We moved to Allegro this dance season from another local studio at the recommendation of a friend…read morewhen I expressed that we were looking for a studio that would push our daughter a little more than the one she was previously with. Allegro has been amazing! It feels like a family and second home for my daughter and there is so much room for her to grow with Allegro as she ages. Lovely teachers, the owner is always friendly and present and checks on the classes, students, and parents. We love it at Allegro and will be there for years to come.

LOVE! My now 13…read moreyear old daughter has danced with Allegro since we moved to WA when she was 9 :) The atmosphere at Allegro is bustling and vibrant. We absolutely love the owner, staff, and teachers and communication with parents is excellent. I would recommend to those who are wanting to dance at any level from recreational to those with processional aspirations. My daughter has received top training and has had the most incredible teachers over the years!! She trains in every style offered and I fully believe she'd live at the studio if possible :D Additionally I recommend checking out their amazing competition team program. A BIG thing I love is that they offer sensory friendly performances and have a beautiful danceABLE program. I really don't feel there is anywhere else like Allegro in WA state. Thank you Allegro for being my daughter's home away from home.

It's a good program, way better than just lessons to get up on stage and perform is priceless. The…read morenew owners (Joshy and Chris) are running this location way better than the previous owners. The only issue I have is the genre they pick. 10 year old isn't interested in the blues, most don't know who the Beatles were . Need something more relevant (Greenday, Weezer, Blink etc.) Grandson loves it, adding his brother this year. WAY BETTER than lessons, you are in a band. If your learning Music It's well Worth it

Plagued by poor management only looking to take money rather than deliver on their promise of…read moremusicianship for their students. The costs are extremely high, and they fail to teach and promote students. Management will make promises they never intend to deliver on. Take the other review with a grain of salt as it's the owner who posted it.

I was excited to see my first IMAX movie in years with my lover - we were quite excited for the…read moreOddessy. When we got settled in our seats, we notice the volume of the theater was quite loud with the trailers, but we were hopeful that the volume would be turned down with the feature film. Now, we are both musicians who promote hearing protection at our events. The volume was at hearing damaging levels and shook the entire theater. I wish I could say I enjoyed the movie, but the experience was entirely ruined by negligent sound technicians. Safety should always be the number one priority when placing patrons near powerful speakers and it was completely cast to the wayside for a three hour war film. Unacceptable. Will not be returning.

The only thing decent about this theater was the partially reclining seats and sound system…read more The reclining seats are much better at Regal Cinemas. The beverages were half the size of Regal Cinemas. The popcorn tasted burnt. Parking is not close. Nothing impressive here, for sure.

Really nice theatre. Is it brand new? Nah. But the staff care about it. The location is fantastic…read more And they offer good showtimes. Many memories were had here!

WTF!!! $40 got me…read moreCoke, Popcorn & a Movie I paid $5 almost 41 years ago to watch again. What has happened America ? Anyways I decided to go see 41st Anniversary of THIS IS SPINAL TAP! Movie is amazing and thanks AMC for bring to big theater one more time. But man the issue of getting a ticket online of coarse and then trying to buy snacks is an absolute nightmare. 2 credit cards to just buy a ticket. And no human takes your order at the treat area. It's become all subhuman automation these days. No wonder people stop going to theaters. So no staff to complain about that's good but it would be nice for humans to take back the jobs now occupied by droids... Seat was clean and area around it so I'm happy no rats are feeding off leftover popcorn. Now that I've thought about it I'm giving you a 2 star review vs 1 star. That's all I have to say about this adventure.

The instruction has been so perfect for my children, they are loving the music and the time…read moretogether with the other students. The show in Dec. was so wonderful, can't wait until my whole family can attend. This is a very high class studio, with so many wonderful staff members.

I love doing Haunted walks and this was amazing!!!! Multiple different themed haunts, got me…read moremultiple times. Bestie and I had a blast. Will return!!!

