Came here on Valentines day to see the play "Slave Letters: The Lives of Slaves in Their Own Words"…read more If you haven't checked out this performance, you ought to check it out! The performance by the cast is worthy of a Tony award! This review is more about the Stone Cottage Theater which is part of the Addison Conference and Theater Center. It is a small building that is one of Addison's historic structures that has been renovated and I believe can hold up-to 55 people. The check-in lady was really friendly and offered us free chocolate and roses for valentines. You can also buy snacks and drinks at the check-in desk before the show or during intermission. The Good: ------------- Very intimate setting, small crowd, lighting effects are great for a small theater production. There is a parking lot close by if you get early. You can also park by the street nearby if the main parking lot is full. Can do Better: ------------------- The plastic cushion-less seats are a back breaker for those long theatrical performances. My butt and back were hurting after being seated for almost 2 hours watching the above reference play. They may need to get cushioned seats! Also, the signage pointing to this small cottage may need to be a little bigger. Wife and I were not sure where the Stone Cottage building was since there are two theaters in the same location. There is small sign by a rock, but this can be overlooked.

This is my favorite theater in the Dallas area! It is located near the Water Tower Theater, but it…read moreliterally is a stone cottage! I really like the intimate setting where you can almost touch the performers! Drinks (alcoholic and non-alcoholic) are available for whatever price you are willing to donate. Tonight we saw A Bur-Less-Q Nutcracker. It was hilarious! The jokes are always funny and a bit racy. Unfortunately, I was not able to get a pickle-on-a-stick (they ran out before they got to me). This spot is definitely worth coming to over and over!

I've always liked this theatre for its flexible architecture and modern feel. The theatre group…read morehas been good although it has changed over the decades. Its one of the few theaters that I will dress up for and has an open lobby area with a cash bar that is a fun and somewhat upscale space for conversation before the show which works nicely for your group to gather, converse, and socialize before the show. Addison restaurants are nearby but busy on weekends so do plan an early dinner between 5 and 6 as those restaurants are typically very busy on weekends. A plus is the "Stone Cottage" theatre in the rear which hosts a different theatre company and is which is rustic with often ribald works. There is also a large snd configurable separate meeting space which can be had for special functions or seminars. If you are into Architecture and you ever get the chance for a complete tour of the Water Tower theatre seize the opportunity because it is a very cool building with 2 levels below grade for costume and storage with three above that are absolutely amazing in how they are completely flexible for multi tier stage configurations and configurable seating tiers from several directions.

Nice facility, got a great deal on tix 2 weeks before the show, Off-Broadway production was solid.read more

Revisionist history doesn't change the facts. They knew the…read moreevent was outside all along because we discussed it. They asked if they could change and wait inside prior to the performance. Yes, I got my money back, but they were rude to my children.

From the owner: Uptown Carolers is a virtual caroling jukebox. With over 70 songs memorized, the group and happily…read moreaccepts requests from the audience. With songs ranging from sacred to secular, serious to silly, and classic to modern, the carolers can perform almost any holiday or winter song that one might request. Whether performing in modern Uptown attire or their elegant Victorian costumes that appear to be plucked from the pages of a Dickens novel, Uptown Carolers is sure to bring musical merriment to any occasion!

The **Haas Moto Museum & Sculpture Gallery** in Dallas is a hidden gem for motorcycle lovers, and…read moreenthusiast and art lovers alike. Visitors can explore various sections, including the History Hall, The Race Track, and The Custom Shop, each offering a glimpse into the world of motorcycle craftsmanship and The museum also features a shop where you can find exclusive merchandise, custom painted leather jackets, and sculptures. Whether you're a motorcycle aficionado or simply appreciate fine art, the Haas Moto Museum is definitely worth a visit .

I recently visited this motorcycle museum and it exceeded every expectation. The collection is…read moresimply spectacular, beautifully restored bikes, rare models you don't see anywhere else, and displays that really tell the story of each era of motorcycling. What stood out the most was the attention to detail. Every motorcycle looks like it rolled straight out of history, and the way they're presented makes you appreciate the engineering, design, and evolution of the industry. The staff is knowledgeable, friendly, and clearly passionate about what they do.

Got a day off and looking for something to do in the Dallas area? This is a respectable collection…read moreof aircraft and mementos. Several stories shared and immeasurable first hand accounts and donations.

This is a wonderful museum that's worth visiting. The museum is kept clean. The historical planes…read moreare interesting to look at and learn about. This is a good visit for families. In the summer, it can feel hot. That was the only hard part, but this is Texas.

OMG the aerial silks class is SO MUCH FUN! You have to try it! It was a great workout-- your upper…read morebody will for sure feel sore the next day. I was able to do most tricks on first time, but not all. The staff are super nice and really flexible. It was raining like crazy outside when I went, and they were no biggy about people showing up late. The instructor managed the room well giving both 1:1 and full-group help time. You've got to try aerial silks and this is the place to do it in Dallas!

We worked with Lone Star Circus for an event and they were incredibly flexible and easy to reach…read more We needed an aerialist to perform but were under a strict budget -- LSC was understanding and helped create a good strategy/time frame to have an aerialist perform that wouldn't break the bank. We had to eventually change the timing and then change it back again, but LSC never seemed frustrated and was very understanding. Sara, the aerialist, arrived on time and blew us away. The set up was quick and easy (total professionals) and she had tons of energy and enthusiasm. She was incredibly talented - spinning and twirling on rope and making it look easy. She wore a very cool leotard/costume that added to the experience. If you're looking for a unique or fun twist on any event - hiring LSC is the way to go. I cannot wait to work with them again!

