I love their improve nights. The theatre is small and intimate and their shows are very well…read moredone. Love going to their performances!

Curtain Call Community Theatre provides a vehicle for local performing arts development,…read moreproduction, education and encourages & fosters community involvement. Curtain Call Community theater provides a space for the arts community to experience live theater in the Mokena area. I had an amazing experience here from the time I spoke with June over the phone, upon entering the theater and experiencing phenomenal service from each and every person involved. This place provides amazing productions as well as service to the community no matter who you are. They took very good care of me and my friends when we attended a production here and I was very impressed with their attentiveness. This is a great community theater and I highly recommend attending a production here!

I came here for a magic show with a group of friends on a Friday. Overall, good facility! There's a…read moresmall parking lot for patrons nearby, which was nice. Bartenders were friendly. Bathrooms were clean. It was cold, but that's typical of buildings in the summer. I'd come back!

What's life without a little magic! We came by to see a show on a Sunday afternoon and we're able…read moreto enjoy the Physician's show. When you walk in there is a bar and some tables but through the double doors, you'll find a 2nd bar with a speakeasy feel. When we checked in, we were assigned our tables. We ordered drinks before hand and the drinks were brought to our tables. We also ordered the pimento cheese and crackers. We snacked on the crackers most of the show as there was quite a bit of pimento in the bowl. The show was great and was broken into 2 parts. There were a lot of great metaphors along with it being a very interactive show with the crowd. Many of the tricks and magic left us in complete awe. We can't wait to come back and see future shows!

Emagine Frankfort is a great theatre option in the Frankfort/Tinley area! It's one of the newer…read moretheatres to open and still holds a nice aesthetic. They have about 16 screens and host 3D and standard format options. All chairs have a recliner capabilities and are leather. They have a bar in the main lobby to order drinks from as well as a large concessions area. The soda machines are the custom machines to let you mix and match flavors. The concessions area also allows you to order food to deliver to your theatre/seat while watching the movie. This is always a go to theatre for me when seeing a show with family in the southwest burbs! Tip: Go to the theatre to order tickets ahead of the showing to avoid convenience fees. This theatre is affiliated with Fandango to order tickets ahead as well.

The seating was the downfall here. There is little or no rise to the floor so the person's head in…read morefront of me was in my view so much that I couldn't even recline lest there be a giant chunk of screen blocked. The rows are also unnecessarily widely spaced so though not that many rows back was quite far from the screen, which wasn't all that big to begin with. Also, unlike other food-serving theaters, there was no surface on which to set the food. At all. Further, although we ordered 20 minutes before showtime and it wasn't packed, we didn't receive our food until at least 20 minutes info the movie, and it was missing dipping sauces (necessary for the food) so I had fi run out in the middle of the movie to get them. The food was even more crazy expensive than expected Because it would have been like $50 for us each to get something, we split the ridiculously expensive apps platter. I will say it was quite a generous serving size, enough for 2, but it wasn't piping hot by the time we got it & had to run out for missing sauces. Of course beverages were Alsó prohibitively expensive. Would rather have had the food quickly, hot, and before the movie was really underway so we could concentrate on the film. Better yet, we would have liked fi order & eat outside the auditorium but that isn't an option there like at other food-focused theaters. Besides all that, I guess it was okay. Was clean. Wouldn't go again.

In May 2024, I brought my silver flute to Evolution Music to be sold through their consignment…read moreprogram. Jon Teeter, the staff member assisting me at the time, took the instrument for sale. Since then, I haven't received any communication--it's now nearly a year later. I've sent multiple follow-up emails over the past several months with no response. Today, I decided to call in hopes of finally getting an update. Instead, I was routed to a virtual assistant that was so lifelike, I initially thought I was speaking to an actual person. No one from the store has returned my call. I left my flute with this business a year ago, followed up twice via email, and now I've been left in the dark yet again. This level of unresponsiveness is completely unprofessional. What happened to real customer service? It's incredibly disappointing. Companies like this only seem to respond when public complaints surface--which is telling. Shame on Evolution Music.

Has this place gone out of business? I ordered something online (music stand cup holder) more than…read more3 weeks ago. Never received any notifications about its status (order acknowledgement said I would be notified). Their online help chat was unresponsive. Sent an email, got no response. Tried calling and got a robo-voice and a full mailbox.

