especially the ones she wrote. She was amazing, as was the magnificent theater.

Great little theater! Went to see my little cousin perform in her recital. The venue was easy to…read morefind, had clean bathrooms & a good seat from any area of the theater. The stage area was nice & everything looked clean and new. I hope they hold their future shows here.

Intimate theatre with terrific productions and friendly staff…read more PROs There's not a bad seat in the house. The productions have always been very entertaining and well-produced, the caliber of actors is very high, and tickets are reasonable. I once made a dumb mistake--showed up on the wrong night, but the friendly person in the box office helped me avoid spoiling date night by exchanging my tickets from that night's performance. CONs Many shows don't sell out, so you may be disappointed if you're expecting a packed theatre. Personally, it's never bothered me and the audience has always been enthusiastic. The SKINNY I've been to many shows over the years and I've never been disappointed.

It's crazy that we lived less than a block from this theater for over 7 years, yet never had an…read moreoccasion to go inside...until we snagged a couple of tickets to an author panel at the Horton Grand during this year's Comic Con. We honestly didn't get much time inside the theater itself; the panel was an hour long, and they ran a tight ship. But, I will say that I loved the feel of the space. It's a smaller, more intimate theater than some of the other performance spaces downtown, and it doesn't seem like they have a "bad seat" in the house, just based on the layout. The acoustics were good so that we were able to hear all the women on the panel, even if they weren't so good at using the microphones. The seats were comfortable, and there was enough leg room for people to scoot by to seats in the middle of the row without having to step, trip or stumble over those who were already seated. All in all, I liked the space a lot, and am now trying to figure out when we can visit for an actual performance (not that I didn't love the panel, but theaters are made for performing arts, and I so want to see a show here!)

The Old Globe in Balboa Park is a must-do for lovers of live theater. Its exterior architecture…read morewas inspired by Shakespeare's original Globe Theatre in England. The size and shape of the orchestra and balcony brings the audience close to the actors for a great experience. Acoustics are excellent. Earlier this month, we saw Ibsen's "Hedda Gabler" here with Katie Holmes starring in the title roll. She was terrific. Our seats in the 4th row were We arrived early with friends and enjoyed the outdoor patio area before the doors opened. Every staff member we encountered -- from ticket office to ticketed to usher -- was personable and helpful . The Old Globe sits behind the Museum of Us. There's valet parking, but self-parking is a 5-10 minute walk away. Restrooms in the theater are on the lower level

First time here at the Old Globe! The online ordering platform was wonky and annoying but my…read moreexperience here at the venue was wonderful. I picked up my ticket from the box office, wondered around the area; they have a restaurant where you can enjoy some drinks and food if you like and also your ticket gets you a discount for the Prado! I was here to watched The Hombres, which is shown in their smaller theater. It's very intimate, but even the furthest and worst seat seems good to me. I can see everything clearly and the seat was adequately comfortable.

Attended a silent movie showing and was pleasantly surprised of the experience. They explain a…read morelittle about the movie before it starts and had an organ player for the entire film. Only drawback is the parking situation.

Fun experience Especially when we only got the tickets 30min…read morebefore the show on a whim. Seats were not too bad, it's a little dingy in decor (the colors look like a child that got ahold of playdoh and mix all the colors) but, I guess that would be my only negative opinion, once ABBA (Swedish) started it all didn't matter. They were fun and very talented. Very entertaining. I enjoyed those around us that were attending. Bathrooms are extremely clean. Price wasn't bad, entering with security was actually super pleasant and very professional and polite. Exiting wasn't too bad either,

Wow! The Liberty Station space is BREATHTAKING! So massive, clean, and state of the art. Everything…read moreis new and fancy. Stunning venue and they must have some magic up their sleeve because I couldn't hear the airplanes fly over which is a miracle. Those planes are so freaking loud. The bathrooms are immaculate! I would rather see a show here than the Civic. Parking is easier too than downtown by the Civic. Probably safer as well. You will get more bang for your buck at Cygnet and most likely have a better experience which is all we really want when going to the theater.

Enjoyed my first time here on the day of their last show on this stage before they move to liberty…read morestation. I saw Oklahoma for the first time. The musicians on stage were fantastic and made the show magical. All the actors were amazing and the dancing and singing was great too. It's nice to come see a wholesome show and have a fun time. I'm excited to see you at your new venue!!

San Diego has so many great family spots, but this place has become extra special to our family…read more We first visited after the pandemic reopening because a friend recommended it, and somehow those simple play dates slowly turned into a huge part of our lives. My older son discovered his love for art here through Paint + Clay Studios, summer camps, and Artopia workshops with the incredible Teaching Artists. My younger one is basically in his dream world every time he runs through the immersive exhibitions and explores every corner. It's one of those rare places where kids can just fully be curious, creative, and themselves.

What an INCREDIBLE place. This is a hidden gem I didn't know about until literally today, and I've…read morelived in the area for 3 years now. This is the best place to take your kids for an entire day of fun and adventure. My favorite part of the entire place was the clay art station where you can get as much clay as you need and create whatever you want. Anything you make can be taken home. They also have a materials lab where you can create things out of cardboard and other recycled materials. 1000% recommend this place for families

This is my third year with these classes. I attend twice a week - Mondays - intermediate and…read moreThursday - beginner. It had been +40 years since my last ballet class when I joined these classes. Christine Brady has a deep background in classical ballet and the classes work well for me and for new beginners. A bonus is that my bone scan, which had shown osteopenia 1.5 years ago, now shows no signs of it. Ballet is making my (old) bones stronger. Love it!

Beginner Ballet Classes for adults of all ages. The best exercise for strengthening your muscles…read moreand stimulating your mind. Beautiful music, excellent teacher. Mondays and Wednesdays at 5:30 pm