The Sellati Studio is a great place for any person to perfect their voice. All classes are taught…read moreby Robin who is very friendly, outgoing and committed to her students. She is what makes this place run. They offer different classes for all levels, workshops and even a end of the year recital that takes place at the end of June. The tuition is semester based (Fall, Spring & Summer) and auditions are required for the Fall & Spring classes. Overall this is a very nice studio and I would recommend it to anyone. Old students are always dropping by to say how much they love this place and to me that is the best review of all.

Robin knows what she's doing! I am a speech pathologist and a singer/musician and she knows just as…read moremuch about the voice as I do, if not more! Both of my daughters have taken voice lessons from other places and all they did was let them sing songs in preparation for an eventual recital but never taught them the right way to sing. Robin actually teaches technique such as proper breathing, how to resonate properly through the various resonance chambers, musical timing, and performance. I have heard both of my daughters grow tremendously vocally. Plus, she is a gem of a human being too! That's important to me.

Came to the RCA to watch the musical 'Hairspray.' RCA has a nice theater, great seating and stage…read more I do not know much about it's program, but after seeing the cast perform 'Hairspray' I can tell that the teaching staff is doing a pretty good job, teaching their students about acting, dancing, performing and all the other stuff to put up a great show!

Excellent teachers. My daughter always looks forward to attending class. She is very happy.read more

Our two kids have been going to Southbury Music Studio for 7-8years now? They both play piano and…read moreStephanie (owner) has been their teacher. Overall we are very happy with the instruction and progress they have made through the years. When our older one went through a rut where she wanted to quit, Stephanie managed to guide her through it and somehow convinced her to keep playing. Which is no easy task as our older one is a stubborn little ox. We love the personalized attention. And yes like the description says it's very affordable. They offer most instruments, strings, voice etc. Being next to Panera helps since parents waiting can go grab some coffee. Or go get some groceries at Stop and Shop. Highly recommended.

My 6.5 year old son has been taking piano lessons with Joe C. for 3 months. We are SO happy with…read morethe kindness and flexibility of the studio administration and I am absolutely blown away by his teacher, Joe. The way he speaks to my son sounds like he is an expert in early childhood education. He keeps my stubborn and easily distracted little guy focused, excited, giggling and LEARNING. I love his low pressure approach as a music teacher myself, I have been blown away by his teaching!

History is a beautiful thing-- and the Brookfield Theatre for the Arts is still bringing brilliant…read moreand dramatic ideas to life. See what is happening this season at www.BrookfieldTheatre.org or call 203 775-0023 Located in the historic district in one of Fairfield County's loveliest neighborhoods, you'll find the Brookfield Theater at Whisconier Road next to the Brookfield Library and across from beautiful Williams Park open space and tennis courts area.

I previously sent my youngest to Miss Beth's Spotlight program for the Into the Woods play, and…read moreright off the bat, I noticed the woman running the program was frequently using a nicotine pen in front of the kids, albeit quickly through her sleeve, but it was enough for my daughter to ask me about it. When I picked my daughter up, a group of teenagers were using fowl language around the kids with the director, and she made no effort to correct them. I hesitated to leave this review because the spotlight program does not seem affiliated with the community theatre, but the issue seemed pressing because of the young children within the program. My littlest does not want to do Annie Jr. and I believe it is solely because of the chaotic behavior from both the director and many of the older helpers. The atmosphere is not like any programs have seen...

Nice venue to see a stage show. Signage for the parking area and the building is not the best…read more Thanks for GPS maps I found the Theater. The parking lot next to the theater is very small and a little walk to the entrance. Other parking is quite away from the theater, therefore get there early if you want a good parking spot. The seating is set up so there is no bad seat in the house. I thought there was enough legroom, considering what you get on a Broadway theater. The building is new and modern and I would not hesitate to see other shows there.

This is a great venue with an awesome Jazz Series. Will Downing, Candi Dulfer, Four Play, and a…read morehost of other greats played this season. I am looking forward to going back. The acoustics are very good. We had seats in the same spot each time, but the music sounded great through out the theater. Parking is a couple minutes from the door, but it is free. Check out a show at this SCSU venue!

Friendly staff. Not sure how my kid is doing but she just loves the atmosphere and demanded me only…read moresign up for class here...

Hits the spot for a suburban dance studio for sure as the staff are more than talented, have a very…read morelong history serving all ages of interested dancers, and the entrance and environment from the exterior may not be inviting but once inside and on the dance floor it's clear that this is one of the best around the Fairfield County area!

Been teaching dancers at ADA for years and it is an outstanding school. No favoritism…read morewhatsoever!!!! I've taught at enough schools to know the difference between a healthy and unhealthy environment I recommend ADA 100% ...

At first I thought this was the place to be! Social media and website had us fooled. Myself and…read moreother mothers have decided to change schools, because of how unfair they treat the dancers. Beware! Everything seems "perfect" at first until you get to know the owner, the favoritism, and unethical ways of doing business.

Had a great, fun trial class here. The teacher really put her all into it! I (as the mother) also…read moredidn't get scolded for not signing and dancing around enough as I did in some other popular music class! I'm freaking exhausted and sleep deprived, who needs that. This class was great. Am going to sign up.

Mary Ann Hall's Music for Children is a music appreciation school for infants, children and parents…read moreand has locations in Norwalk, Southport, Greenwich, Fairfield and Darien (as well as Manhattan and locations in the Bay Area of San Fran.) My young children have loved the class for the lively and fun atmosphere, the instruments they can play themselves and the ability to move and groove when they want to. As a parent, I love the class because each teacher is a musician and can play at least two instruments. In addition each teacher is so warm and friendly - they really enjoy what they do. The youngest ones go to class with a parent. At age 4 or 5 they go by themselves. My 5 year old is being introduced to the piano and next year she can start the recorder. The musical notes and tempos have been taught since day one although the kids may not have realized it. The school has researched music education with children extensively, however they really have their own brand when it comes to the music they teach and play. All the music is their own and the kids really connect with it. I highly recommend this school!