Wow! I had no idea these guys put on Broadway quality shows. I went to see Hairspray and it was as…read moregood a production as I've seen in New York. Casa Manana and I go way back. Well,sort of. As a child growing up in Dallas,I remember TV and radio ads routinely for Casa Manana Playhouse. After decades,I decided it was way passed time to check it out! Wow! Have I been missing out! We took in Hairspray yesterday and were blown away by the quality of the production. From the actors to the lighting,live music accompanyment, to the comfortable chairs and acoustics- fantastic. If you are in Ft Worth and like plays, you'll love Casa Manana... Go!

Cool place for a show! We've seen a few!…read more The location is centrally located and it offers great snacks and food and drinks while you're there and they added coolness of the way to layout is inside in the theater in the round. It's great. At least I should say used to be a site to behold... You can't see it as a theater in the round anymore because I forgot that they redid it and when they did, they took away the theater poo poo. Still a cool place.

I've had a really positive experience as an adult beginner dancer at the Ballet Center of Fort…read moreWorth. I took their adult beginner workshop and enjoyed every class. Amy is a great teacher who creates a friendly atmosphere. The classes break down ballet into simple steps, so I've been able to dive into dance without intimidation. The studio is welcoming of adult beginners, which is not something I've experienced at other studios. I'd highly recommend Ballet Center of Fort Worth to anyone looking to dip their toe into ballet classes for the first time!

Danced here for nine years since I was three. Once I turned 13 and started to mature, the owner…read morebody shamed me in class, basically called me fat. I told my mom and we all had a meeting.. The owner said something along the lines of I eat too much fast food, etc. LET ME REMIND YOU I WAS A CHILD. This happened to a couple of friends that also danced here. They will body shame your child if they aren't a stick bug. Don't let your child come here. This caused me to have a lot of body image issues, and I'm still struggling with them today.

Such a great theatre company! Always a good show. Ticket prices are reasonable, parking is free…read more Concessions (including wine) are available for purchase or donation. You'll definitely be entertained!

I love this place, and I'm so glad they have found a new building (with free parking). The actors…read moreare incredibly talented, the place is intimate, and the sound is perfect. I've seen some ten shows, and I've never been to one where I was disappointed.

My son and I enjoyed a matinee at the Bass this past weekend. I thought theatre was a thing of the…read morepast when moving to TX so I'm extremely appreciative for the offering at Bass Performance Hall. We hadn't seen Shucked before and I knew it'd be the funny light hearted silly type of humor we'd enjoy together since we love laughing. We had a great time. My son wasn't originally planning on attending but his flight was delayed by 9 hours, and the box office provided exceptional service when I needed another ticket upon arrival. While the production runs are pretty short it's so special to have the opportunity to catch the touring shows. We valeted the car and pre ordered ice-cream for intermission. If you live nearby this is a no brainer and even from a good drive over I'm still considering several other shows. The performance hall is very lovely, plush seats, lots of nice options for snacks and drinks. Bring a sweater because it can get a little chilly but perfect escape for whatever weather TX is throwing at you. Every individual from valet, to box office, ushers and more provided such great service. We throughly enjoyed ourselves. Looking forward to returning and making more of a day of it while in the Fort Worth area.

Went to see *Madama Butterfly* on April 12 at the 2 PM showing. The performance was amazing--truly…read morecaptivating from start to finish. The subtitles above the stage made it much easier to follow along with what was being sung, which really enhanced the experience. The atmosphere was perfect for an afternoon performance, and it was nice that drinks were available. The staff was friendly and helpful throughout. We sat in the upper section, and it did get a little warm--but considering it was a full house, it was understandable. Overall, it was a beautiful performance and a great experience.

This was an elite experience, especially for watching the first US World Cup game! The atmosphere…read morewas incredible. Large screen, comfy chairs, and the food/drink options were solid. I had a hotdog with some house made chips and it was definitely more than I expected! So good, especially for a movie theater grill! We were also able to get a deal where our ticket included a free popcorn, which was a really nice touch. Service was friendly and efficient. The energy was vibrant and we really enjoyed getting to watch the game here. The views from the roof were stellar and we could hear some of the cheering at the street level. I'd definitely come back for other showings.

We went here to see Beverly Hills Troop last night which was our first time coming here. We ordered…read morethe queso and chips along with the chicken quesadilla. They chips and queso I would not get again. The chicken quesadillas I would. You can order at your seat or at the window. Parking is $10 in the Worthington parking garage after validation from the box office or there is on the street parking. They had pellet heaters going which helps a little but be prepared and bring gloves, beanie, hoodie and blankets if you go on a cool/cold night. The experience was great the food was mediocre. Would I come back? Absolutely I would just eat somewhere beforehand.

What a great little space. Small stage for intimate shows, good lineup of shows like Rent (what we…read moresaw), and Jagged Little Pill based on Alanis Morissette's music. The staff are really nice and the space is so cute. I didn't order one, but my friend ordered a very small $15 Old Fashioned with a peach nectar ice cube. She said it was delicious, but it was so small, that's a steep price for a drink that small. But I guess it's all in the name of helping out the non-profit. Other than that, it was a great time. Looking forward to Jagged Little Pill in a couple months, will be fun!

I love Circle Theater. They bring all the emotions: i laugh, I cry, it's just great. If you've…read morenever been, you definitely need to check them out!

We got tickets for a production of "Our Town" by the Stolen Shakespeare Guild. What a wonderful,…read morethought provoking play! Well acted, you could clearly picture everything happening even with its minimal sets. A really lovely evening. This location was a little confusing to me at first, so let me make it easier for anyone else going. You are looking for the Fort Worth Community Arts Center building, inside is an art gallery (which you can peruse for free beforehand) and two theater spaces, the Sanders Theater and The Scott Theater. Parking was right across the street in the Will Rogers Coliseum parking lot. Hardly any walking required, it really is right across the street. It did say special event parking $10, but when we went the gates were up and it was free parking. The Sanders Theater is very small, about maybe 6 or seven rows of seats going up, so very close and personal performances here. There is just something wonderful about smaller live productions that people really put their time and heart into. No dress code here, come as you are and enjoy. Would be a wonderful night out with the girlfriends, drinks after to discuss. "Oh, earth, you're too wonderful for anybody to realize you." ― Thornton Wilder, Our Town

A wonderful establishment, one that makes a man feel humble in heart, as he tours modern art while…read morewaiting for entrance to the auditorium, an analogy that felt a bit like waiting for the Pearly Gates to open. The "Our Town" production was very well done, and I love the minimal sets approach; it certainly lent credence to the production of Thornton Wilder's script. Much like Lars Von Trier's Dogville it was a story larger than life, one that eschewed sets and props because of the blatant humanity that was on stage. Indeed, the very superfluous world melted away as the characters spoke; to add sets would have been meaningless. The fact that we arrived just as it was storming was a bit of serendipity, yes one might say, because instead of feeling afraid at the tentativeness of a passing storm and tornado, I was instead feeling afraid at the frailty of Life itself, coming from the demoralizing but beautiful play. I heard absolutely nothing going on outside, which speaks well to the soundproof walls of the theater. The staff was splendid and provided a nice compliment to the performers, which were nothing less than masterful. You, yes you reading this, ought to go see more small productions as wonderful as this. It is so much more interesting and valuable than a night out at the movies. The Earth itself, in the words of Wilder, give this a hearty recommendation.