This theater is a must go to and Support. Small intimate brilliance from this Ronnie Larson Person…read moreI support this theater. I highly recommend all the performances maybe not all cause I'm a female, but most. LOL

The Foundry is a small neighborhood theater in Wilton Manors, just across the street from Union…read morerestaurant and next door to Island City Stage on Dixie Highway. Plays of Wilton makes its home at The Foundry, a 54 seat black box theater that is wheelchair accessible. Since there are only 4 rows of seats and the theater is small and intimate, almost any seat in the main section is a good seat. The seats are next to each other, so people sit tightly in this small venue. There are some side seats sometimes, but I do not recommend, since the angle of vision to the stage is not the best. Out of all the seats in the main area, I find seat B7 to be the best. There's a pole next to it and an aisle on the other side, so this is the one seat that is almost "private". The plays are mostly LGBTQ+ themed and based. The one I went to see called 10 Naked Men was not all nude. Actors stayed clothed most of the time, but the title sure got people excited about the show....LOL.... Hunter's the nightclub was kind enough to donate red and white wine as well as water for the show, so these beverages were complementary throughout the play. There is limited parking in front and behind theater with some handicapped parking spaces. The theater opens one half hour prior to performance times. Performances are usually Wednesday through Sunday. Evening performances at 8 PM and matinees at 2 or 3 PM. As of 2024, the performances are usually : $35 General Reserved Seating $50 Premium 1st Row Seating $25 Side seating, when available

I love this huge bright theater in Ft. Lauderdale, built in 1991. I have been here before for "A…read moreGentleman's Guide to Murder" and thoroughly enjoyed it. This day we saw a super fun magician I knew from a Netflix series. It worked well here! Last time we did the VIP tickets and met some cool local patrons in the VIP lounge where they give you complimentary snacks & discounted drinks. It's a nice perk to support the local arts! Parking is easy and reasonable enough. The area itself is a bit depressed, but seems safe enough. Ushers are friendly and helpful, elevator and bar service have fun offerings and bathrooms are fine. If you find yourself in the area, Don't sleep on viewing your favorite shows here. Check it out when in the area. Happy summer yelping in 2026! ~Tami in Miami

You know you're walking into a real theater when the building itself makes you slow down for a…read moresecond and say, "Alright... this is going to be a night." Not a strip mall stage wedged between a nail salon and a frozen yogurt shop. A real theater. The kind that feels like it was built for big voices, bright lights, and the occasional crowd singing along a little too loudly after a couple of pre-show drinks. That's the first thing you notice about the Broward Center for the Performing Arts. Sitting right along the river in downtown Fort Lauderdale, the place just looks like it belongs there. Modern lines, big glass, clean design. But at the same time it still carries the charm and warmth you expect from a classic theater. It feels like a venue that was designed for nights out. Once inside, the layout works well. Sightlines are excellent. Whether you're down low or up in the higher seats, the stage is easy to see and you never feel like you're watching from a bad angle. But here's the one thing that caught us by surprise. The sound system struggles a bit when you get up into the higher seats. The speakers just don't quite reach that far with the same clarity, so the sound can come across a little muffled. Here's the pro tip. If you're sitting high, save the money and go cheaper on the ticket because the sound quality up there probably won't match what you'd expect from a premium seat anyway. The parking situation has actually improved. Getting in is easier now that they switched to the pay by plate app system. You drive in, park, handle the payment on your phone and head to the show. Simple. Leaving, however, is another story. Getting out of the parking lot after a show can feel like a bit of an adventure. This is where patience becomes part of the evening's entertainment. Give yourself time and don't expect a quick exit. We saw Darius Rucker last night, and even with the sound challenges in the higher seats, it was still a really fun night. Good music, a great crowd, and the kind of energy that makes live shows worth it every time. Here's the move if you're coming here. Go early. Grab dinner or drinks somewhere nearby. Walk over without rushing and enjoy the atmosphere around the theater. And when the show ends, don't fight the traffic. Take your time and let the crowd thin out. Do it that way and the Broward Center becomes exactly what it should be. An outstanding way to spend a Saturday night.

This is a small community theater that offers a wide variety of shows. The theater is located…read moreinside the Academic Village, on the far West side of the campus. We came to watch the musical "Evita" and we were pleasantly impressed by the quality of the cast and the production in general. The singing was right on point and the play was very well executed. The theater is small and has an old fashion layout with a very small lobby, but the quality of the performances make up for that. You can buy your tickets online and that was a very easy and straightforward process, and prices were very reasonable. Overall, we truly enjoyed our visit.

Great performances by local actors at a reasonable price! Venue is quaint and comfortable.read more

Amazing center for the arts. My daughter has her annual recital every year and always had a…read morepositive experience! Ample self parking is easy with a short walking distance to the center. There's also a covered drive up circle in front for drop off and pick up as needed. The center is easy to navigate and get around wherever you're on the ground floor or up on the balcony. The rows and seats are spacious and you can easily walk through your row without the need for any patron getting up. The sound quality and lighting displays are great to help enhance any performance/show. Concession stand offers light snacks and drinks for purchase

Coral Springs Center for Performing Arts is a full theater and event space. Parking is free and…read moreself parking. Theater is spacious and well organized. I was here this past Sunday for a student dance recital. Shows at 12 pm and 4:30 pm. Staff was organized and event was a hit. Amazing dance performances from the Academy of Arts recital featuring Icons dance showcase. This is a yearly dance recital and a full on production with amazing costumes and choreography. This venue is available for private events rentals, concerts , comedy, meetings and cultural celebrations. This is the most active entertainment spot in Coral Springs.

