What a stunning theater! I enjoyed this establishment over the weekend for a concert experience,…read moreand was not disappointed one bit. There is spacious parking behind the building, which gave me great peace of mind. Getting into the building and through security was streamlined and easily manageable. The architecture and decor of the theater is so regal, I could not believe my eyes. My friend and I ordered drinks and popcorn and our bartender was very friendly and quick with service. Prices, of course, were on par with NYC theater prices (a drink costing about $25). We both loved the concert and would definitely come back here for another!

This was my first time coming to kings theatre for a Morgan Jay show…read more It wasn't too difficult to get here in car since there was plenty of public parking available only a couple of blocks away. This venue is actually quite beautiful with high ceilings and just overall very breathtaking architecture. I felt like I was in a movie waiting to watch an opera show or something.

Beware undergraduates bearing plays!…read more Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts is part of Brooklyn College, and is located at the edge of its campus. Over the summer and sometimes even throughout school year, the venue hosts music and dance performances, some of which are very good. It also hosts high school graduations and, during the course of Brooklyn College's school year, showcases undergraduate and graduate theater department productions. Everything but the undergraduate productions takes place in the large and beautiful Gershwin Theater. It's built like a typical music theater, with three levels of seating and a big stage along the lines of Carnegie Hall. Acoustics of the place aren't as great as Carnegie Hall, but are very good nonetheless, and the prices are very comfortable. The entertainment is usually very good and unusual, with lots of ethnic selections and experimental productions. Graduate student productions are often surprisingly good, though you never know what you're going to get with those. The other part of the Center is called the New Workshop, and is used by theater department undergrads. I'm not even sure if a non-Brooklyn College student can get tickets to those - if not, then that's a blessing, because most undergrad productions are understandably uneven, with everyone from actors to lighting crew still learning the ropes.

I get jealous everytime I see the Brooklyn College Campus, then go home only to think about City…read moreTech's. Such a downer. But anywho, over the weekend I attended a concert held in the Whitman Building and it was almost amazing. Although it looks like a regular school building, the performances make up for what it lacks in looks. But I must add that whoever was in control of the lighting on saturday did a magnificent job. The auditorium was huge and seated atleast 300 people. The ushers were very nice and helpful. But they did look at me crazy when I asked if they had a bar. The woman said I hope you can enjoy the show without one...

Absolutely amazing group of super talented people who bring magic into kids lives! We have a long…read morehistory with the Vocal Art Studio and can't say enough good things about their wonderful accomplishments and the long lasting positive impact they have on their students. Highly recommend! Bravo!

From the owner: Vocal Art provides set of instructions for participation in any kind of music competitions, vocal…read moreand acting auditions, stage performance ,etc. Our goal is to nurture the innate love for singing and performing, and everything that it takes to become a real star !

I recently went to The Iguana on 54th Street to see and hear Vince Giordano and The Nighthawks play…read more'20s and '30s hot jazz. FANTASTIC!!! I used to go to The Red Blazer on 3rd Avenue to listen to them back in the early '80s and loved them then. I moved away from NY and have often thought about this group. Never found anyone as good in LA, KC, or TX. While planning a visit to NY I was delighted to learn that they were still playing their music in a different club. I went last Monday. I can say, without hesitation, that they are not only better than ever (same brilliant leader, mostly new - all amazing- band members), they are the very best group I have ever heard (and I've been listening to this brand of jazz since I was a kid). Authentic arrangements impeccably performed. A great band, nice venue, reasonable cover and minimum. Go! Have fun. No one else that I know of, anywhere, comes close to their high standard of performance.

My son enjoys his sessions with Mr. Benjamin! He is very creative with his teaching to keep my son…read moreengaged, very professional, and very patient.

From the owner: Lumina offers high quality piano teaching both in-person and at-your-home in the Brooklyn and…read moreManhattan areas. Our instructors are pianists from some of the top conservatories in the world, including Juilliard, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, and Xinghai Conservatory. We have many years of teaching experience and are able to prepare you to easily pass ABRSM and NYSSMA exams, as well as college auditions, competitions, and other performances. We are proud to combine rigorous classical piano training with encouragement and a fostering environment for every student, regardless of their skill level. Visit our website and contact us to schedule a trial lesson today!