Thinking high flying burlesque circus that's freakish and slightly demonic. The concessions are…read morecash only.

I came across Paranormal Cirque while scrolling through Facebook and I am so happy that I did…read more This is by far one of the best shows that I have ever seen. 10/10! I bought my tickets using their website - paranormalcirque.com and it was very easy to maneuver. I do not suggest buying tickets from third party websites because of the scam potential. *TIP* use FACE5OFF when you checkout for $5.00 off your purchase. I sat in Section #1 and my seat was pretty close to the stage. It was perfect for me as I am terrified of getting pulled up on stage / volunteering during acts. I'm not going to go into detail on the performance to avoid spoilers but, they are all really good. You will not be disappointed and there is something for everyone. The show is rated R and is definitely targeted towards adults. If you are over 13 and under 18, you have to be accompanied by an adult. They sold common snacks and drinks. They did not have any shirts or general merchandise for sale however, they did sell spooky face masks. Prices are what you would expect from a circus / event. For example, a large lemonade was $10.00. Nothing crazy but, definitely higher than it should be. They only accept cash so, be sure to bring some! I recommend this show to anyone interested. You will not regret it!

Westerhoff School pivoted quickly in the age of Covid-19 by offering several options for distance…read morelearning with live remote instruction. Their teaching staff is among the best in the region, all of whom are professional artists and musicians. Their group art classes are intentionally small to allow for individualized attention. The music classes are one-on-one and the school offers 30, 45 or 60-minute increments. They accept children as young as 6 and offer lessons for adults, too.

Signed up for mandolin lessons and got a great value in addition to great instruction. I…read moreunderstand they have opened a new facility so they will have even better facilities to educate music students.

The greedy money grubbing daughter took over this place and now they treat every child like they…read moreare cash. Every child is supposed to get a full recital dance regardless of their skill level but at this school they pretend they are too good for that. They will admit to this in their reply. They will say my daughter is a beautiful dancer (yes) but she was not good enough to get a recital dance (no). They don't actually care how well your daughter dances, they care how much money the parents spend. This is not a great school it is a snobby school. I was the worst dancer at my ballet school and I was better than all the dancers at this place. When I took a class at Metuchen dance the teacher said WOW. My daughter danced at Metuchen dance center for 4 years. This is not a lie. I also took a class there for a year. I know this place well. This year they did a ballet. My daughter was in the hobbit dance, or so I thought. Just before the recital my daughter noticed that she and 2 other kids were standing still for most of the dance, while the rest of her class were dancing. It gets worse. At the actual performance she and these 2 girls were at the far far back of the stage, by the back curtain. They were separated from the rest of their class by a huge distance. They weren't in the second row, they were way way back there. They were background decoration. The rest of her large class were dancing at the front of the stage and for a much much longer time. When I complained about how upset we were that my daughter had to stand still and watch the rest of her class dance her dance, a teacher and the head of the studio insisted that all the dancers were dancing for the same amount of time. It's not possible to lie about objective facts. Everybody can see the video and everybody can count. The rest of the class danced for much longer than my daughter. Then Miss Kerri actually told me that my daughter was lying about being upset about this, because she knew the dance was done a month ago. How awful can you be? Don't give your money to these people. They will treat your child like trash and they will not apologize.

My fiancé and I are getting married in 2 weeks and after trying out our first dance routine in our…read moreliving room we realized we needed some help. I emailed Metuchen Dance Centre a few days ago and received a prompt response. We set up an appointment with Alessandra and with very little notice she helped us out with a beautiful routine that we are now excited to perform in front of our friends and family. I highly recommend this business as well as our instructor who had a great energy that helped me get past my "two left feet"!

I've been a part of Rudra Dance Academy for the past two years, and it's truly incredible how many…read moregolden opportunities I've had to perform on such prominent stages. As a beginner who once struggled to memorize basic steps, I now feel proud of how far I've come. Words can't fully express my gratitude to Deepa Didi and Sandy Sir. I'm so grateful to be part of the Rudra family and always look forward to being a part of their amazing troupe. Thank you so much Deepa didi and sandy sir!!!!

First time visiting the Avenel Performing Arts Center and found it easy to locate off Rt.1 with…read moreplenty of free parking. The building itself is on the site of the old General Dynatics factory and pays tribute to it's history with a very industrial appearance and feel. Seating approximately 200 patrons, the acoustics were fine for Sunday's John Jorgenson/ Herb Pederson bluegrass event. Comfortable seats and a friendly staff of volunteers made for a pleasant afternoon. Start time at 3pm was nice. Highly recommended and hope to return. 1

QR Code for playbill…read more https://www.canva.com/design/DAGVnMAuS6Y/zMHt-7Uy0hyHPUgajP1QAQ/view?utm_content=DAGVnMAuS6Y&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=editor#4 Support local theatre! The show was wildly interactive and funny! Cast stayed in character throughout the intermission. I felt like I was part of the show.