I took my daughter (5) to try out their jazz and tap class. I initially called asking for a hip hop…read moreclass, because that's what she wants to do. I was told they didn't offer that until age 8, only to find out when we were there that they DO have a hip hop class for that age group, but it's for boys only. When I walked in, the owner was not very friendly. The entire establishment was completely unorganized. I called the owner shortly after leaving asking about the hip hop class, not understanding why the boys can do ballet, tap and jazz, but why my daughter couldn't join the hip hop class. I understand it is her establishment and she can do what she pleases with it. But I, personally found it very sexist. She was rude, unprofessional and dismissive. Needless to say my daughter will not be attending the dance classes.

This is our second year here and we absolutely love it! They are a wonderful family owned dance…read morestudio. The kids get to perform 2-4 times throughout the year. They offer a variety of dance classes, voices lessons, music lessons, and pre-school. I would definitely recommend them to others!!

Amazing Theatre! We saw Hunchback of Notre Dame and it was incredible. The production was…read moreoutstanding. They did a great job and the performance was so good. Hellfire was so entertaining and neat - loved how they used real fire. We sat on the third row and we would definitely keep the same row for future visits. The concession stand and the offers are very small and limited. Can't wait to come back for another production. The talent was incredible!

The shows are unique and wonderful with elaborate staging. I would give it five stars but for…read moregetting ripped off by the theater. Someone had stolen our good seats and the ushers assigned us the worst seats possible even though there were better ones all over the theater. It was a really unfair situation and the theater wouldnt compensate us in anyway or make any gesture to show they cared that I never got what I paid for despite being pretty pricey tickets

I love me some community theater-the energy and excitement of family and friends coming together to…read moresupport someone on the cast. It's a special experience and if you have not had the opportunity to be a part of it, I'd recommend you rectify that. Of course, not everyone is an actor, the world needs an enthusiastic audience too. The Draper Historic Theater is a small theater right off a side street in Draper. What it lacks in size, it makes up for in character. Shows sell out and people love to gather here. The seats are comfortable and because it's small, they all have a great view of the stage. See you at the show!

Dont let this little baby theater fool you, it is actually a well-run operation and packs quite a…read morecrowd! Well, the shows are clearly what pack people in, but this place is cute, has working bathrooms, has A/C, plenty of street parking, has great concessions and fairly comfortable seats. We watched our friend in the musical Grease and had so much fun! The cast was entertaining and enjoyed singing along to the songs! We will definitely be back to catch other shows here, now that we know about it! :D

Restaurant Review Only!!!…read more We walked in with HIGH hopes. We dine in the theater all the time and absolutely love the food (even with the limited menu), so we assumed the sit-down experience would be the same vibe, same flavor, same magic. It was... not. Let's start with the good: the ambiance is gorgeous. Classy, clean, comfy booths, great lighting. Our waitress was great -- attentive and kind. No complaints there. The gal who brought out the food, however, looked like she had rolled out of bed and maybe hadn't met a hair brush or dry shampoo in a week. Not exactly the impression you want in a kitchen staff delivering your food. We ordered: nachos, French dip, chicken quesadilla, and a kids chicken strip + fruit. The kids chicken? Chewy. Rubbery. My daughter took one bite and decided fruit was the safer investment. The nachos were decent but painfully bare. The cheese sauce covered maybe 60% of the chips, there was basically one scoop of pico trying to stretch across the whole platter, and the meat chunks were so large you had to engineer each bite. Also... rib meat on nachos? I'm open-minded, but I'm not fully convinced. The chicken quesadilla was solid and generously filled -- maybe almost too generously? It somehow crossed into "so loaded it forgot to be cheesy" territory. But it was fully eaten, so we'll give it that. Now. The French dip. The one I was most excited for. They tried to reinvent the wheel with short rib and Gruyère. Not traditional, but I was willing to trust the vision. The plate comes down -- no au jus. So the girl goes back to get it. While waiting, I snap a photo and notice a hair standing straight up out of my sandwich. Love that (at least I saw it before eating...?). I calmly sent it back. The rest of the table had finished their meals before my replacement arrived. So that's always a bummer to eat alone. I do appreciate that they remade it, but the second plate came out looking rushed and messy compared to the first. Presentation matters. Like the fries were reused from my first plate and just dumped or something. Flavor-wise? I ate about 90% of one half and called it good. The flavor combo just wasn't my thing. Now -- because fairness matters -- we have to talk about the in-theater dining (same restaurant, totally different experience). We LOVEEE the tavern fries and the pepperoni pizza. Like, drooling level. Just make sure the pizza actually comes with the fresh basil and the tavern fries have the green onions. When those garnishes are missing, the flavors feel heavier. When they're there? Elite. For us? Theater dining forever. Sit-down dining... probably not again. Ambiance: 10/10 Theater food: Elite Sit-down experience: A reminder that not all menus are created equal

The Megaplex in Downtown Daybreak lives up to its "Cinema Entertainment Center," description. It's…read morea step up from the usual Megaplex dining experience. The biggest highlight for us was the Dine-In Luxury service. You can order meals, appetizers, and full-sized desserts right from the comfort of your movie seat. The servers deliver everything right to your seat! It felt very elevated. With that, comes higher quality food but also restaurant-level prices and portions. This venue perfect for a date night or going with one other person, as opposed to a large group, because the seats are very private. (Or opt for a non luxury option and sit right next to your friends.) I kind of missed the old school classic Megaplex feel but it was really fun to try the new experience for myself. I could get used to having my cinema snacks brought straight to my chair!

