Not only impressive, but spooky and fun, as well. The audience participation was funny and…read morecreative, as were the acts. Incredible experience.

No AC, stuck in a giant tent with a couple fans blowing hot air. Performers wore cheap masks that…read moreyou can get at Walmart. Acts were mostly simple and pathetic with only a couple that were worthy. Cash only for food and drink. Severely overpriced. All drinks were warm accept for 1 kind of soda. $10 for a hot dog! The only people who would enjoy this are those who have never been to a Cirque show. These were washed up has beens. So many people left at intermission. Was too hot and unimpressive. We saw this show in Clifton Park, New York.

Had an amazing experience with this school! They have so many open gyms, and plenty of space to…read morepractice your circus art. The classes are well structured and the teachers great at their craft! Nice, clean facility with a staging area to shoot your content. Highly recommend!

This gymnasium is wonderful! Full of talented artists, numerous acts and many classes and…read moreopportunities for growth. I was searching for a new gym to practice silk and somewhere I could learn more circus acts but couldn't find one as diverse as Acro. They have a great diversely of classes to choose from and all levels from beginners to advanced and professional. There's also chances to perform ever so often if you'd like to be involved. I highly recommend this place!!

Oh VOLTA…read more This show is unlike any other Cirque Du Soleil show I've seen yet. This show has everything you expect from a Cirque show and more. The show has high flying aerialist and acrobats performing hoop diving, rings and even slackline. Jump ropers who go as fast as the light on the rope - and BMX riders that can perform tricks on their bikes that will leave your jaw on the ground. This show incorporates technology in the show with the lighting and use of projection on the stage to show "memories". The show is well constructed and has a great storyline behind it. The greys, the free spirits and the super elites. The costumes in this show are unique with each grouping mentioned above, as each costume has a different representation. The music in the show is great, it is something that can be listened to often and you would not know that it belong to a Cirque Du Soleil show. The Grand Chapiteau (the big top) is designed differently than the traditional colors of the big top which are usually a yellow gold and a dark blue. Volta has a grey big top tent and then they associate with lights so the tent changes colors which is neat to see at night time. The show is great for a girls night out, date night with a significant other or a day out with the kiddos. Just remember to find your free spirit.

VOLTA is an amazing show. It's near the hardrock stadium in Miami. Circque Du Soleil never…read moredisappoints in their creative, props, storyline, talented artists and more. I won the tickets from Yelp and I can't thank them enough. Every seat in the show is designed to see the performance from a great angle. The stage is circular and the artists sort of rotate in a way that no matter if your sitting in the last row or the first, you will enjoy it. You can buy the tickets online and the show is still currently being featured until February 4 2018. (I think) My favorite act was the one where they used bicycles and did some amazing acrobatic things with them. I always enjoy the singing or music aspect of Cirque Du Soleil as well. Side Note: Parking is convenient and always monitored by the employees, so your vehicle will not get stuck or no one will block it. It was cash or you can use your sun pass sticker which makes it $5 cheaper. VOLTA is here for a little while longer in Miami, go check it out to get amazed by the performances.~

I've passed this place many times and didn't know it existed. The theater was Boston's black…read morehistory event with this talented band. They played Motown music along with a couple of original songs. The theater is actually pretty large with good seating and great acoustics. I'll keep my eyes and ears open for future events.

It has a little of a High School auditorium feel, but they have an active calendar of shows. Once…read morethe lights go down what makes or breaks it is the show. Its low key and inexpensive.

This little circus came to town in January 2026 and I thought I would give it a try because it was…read morebasically a mile from my house in the Broward Mall west parking lot. I took my mother and my adult daughter on a Wednesday night. We had handicapped seats, which were first come first serve, so I wanted to arrive early and get a good seat. We arrived about an hour early, and were able to park just steps from the entrance. When we walked in, we saw a room full of concessions : soda, popcorn, cotton candy, nachos, and all of the usual circus foods. There were only about four other people inside the big tent, and we were worried that it was going to be an empty house. Little by little it started to fill up and it got to be about half full. The handicapped seats were really good, lower level center, about five or six rows back. Before the show and during intermission they had vendors coming around selling the cotton candy, popcorn, soda, and also chocolate covered apples, chocolate covered, strawberries, and all kinds of light up toys that were catching the eyes of children. There were a few children there, but not too many since it was a Wednesday night. The show started pretty much right on time. There were dancers, jugglers, and acrobats and all kinds of dazzling costumes. They opened up with a big production with many people, and then went into an act with an aerial performer who swung by her arms , her feet, her hair and who also juggled while suspended. There were several different acrobatic acts, men and women in groups completing daring feats of balance and all sorts of gymnastics that included platforms, ladders, and even blindfolds. They also had a modern clown who entertained the crowd between acts. During intermission dancers and acrobats walked around selling novelties and taking photographs that they would try to sell. (I doubt anyone got out of there without spending an extra $15-$10). Overall it was very entertaining and something a little out of the ordinary. I know they had special prices for children....so don't miss it if Cirque Italia comes to your town!