A spooky experience great for a girls night or a couples date night experience. It's obvious how…read moremuch thought and care has been put into making this haunted forest as spooky and fun as possible. You won't be disappointed. A big thank you to Kaethe for also being a huge supporter of the community and supporting local youth soccer programs to provide new equipment and uniforms. The Haunted Forest of Maple Valley is a small business that goes the extra mile for their community and deserves all our support. Check them out for a scary fun time!

Very difficult to give Tin Room a unbiased review as I compare how the Tin Room was before COVID,…read morethe post-COVID inflation and before the influx of homeless into downtown Burien core. Tin Room looks the same and has some of the same vibe in the main room although the adjacent bar by the Theater entrance is now empty space. The staff was inviting and there was some light jazz music playing and a plenty of seating as not busy during happy hour. I came because I wanted to try the NY steak night medium rare as I remember pre-COVID it was a staple every week for $29, now $39 for 12oz steak, mashed potatoes and some asparagus. It was almost well done and the steak was a bit over cooked and not as tender as I'd like it to be. I had two cocktails that were good and was happy with the choice of cocktails and execution of my drinks. I came to check it out and see if will be coming back with my wife next time we're out for drinks and dinner. Looks to be a good place to meet friends for drinks and some appetizers, although nothing special for dinner that stands out.

One of the best in the area with good atmosphere and good food! The service was great as well .read more

I grew up and lived in the New York City area from 1941 until early 1975 when I moved my young…read morefamily to the Northwest. My wife and I had attended many Broadway, Off Broadway and Summer Stock shows before arriving in Issaquah in 1978. During the 1950s, 1960s and early 1970s, we went to music venues in Greenwich Village at the south end of Fifth Avenue, near New York University and Washington Square. Places we heard jazz, folk music and more included Village Gate, Village Vanguard, Fillmore East and Cafe Wha'. More about that later. The Village Theater started producing shows in 1979. Boy, were we lucky! We attended their shows in an early 20th Century converted movie theater with many mismatched types of seating. We followed them to their state-of-the-art Frances Gaudette Theater in 1994, just up Front Street. More recently, they started to put on their shows in Everett, as well as Issaquah. Village Theater puts on classic Broadway/West End shows (mainly musicals but not always) and new shows created/produced locally. Over the years, those local shows included Pulitzer Prize winning NEXT TO NORMAL, Tony Award winner MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET and IT SHOULDA BEEN YOU nominated for a Drama Desk Award. The old theater now houses their new musicals (VILLAGE ORIGINALS) and is the venue for their children's education program called KIDSTAGE. For the last two decades, usually in August, the VT has put on a weekend of new shows open to the public for commentary. It was at one of these previews in 2024 that we first saw WE AIN'T EVER GONNA BREAK UP. At that presentation, it was Gregg Hammer and Louis Pardo (writers and actors), two chairs and a guitar or two. No sets, no costumes, no orchestra. Last night, we saw the final version of the show on the third day of performances with sets, costumes, props and still no orchestra. It helped that we grew up and saw performances in the 1960s in New York at Village Gate and Cafe Wha'. It helped that saw live, the folk singers whom Pardo and Hammer emulate in their show. We lived the history as well such as Woodstock and Vietnam. However, it is not necessary to have lived it to enjoy the show. The guys are great singers, actors and musicians. The soundtrack is wonderful. The set is spectacular. It is a snapshot of a part of US music and history from the early 1960s to the mid1990s. It is fun. It is 100 minutes that flies by (no intermission so plan for that). Folk legend Bob Dylan, record producer Sam Phillips (Sun Records in Memphis) and pop/rock hero Neil Diamond make brief guest appearances. On a scale of one to five stars (five being the best), this gets 7.5 stars. Go see it in Issaquah or later in Everett.

Came here with friends to see 9 to 5 - the show itself was wonderful, the cast are fantastic, and…read morewe commented how well done the staging and costumes were for the show. The building itself has a great theatre vibe, which there should be I guess, it's also very clean, and the seats are comfy. There did seem to be a small counter to buy food and/or drink items but we didn't use that. There was a small water fountain available for water which I found very helpful. Would certainly go back and support this small local theatre. We were able to find parking on a side street nearby which was convenient.