We saw "42nd Street" here. The play itself doesn't age well in the "Me too" era, but there was some…read moreserious tap dancing talent in this small community theater! The theater itself is comfy and intimate with good acoustics. I'd not hesitate to see another show here! Also, I highly recommend Vinum Bar at the mall nearby for pre-show noshes and drinks.

Great summer classes for kiddos wanting to actually have a part and be in a production for all a…read morelevels!

Went to see Circus Vargas on opening night at Newpark Mall parking lot outside between Macy's &…read moreBurlingtons Coat Factory on Thursday, Aug 7, 2014. Go early to the box office like 1hr before showtime to pay & get tickets. If you show up later you'll have to wait in a huge line & get crappy seats. VIP seats $55-65 Ringside Reserved $45-55 Arena $30-40 Bleachers $20-30 Bleacher seaters is not assigned seating, it's first come, first serve. Bring something to sit on like blankets or seat cushions because it's metal bleacher seats that is hard to sit on for the 2hr show. Show is suppose to start at 7:30pm, but they started at like 8pm. There is a 15-min intermission after the first hr. NO Animals in this Show. Clown is like a Pee-Wee Herman named Alex. Started out with a guy that sang a Mexican song & Frank Sinatra's "My Way" in English. Some acrobats & Alex pulled guys in the audience to do some silly stuff like boxing match & something else. Guy balanced stuff in his mouth or nose, some magic tricks. Second act more of the same kinds of stuff. Kinda meh show, I think some kids enjoyed it though. Bathrooms - pit toilets & hand washing stations outside the main seating area, but still in the tented area in back. Eat & drink before going or sneak in food & drink. Prices are crazy expensive: hot dog $4 sno kones $8 Lemonade $4 Popcorn Small $6; Lg $7 Cotton candy $5 Nachos $6 Soda & Water $3ea They took digital pictures from our seats & then turn around & sell it to you if you want to buy it.

The children got the opportunity to play with the hula hoops, scarves, & a stick with a peacock…read morefeather on it on stage. Beware of being volunteers on this show! It was an entertaining show. Alex was quite hilarious as a joker. The MC from New York did a fabulous job with balancing different items on his nose & chin. The weight of the long table, moving cart, & ladder ceased to amaze me. The other acts reminded me of the Cirque shows. At least, they have magical acts in this show, & it's the theme as well. You can purchase a cheaper ticket online through Goldstar. The line is shorter at the will call booth. I was fortunate to park at the entrance. The circus is located at the other side of Macy's building. Overall, my hubby & I really enjoyed the performance. Beware of bug bites from the seats! Poor hubby got bitten all over his bottom half. I got bitten on the left ankle area.

Stingy - asking for more money if staying extra 5 min after class…read more Other studios are more professional and more reasonable.

Nice relaxing place to dance and have fun. $15 per person. Friendly enviorment. Music is good and…read moremost chinese senior people are here so you can here a lot of familiar chinese traditional music.

Open nature spot in the middle of a bunch of asphalt parking areas and roads and car dealerships…read more Rolled through here on a recent 100 degree day. The old trees seemed to make things 10 or more degrees cooler. Around the front sign there were a bunch of newer rose trees. I find those classy. Rose bushes seem very common or blue collar bla. Rose trees on the other hand - yeah... that raises the bar. Give some stars for the shade and old trees that I don't have to pick up the leaves for or maintain. Some more stars for the upscale rose trees.

Shirley Sisk Grove is approximately a block long and a block wide. saw only tall old trees. no…read moreother improvements. haven' seen anything here for years.. it's nice to see the trees preserved. But is it safe to linger below. looks like it's fenced off for now. hearsay concerts may have been here in 20017.

We are so glad that we picked Yoko's studio for my daughter to do her ballet. The staff and…read moreteachers are very friendly and very supportive. Big shout out to MS KAREN! Omg she knows the name of every student that comes and goes in this place. She is very friendly and always has a smile on her face when we come here. My daughter always thought about her when we go on traveling and always bring her goodies back to Ms Karen. The place is full of trophies everywhere so you can tell that they always get a wins on every competition they go to. We always look forward on the dance recital for my daughter too. the staff never stop on helping the kids and always have a back up when the teacher call in sick. I have no complaint or issue here and will continue to bring my daughter for her ballet/tap dance..