I would never recommend this place. My daughter was…read moreattending class for young 4 years old kids. The class supposed to start every Monday from 4:15 till 5. I have to say that the teacher was never on time. Never!!! Always late and she never extended the class, not even a minute! I didn't say a word about that until one day. We are always rushing to be on time and again the teacher was late. We were the only ones waiting for the class to start. The teacher came late and additionally she said that we are going to wait for other kids. Still wait and waste time!! we didn't even know if anyone is coming for sure. I asked why? This doesn't make sense. My daughter is here on time. We can start. We don't want to waste more time waiting for someone who maybe is not coming at all. She wasn't happy with what I said but she took my daughter inside the class and still didn't start the class. The woman at the front desk went inside to talk to the teacher so she finally started the class. Only one more child attended the class later that day. I was afraid that after I said something the teacher is going to be not nice to my daughter, picking on her and that's what happened... my daughter was crying most of the time. Is it a coincidence?? I took her out and said that this was probably our last time here and asked for refund. Couple days later I received an email saying about no refund policy and also saying that my child cut her finger and that's why she cried. Seriously?? First of all I didn't see any cut on a finger and secondly how she would do it. There was only two kids and a teacher. What was the teacher doing??? Also I want to mention that they cannot accommodate makeup classes!!! Their policy includes makeup classes and I called once to schedule a makeup class. They were not able to do it. They suggested to bring my daughter for the older class kids to watch. Nonsense!! I paid for the class, they couldn't schedule a makeup class and they don't refund for the class!!! I was very excited for this place and now I'm just really disappointed and I regret bringing my daughter there. Please be aware.

My daughter really enjoyed her Summer camp and performance! She will continue taking classes during…read morethe year as well.

Small theater that has excellent shows. There is a small snack bar and they serve wine. The theater…read morehas an intimate ambiance to it.

We love coming to this intimate little theater! They do some great shows and we have never been…read moredisappointed! The box office staff is always very helpful. I am always so impressed at their sets and technical elements, in addition to the acting!

Absolutely horrible experience with front door & usher. Screaming & disciplining people who were…read morenot lined up & finishing their water being absurd that they can't bring it in. These people were not attempting to bring the items in but finish it off & throwing it out. Then the usher in the theater had the audacity to tell our group to "keep it down people are complaining" when we did not see a single party get up. It's a musical play why is it against the rules to sing along at a decent level (meaning where only our group can hear us) & enjoy the production? Again horrible interaction with customers. This was the first time in 30+ years of going to Broadway musicals that we were told to be silent. Lion King, Aladdin, Chicago, Evita, Jesus Christ Superstar, West Side Story, Rent & so on we've danced in our seats & politely sang along NEVER did we experience what we experienced Saturday night watching Jagged Little Pill.

02/26/2026, first time here. Security fatboi outside was already yelling and pointing at everyone…read moreeven though there was nobody willing to approach or line up near it/him. Quite unprofessional, abusive, provocative, potentially violent. I spoke with a gentlemanly manager once inside when out of nowhere an apparent female it/Karen, absent hygiene and manners and claiming to be the real manager, rudely interrupted and tried to intimidate me into silence, claiming I am unprofessional for calling out fatboi; perhaps she is the root cause of such unhinged and inappropriate behavior toward paying customers and others in sight. Nothing a case of Midol and sanitary napkins wouldn't calm and soothe. Fatboi and Karen both need to STFU and get on track. It should go without saying that this garbage is way out of place here, and surely I cannot be expected to hear out your solicitations for season ticket purchases and other donations. These creepy people made up my mind before I reached my seat. Then I observed on the way out a flock of badges with guns swarming about. WTF was that? Was this due to staff behavior? Was I singled out or is everyone treated despicably here? Entirely preventable - all of it, and certainly unforgettable. It was indeed an enlightening day. I expected and deserved much better and so should all customers. NOTE TO MANAGEMENT: Customer-facing employees, contractors, and volunteers must all be thoroughly vetted and adequately trained as was clearly not the case here. Threatening, harassing, and annoying customers is not a business growth strategy: rather, it is a business failure and defunding strategy. Escalating conversations into confrontations and threats risks violence and injury to customers and staff alike, and likely the liability, publicly, and potential incarceration is much more than you can afford. Monitor and hold all your staff accountable for their behavior at all times. Rid yourselves of the bad ones and low performers forthwith. Put yourselves in your customers' shoes and test your staff at all levels frequently. Good people start from childhood, not magically when you hire them. You need not adhere to thug life. I challenge you to review your video and corroborate my statements herein. It is highly disrespectful and insulting to the many hardworking, dedicated, and professional cast and crew to unleash skanky staff of the burger barn dropout failure sort upon _their_ audience. Do the right thing: clean your house. I and others will be watching and reporting.

This place and venue were amazing. The cast, crew, servers, but most importantly, the show were out…read moreof this world. Until I'm able to write a proper review sufffice to say one word for now - AMAZING!!!