BE VERY CAUTIOUS! I have not been to the show yet. I have tickets coming up but I was scammed in…read moreterms of who I bought the tickets from, the amount charged. I believed I was using the Cirque Italia website but it turned out to be a secondary seller that tripled the price of tickets. There is absolutely no recourse for cancelling, exchanging tickets and it is very difficult to get a real person to talk to about the issue.

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School of Rock has been a Godsend for my teenage daughter! She's always loved music and came in…read morewith singing experience, since she belongs to a choir. The staff in North Miami is amazing! She started guitar lessons last year with Marcel and loved it! She participated in all their camps this Summer and had a blast learning and making new friends! This School feels like a community! The staff is very warm, welcoming & patient with all the kids. The owner, Nancy, is very sweet & always goes out of her way to make everyone feel important and tended to. We are blessed to have found such a loving community! My daughter starts the Performance Band Program next week, thankfully! She's been missing the staff, since Summer camp ended 2 weeks ago. In terms of her progress, now not only does she sing & play guitar, but is learning bass & piano, & is hoping to learn drums soon! I see her truly motivated, which was hard to see since the start of the pandemic! Not only is she learning and having fun in a safe environment, but she is motivated and happy! Sabina, Teddy, Robert, Dylan & Jasmine are part of the School of Rock family in North Miami and my daughter loves them all! The School goes out of its way to keep everyone safe with their safety precautions. They wear masks, maintain a safe distance, encourage washing & sanitizing hands. We're looking forward to seeing them again next week to continue this Rock & Roll journey!

MDC is a great place to develop and practice your dance skills. I take private bachata classes with…read moreAlejandra, the studio owner, but there are a number of different instructors offering individual and group classes in a number of styles. In addition to classes, there are periodic social events where you can practice what you've learned in a friendly and comfortable environment. I'm familiar with a number of studios in SoFlo, and this is certainly one of the better ones, not only in terms of what is on offer, but also in terms of the space itself (note: as of the time I'm writing this, none of the photos here accurately reflect the studio itself; I'll post one when I have a chance...). Definitely check it out if dance is your thing (or if you'd like it to be your thing).

Friendly and knowledgeable instructors. Clean facility and fun atmosphere. If you enjoy Latin…read moredancing this place is perfect for you

This studio is extremely professional and produces such beautiful dancers. I danced at this studio…read morefrom 2006-2012; I did tap, ballet, pointe and piano. I learned so much in every single class I took. In university at USF I took a semester of ballet and the teacher complimented my technique as being the best one in the class, all thanks to the wonderful education I received at academy of arts. Now in 2025 my 3 year old daughter is taking classes and is enjoying every class. My mother, daughter and I recently went to the Christmas show and we were so proud to experience the show. It was such a great show, still professional and beautiful. 13 years later and Academy of Arts is still producing wonderful dancers. I highly recommend this studio to all dancers and artists who are eager to learn and perfect their craft.

Located in a warehouse area near U.S. 27 and Johnson Street in West Pines, Academy of Arts is under…read morethe ownership and direction of Rebeca Russo-Columbo, a Cuban-American former dancer. This is a full dance school that offers: Ballet, Pointe, Jazz, Pas De Deux, Lyrical, Tap, Hip-Hop, Flamenco, Modern Dance, Contemporary, Musical Theatre, Drama, Piano, Guitar, Violin, and Voice. The faculty is certified and have led professional careers in their respective areas of creative expertise. They begin laying a foundation from the preschool years all the way to young adulthood. And they have both female and male students. They also offer an AfterSchool program and work your child's classes at a mutually suitable schedule. The cost of the classes is comparable to other dance academies. I have enjoyed closely watching the development in my niece, as well as in many of her close friends. I also look forward to their professionally-mounted recitals every year.