If you want your daughter and/or son to learn new skills and achieve an elevated sense of self…read moreconfidence, then Yoko's Dance Studio/School is the perfect start on this journey. Twenty years ago our daughter started at Yoko's and the benefits from dance techniques, poise, athleticism, and interpersonal skills continue to this day. Yoko's two daughters continue the mastery of dance as evidenced by their dance troupe's stunning performance today (12/10/2023) of the Christmas Nut Cracker Suite at the Ohlone College Jackson Theater. No pictures of the actual performance (no pictures/video) allowed of the live performance but the pictures of the theater stage/curtain and their extensive array of exquisite Nut Crackers for sale. A must see event, especially if you are the proud parents of one or more of the dancers! Many thanks to the nice folks at Fletcher Jones Audi, Fremont for their sponsorship of this event!

Worst place to host Graduations. Fremont needs a venue with great sound system and capacity control…read more. With accommodations for kids and adults .

Had my high school graduation here a few days ago and really loved the experience. The stadium…read moreitself is huge with ample seating to support any audience size. In addition, there's also a lot of space where you can just watch the event from the back. My one complaint after coming to many graduations over the years is that the audio is not really good. Especially when people are speaking through a microphone, the sound from the audience's point of view is really scratchy. Overall, always a fantastic experience. Make sure to bring a jacket at night time because it does get pretty chilly as there's no structures to block the incoming wind. Parking can also be a natural disaster at times as it shares the space with Washington High School.

2 general admission tickets with first come, first serve seating is going to cost you $70. I may be…read morespoiled with the Vegas shows and acts but this was not worth $70. I don't have kids to enjoy it for me so that was a double whammy. It was about 90 degrees outside and inside the tent is about an extra 5 degrees hotter. Our three o'clock show didn't start until 3:30 so we waited and watched the children play on the show floor. The majority of the first hour was dedicated to dancing. Cool, but that gets old quick. We saw a woman hang from a makeshift chandelier for about 10 minutes and nothing else - whoop de doo. The men jump on a trampoline and do the same jumps over and over with a few people added each time - yawn. The best part were the trapeze women gliding on the air and throwing themselves to a man swinging them from about 15-20 feet high. The motorcycle run in the metal circle contraption was pretty interesting as well. My S/O threw a potato to a guy and landed it on his fork - lols. Yeaaa... I'm a real sucker for circus shows and magic tricks but this one didn't really get to me. Lesson learned. I'll leave the good acts to the people in Vegas. 2 stars for the okay A-okay show and an extra star to the woman who gave me my lemonade and water for free. I must've looked like I was going to pass out or something but thanks!

Before I went to see Circus Vargas, I searched for comments on the seating choices. There weren't…read moremany. So, I will direct my comment on that area. The best seats under the tent are the two "blue" banks on each side of the main entrance (called Arena seats or $35 seats). Each row in these banks stands slightly higher than the previous one. There is no seat assignment, so if you want to be close up, you'd better grab the front seats. I would rather take the middle rows in one of these banks, because the height of the middle rows is perfect for watching the variety of shows, some of which are on the ground, and some are up above. DO NOT get VIP seating, because they are too close to the act and therefore, you will end up missing some stuff. For example, the clowns always stand in the middle of VIP seats and focus on the blue seats. If you are seated in the VIP area, you will end up looking towards the ceiling to see the clown's face. That is, if the light projectors has not already blinded you. Moreover, VIP seats have large projectors installed right in front of them, somewhat blocking the view, especially for a small kid. The only time you will need VIP seating is when you can't go early (to grab seats). The "assigned" VIP seating will save you in this case. No matter what you do, do not ever buy the second row in the VIP seating. They stand at the same level as the first VIP row and, I think, are the worst seats under the tent. I hope this helps someone.

What an amazing place for the children to learn, be creative, gain confidence and have fun. The…read moreperformances the students put out is very good. My son did a couple of camps and enjoyed it. He played various roles as well as learn behind the scene backstage work. Come see a show!

A place where talent is identified and given center stage. NOT a place where kids are "coached" to…read moresing, dance and act. I have enrolled my child a couple of times. And he was NOT "taught" anything. He's a naturally good singer, so he sang well. They did NOT provide any voice training. I was hoping they would coach him on movement and dance basics but they did NOT. In summer camp, kids with smaller parts just sit around, there is no coaching to fill their time. They just "play games". In short, it's a lot like everything else. They provide a platform. If the child is naturally talented, motivated and lands a good part it's great. For the rest, it's an activity to check off.