We love UDA, the instructors, the programs, the people, everything!…read moreMy daughter has been part of UDA for almost 4 yrs and has loved every minute of it!

I have had four daughters attend this studio for a decade…read more The staff are organized, warm, welcoming, and helpful. Every teacher we have had for four years you can tell has been hand chosen by the owner, the teachers are the cream of the crop. They have the students work hard, learn important life lessons (working as a team, being respectful, self confidence, taking criticism well), pay very close attention to technique, and are extremely creative. The most beautiful thing about this studio is watching how the students who go there blossom. It is amazing to watch the kids from the preschool ages into the teenage ages. Where they become such talented dancers, but young adults that are wonderful role models (in their manner, dance, behavior, etc.) to the younger ones. The recital has always been a magical time for our family. It is very organized, children are kept safe, it is done in a professional venue, and my kids ADORE being a part of it. Know that you have to be organized yourself as a parent for your child do have just as a magical time as mine do. We love UDA!! You will make such a wonderful decision by having your child become a part of this UDA family.

This community theater is next to a charter school in Daybreak. Establishment houses a small jewel…read morebox theater and large theater. Tonight we saw The Fantasticks in the small theater. Very well done. I had no idea this theater was in the area. We're looking forward to future shows.

We love West Point Ballet! We first met Ms. Juliana at a free ballet class at the library and she's…read morejust so amazing with little kids. My 5 year old daughter has been in ballet with her for over a year now. She knows ballet terminology. She knows her first through fifth foot positions. She practices at home because she loves it so much. I'm also pretty paranoid about covid but feel comfortable sending my daughter here because masks are required and there are taped areas for each dancer to keep them away from each other. There is also a Zoom option for each class!

I highly recommend West Point Ballet Academy for anyone looking for high-quality classical ballet…read moretraining at any age. Juliana (the owner) has extensive experience and it shows. The rest of the staff is also very experienced and great with the kids. The studio has been great in handling covid, keeping socially distanced class and online options available for every class so that quarantine or not, all kids can keep stay connected and participate. Juliana has built a strong sense of community at the studio among the dancers and dancers' families. I appreciate that it is a positive environment and was at a lower cost point than Ballet West while providing (in my opinion) more hands-on and personable teaching to the dancers. I don't know what I would do without WPB and I highly recommend!

I have done lessons with Doreene periodically over the last 7 years, but I have been seeing her…read moresteadily for the last 2.5. She has improved my singing monumentally. She is incredible at explaining what is happening to your voice as well as giving you strategies to improve. She knows what your voice needs and she will run through scales with you until you feel comfortable. She encourages style, but above all, she helps you to sing in a way that is healthy for you and sounds great. I would never have anyone else give me voice lessons!!! She is amazing!

From the owner: This vocal studio is dedicated to helping each person to achieve their unique and individual…read moresinging goals by using healthy vocal techniques, achieve their musical goals by learning performing skills and finding the joy in singing with expert teacher Doreene Shurts. Doreene has been teaching since 2000 and has been trained from some of the best master teachers from all Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Nashville and Salt Lake. She has had the pleasure of coaching students in recording sessions, songwriting sessions and audition preparation for community and high school musical productions. Doreene loves training, inspiring and motivating students of all ages to overcome physical, mental and/or emotional roadblocks allowing each student to reach and exceed their vocal potential and attain personal goals.

This was so fun and magical! I was honestly in awe. It felt like a little piece of the Wizarding…read moreWorld transplanted here to Utah. Tickets were worth every penny. (The souvenirs, on the other hand, seemed a little overpriced.) I cannot recommend this exhibition enough and hope it comes back to Utah!

If you're an HP fan, you'll love this exhibition! It's a fun way to get your Harry Potter fix…read morewithout having to fly to Disneyland. But set your expectations accordingly-- I think kids will really love this experience because of the themed rooms and photo opps. Adults may feel a bit underwhelmed. They have a few interactive moments but not a lot. The entire experience was fun seamlessly. The staff were really professional and helpful. We got our tickets on sale and were glad we didn't pay full price. If you love Harry Potter, you'll appreciate the memorabilia and the costumes. If you're not a Harry Potter fan, you'll probably be bored.