I visited Haas Moto Museum with my family last weekend, when I was in Dallas for a few days. It was…read morea surprise hit with all of us. There were six of us, and I wouldn't describe any of us as motorcycle people. I decided we should visit the museum mostly due to its location (by where we had brunch) and because I always want to visit a place I haven't been before when I visit home (since I've been to most of the places on the beaten path, we now often get surprised by gems in the city that are off the beaten path). But wow. We were really blown away. So what is it? The Haas Moto Museum is a motorcycle museum, and their museum's about page sums it up well: "The Haas Moto Museum was founded by the late Bobby Haas and his partner, Stacey Mayfield, with a singular vision: to elevate motorcycles beyond mere machines, showcasing them as rolling works of art. Bobby's creativity, passion and fearless curiosity shaped every corner of the museum, establishing it as one of the most unique motorcycle museums in the world." I may not know much about motorcycles, but I had a great time wandering through the museum. Some of the custom motorcycles were incredible. And the historical motorcycles (all labeled with their manufacturer, year, and additional information)? I loved walking chronologically through them. The staff also made our visit even more wonderful. The Facilities Manager Brent and the Museum Engineer Chris were amazing; between the two of them, they gave us a great explanation of the museum and its collection, walked around with us a bit and pointed out some special pieces/motorcycles, and showed us around the shop where they work on custom motorcycles. The facility is also great - down to the little shop and weirdly great bathrooms they have in the building. They even have an area where you can enjoy a complimentary K-cup coffee or tea while watching a document about Bobby Haas. If you love motorcycles, I can't recommend Haas Moto Museum enough. But the surprise of our visit was that I also recommend it to people who don't care much for or about motorcycles at all. The motorcycles are beautiful - even to an uneducated motorcycle novice like me. We spent way more time here than we had expected to - because we were enjoying ourselves so much. It was one of the best surprises of my visit home. Check it out!

I can't say enough good things about this place-- I am so happy I stumbled upon it on my way to…read morework one day! I work in the area and saw a BUNCH of men looking so handsome in their parking lot. Apparently they were doing some kind of dapper gentleman's ride? There were ALL kinds of bikes for various time eras. It was lame that I had to work-- I was going to ask someone if there was room for one more! I called them straight away to ask what was going on and Brent told me what it was all about. I came in on my lunch break with a coworker to see inside, but, unfortunately, the event was over! Fast forward to a couple weeks later for Father's Day, I came with my mom and my brother. It was an emotional day as my Dad passed away on my birthday in 2021. He LOVED motorcycles so much and he taught my brothers and I how to ride. My Grandad owned a Harley Shop in Michigan before AMF bought it out in the 70's. Motorcycles have always been a part of my life. Now that he's gone, and I don't have my own bike, I really miss hearing that Harley rumble and being around bikes in general. When I came here on Fathers Day with my mom and brother, I got to see the whole motorcycle history. My dad would have loved this place from ALL the old school and classic bikes, to the concept bikes and the art on the wall. I was walking around with his favorite old tatty grey sweater with me and it was like catharsis. I know the mechanic shop is probably off limits to museum goers, but I just know he would have found a way to take a tour of that, too.

Update (2026): Credit still impacted by this provider even though I never signed a contract. Be…read morevery careful. I would go month to month, if possible. Avoid contracts. Update (2024): This company is still impacting my credit. After explaining to them that I never signed a contact and was going to cancel lessons, they deferred me to a collection agency. I would stay away from this company and their questionable business practices. Revised: I almost never leave negative reviews. Be careful before signing anything (underlined) as they use legally binding, multi year contracts. My wife signed it unknowingly, and our (both) credit is still recovering. We now use private lessons instead.

Kind, nurturing and safe environment for young artists. Conscious of young artists singing and…read morelooking their age. My now 11 year old daughter had been taking individual singing lessons with Gabe and group lessons over the last two years. Gabe has been an amazing fit with knowing when to push her and when not to - so grateful. She has transitioned to Linda and WOW - we are excited about what Linda is teaching her. Linda individually tailors exercises to further advance her skills. We are excited about her future at Septien!

Debbie and her staff are wonderful to work with both as an Artist and a buyer. It's all about the…read morerelationship. Having Mark P involved is a God-Send. People are human and humans are people. We have good days and we have tough days. Simply ask the agency what's the best talent that would work best; then trust what their saying is good advice. Build your relationships as you would build your friendships and you'll see the outcome. Go Bravo!

Debbie at Bravo is amazing. She is well connected in the entertainment industry and really knows…read moreher stuff. She assisted our party planner with booking a client of hers which turned out to be the most amazing drummer/DJ combo out there. Thanks to Focus3D for an amazing night! Debbie then did us a solid and had 2 dancers dressed from head to toe in a mirrored disco-ball suit show up at our party. It was an unexpected great touch that showed exactly the type of professional Debbie is. If you are in the need for exceptional customer service for booking an entertainment event in Dallas and elsewhere (I think Debbie is able to handle events all over the county) Bravo Entertainment is your choice!! 5 stars for sure