Although the theater troupe does great performances, the dealings at the Box office for the Marion…read moreTheater are sketchy at best. They clearly offer exchanges but don't offer a way to do it on-line. Forcing patrons to buy 2 sets of tickets with no actual exchange. It reeks of scam, or simply unprofessionalism and poor customer service.

I have been attending PCPA plays since the 70s and am rarely disappointed. And those times I was…read moredisappointed were plays that simply weren't my cup of tea. I do not give standing ovations for every play I see, though I generally DO quite enjoy them. I stand when I have been extraordinarily impressed. Both "Front Page" and "Shane" have been such plays for me. (I wish they would perform Front Page again sometime.) I recently attended "Shane". I was very curious how they might take this old favorite and put it on their stage. It was quite different and obviously took a LOT of ingenuity. And that ingenuity significantly improved the play. The set was quite simple and the technique they used for scene changes was brilliant. All the emotion was preserved... and enhanced by techniques one would not expect. For example, fight scenes were dramatically enhanced by the actors being spaced quite far from each other, bringing out each character's individual perspective. "Joey Starett" narrated most of the play... seamlessly. This was a truly awesome experience.

"Ride the Cyclone", the musical was excellent! The cast and director were top notch! We had seats…read morein the front row! Please see this play, you won't regret it

Didn't get to go in for my show. Parking to the area is residential, street only…read more I got there 20 minutes early and couldn't find a place to park. Ended up having to park far away in a shady area of the neighborhood and walk to the venue. Showed up at the door 5 minutes before the show and was tuned away because they were at capacity. If you want to see a show here, take parking in to account. Well try again next time.

What a great show. Hard to believe they get such great performers to serve hot dogs and popcorn…read moreduring intermission, but they do it and they do it well. We went to the holiday show and all three parts were well done, charming, and clever. Our favorite part was the middle section, but the spoons were amazing and my daughter loved the reindeer rap. The food is relatively inexpensive and the beer and wine selection is a bonus. Definitely worth the price and very entertaining!

Great time! Show is fun. Small auditorium. Book seats on the sides or in the back. The area with…read moretables looked pretty tight. Get there early for parking and to get your refreshments. I recommend getting pitchers of beer instead of just pints. The actors work the concession stand. Actors take your order in line then other actors serve your items at the stand. Be sure to tip. They have two intermissions. The actors use the walk ways during the show, so be sure not to block them. At the end, throw your trash and recyclables in the correct bins and put your glassware in the tubs. It's not too expensive and worth the price. I recommend this experience.

Looks like This is the legal name for Hi-Way Drive-in. Same address…read more There are only 300+ drive-ins left in the whole US so it's a blessing to have an endangered species of a movie theatre that is right in our community. It used to be more affordable to go to these drive-ins but it's not too bad at $8.50 per adult and $3.50 per child. Tune in to 92.1, visit the snack shop, watch the movie, and make sure you don't wear out your battery. Bring your bluetooth Bose system or equivalent so that you're not tempted to drain your car battery with your own car stereo. And definitely try the nachos made with Taco Works chips and old school nacho sauce. Times vary because you have to wait for the sun to go down so check the time of the sunset and have a good time reminiscing of an age that is passed. The only reason I take away a star is because the sound out of their speakers at the parking spaces are useless (although completely nostalgic) but that may be too harsh, or not.

Even though the food may be overpriced and the place is a little rundown, it is still a great…read moreplace to watch movies on it first come out.

I called on a Tuesday to request information and the young lady couldn't tell me over the phone…read more She said either her boss or herself would call me or email me within 24hrs and it is now Friday and I still haven't received a call nor email. Very disappointed!!

My son has been coming to different classes at KDA for over 3 years. Irene, Amaris, and all of the…read moreteachers are amazing and loving and I cannot recommend this place enough. My son is 6 and I know he has foundational skills in so many areas!!

Such a great dance studio. Owner is extremely sweet my kid love coming here. Definitely recommend itread more

PCPA is an amazing theater company that produces Broadway quality shows. Each season they come out…read morewith a set of shows that you can attend. Each and every time I am gone, the ushers and ticket takers have been super friendly and are more than willing to help if you need anything. The actors are top-notch, giving their best each and every performance. There are some resident actors that you see often in shows, and it's always wonderful to see them mixed with a cast of actors from all over. If you're a fan of a show they're performing and even if you aren't, it is well worth the cost of a ticket to go and spend a night at the theater. 10 out of 10 or recommend.

Even though this studio is no longer in business (thanks to the CA governor and his dictatorial…read moremandates during Covid) I would have recommended this studio to everyone. My sister and I danced there as children and so did my youngest daughter and two of my nieces. In fact my daughter was there until the doors had to be shuttered and she has refused to dance anywhere else. The owner/teacher is one of the kindest people you'll ever meet. She adored all her dancers. Celebrated their birthdays, and gave little gifts to student for holidays. For the recital she provided quiet activities for the younger students backstage and all her students got a little gift after the recital. As for the one other review on this page, it was written in anger. The daughter was in the same class as my niece, right before my daughter's class. I knew the mom, not well but well enough to know she was a bit dramatic. She was also friends with my sister. The way the studio ran was you could pay to take group lessons (ballet, tap, and jazz- that was one class) and/or you could pay for private lessons for the style of dance your child preferred. If you paid for private lessons your child was guaranteed a solo (or duet or trio) in the recital. My daughter had both group and private lessons. Now if your child was with the studio for 10 years, they had the opportunity to perform a solo in the recital at no extra cost for lessons. The story in the other reviewer told is all a lie, none of it ever happened. I was a witness to what really happened. The studio owner took pictures of the students in their costumes and month or two prior to the recital to put in the program for the recital. On the day pictures were being done my daughters photos were being taken at the same time as her cousins group (partly because my nieces and my daughter had a dance they were doing together so they needed photos in their group costume). The other reviewer was at one time a department store photographer (in her mind that made her a professional photographer) and decided to bring her own camera to the photo session at the dance studio. The studio owner didn't mind parents taking candid photos with their phones, but asked that they refrain from taking pictures with her lighting set up and the students after they were posed for photos. Parents were offered packages for buying photos later to help cover the costs of renting the auditorium for dress rehearsal and the recital and the printing of the program. The other reviewer became increasingly angry when she was asked to stop taking photos with the lighting and poses from directly behind the studio owner. She kept taking photos despite being asked to stop. The mom's camera was also causing the flash to go off messing up the photos being taken by the studio owner. After being asked to stop several times the mom was asked to step out of the studio while the photo session continued. Mom could stand by the door and still watch what was going on inside. Mom wasn't listening still and blew up at the studio owner then stormed off with her poor daughter in tow yelling about suing the studio owner. The daughter didn't come back and at the last minute dances had to be reworked to accommodate for the missing dancer. I feel bad for the daughter. She was a sweet kid and was really enjoying going to dance lessons.

Please ignore the other review of this business. My wife is a twenty year veteran of this studio…read more My youngest daughter has just begun her fifth year with the school. The owner/instructor is a very good woman who genuinely loves her students and does her level best to provide a program commiserate with the interest and skill levels of her students. She has become a good family friend through the years. My sister-in-law and both of her daughters have enjoyed years of lessons at the studio as well. Don't let one negative review sully the honor of a good local business and business owner!