Ecclesia is a small choir of men that was founded by Timothy Woods,…read morea conductor and singer from the Chicago area. Ecclesia is dedicated to singing the music of the Eastern and Western Christian churches, i.e., the sacred music of the Roman Catholic and the Byzantine Catholic / Orthodox traditions. They perform music from centuries ago, including Gregorian chant, Byzantine chant, Georgian chant, Renaissance polyphony, Russian liturgical music, and very importantly, music by living composers. First among the latter would be the music of Chicago composer Kevin Allen, who has written prolifically for both mens' and mixed choirs. Another local composer represented is Paul W. Thompson, of St. James Episcopal Cathedral. An opportunity to hear Ecclesia perform live is this coming weekend, May 1 and May 3, 2009 - in the Chicago area. The concert is entitled, "I Heard The Voice", and includes music from all of the above traditions and composers, plus more. Friday, May 1, 2009, 7:30 pm, Annunciation Byzantine Catholic Church 14610 S. Will-Cook Rd. Homer Glen, Illinois (30 miles southwest of Chicago, near Orland Park) Sunday, May 3, 2009, 3:00 pm St. Josaphat Roman Catholic Church 2311 N. Southport Ave (at Belden Ave) Chicago, Illinois Annuciation Byantine Catholic Church is located on Will-Cook Road, 1/2 mile south of 143rd Street. (Homer Glen is 3 miles west of Orland Park). Click here for a map and street view: http://tinyurl.com/ddfw2g Saint Josaphat Catholic Church is at 2245 N Southport Ave, Chicago, IL, just south of Fullerton Ave and 3 blocks east of Ashland Avenue, in west Lincoln Park. Click here for a map and street view: http://tinyurl.com/d3dy3q To purchase tickets, you may buy them online before the concert at the website of Lincoln Chamber Productions: Lincoln Chamber Productions http://www.LincolnChamberProductions.org You may also phone the director, Tim Woods at: 815-806-0066

From the owner: Singing the greatest music of the Orthodox and Roman Churchesread more

Hired Keelan for my wife's birthday party and he absolutely killed it! He involved the kids and…read moreadults equally and had our guests mesmerized. Highly recommend Keelan!

Keelan was amazing. He makes magic so fun. Everyone at my party had such a great time watching him…read moreand trying to figure out all his tricks! Thanks Keelan

Four violins, two violas, 2 cellos, and a string bass later, Sarah and I decided that this was the…read moreperfect blend for the acoustics at the Art Institute Modern Wing. Our repertoire was most classical waltzes and Puccini scores, mixed with some Mancini. Symphony Sounds pulled it all off, much to the delight of some more serious classical buffs in our audience. It was a true pleasure to work with Sarah. She even recorded my bridal march, Un Bel Di, during practice and sent it to me so I could get a sense of timing. All our communications were long distance, yet the music and ceremony were executed beautifully. I only wish I could have heard all of the pre and post music myself. My guests continue to rave about the music and how lovely it sounded.

I admit that I had to do a little considering before adding the 5th star…read more There was a problem at our wedding in late August but the owner did the best she could and the performance was great. Thus, there was never any consideration for giving a bad review. The question was whether to give the "perfect" score. Sometimes bad things occur beyond someone's control. They did the best they could do under the circumstances, including the owner offering more than I could conscientiously accept. They performed spectacularly, despite the owner probably believing she would be paid nothing for her performance and hard work. None of the audience ever even knew there was a problem. In mulling it over, that ability to actually turn lemons into lemonade shows more professionalism than simply doing so under the best conditions. The best parts were the quality of the performers, their choice of music, and the cheerfulness of the performance. Every one of our guests were throughly entranced by the music! I therefore enthusiastically recommend Symphony Sounds for your wedding or other event.

the teachers at the theatre raise prices frequently, choose favorites, and take advantage of your…read moremoney. NOT RECOMMENDED. i moved my child to a different dance studio b/c she was getting harrassed (by the teacher) tht she also participated in cheerleading. just very distasteful.

John put on a great show for a park district event in an auditorium. The kids and adults were very…read moreengaged, amazed, and we all laughed a lot. His show included live birds and sawing a kid in half! I've seen 3 other popular magicians in the Chicagoland area, and John has the best show for all ages that didn't include adult humor and didn't have a repetitive joke or noise that was overused.

Probably the most surprising, fun, and entertaining birthday magic show ever! I loved it even as an…read moreadult!