My first grader loves tap and ballet. The teachers are sweet, fun and very patient with the…read morelittles. The older girls also encourage the younger. Very nurturing environment.

Been going there 15 years. Had to write a review since I couldn't believe the other review. Never…read moreexperience any teacher encouraging violence or hate. The teachers are great and the students form long lasting friendships. My granddaughter wouldn't want to take so many dance classes and spend so much time at the Dance Place if hatred or violence are encouraged.

Was pleasantly surprised at the high quality music this orchestra produced. It was evident from…read moretheir first piece that they've mastered dynamics and tone. Did not enjoy the singers at this performance, hence only 4 stars. The singers were undoubtedly talented however the pieces chosen to feature them were not fit for their vocal ranges. Overall, a lovely concert. Look forward to seeing the OC pops in the future.

Aloha! The perfect…read moretype of Cirque show to see if a person has never seen one and does not know if they would like this type of entertainment. At a little over an hour long and a mere $20 it's a bargain for this highly enjoyable show and a great low cost way to check one out if in AC. This show features a Polynesian theme and includes fire eaters, dancers and acrobats performing death defying feats with a fun luau vibe. The cast is top notch and performs many Cirque du Soleil stunts such as the wheel of death, spinning from ropes above the stage and flying above the audience, feats of strength, hoola hoop craziness, aerialists, contortionists, and the Cirque humor throughout. All this occurs with terrific backround music performed by a few talented musicians - a drummer/percussionist and a lady who played at least three stringed instruments and a flute - setting a perfect atmosphere to accompany each performance. It's kind of like a mini-Cirque show. Fun, energetic, humorous, not overly long, and easy on the wallet. Definitely worth the time to check out if in Atlantic City. Performaces run from summer until end of Sept, and then starting up again in Nov. As the show itself is on the short side it left us wanting to see more and wish it was longer, but was still a great entertainment value. Aloha!

This was described on the show's website as a "Cirque du Soleil-type show."…read more The ONLY thing they have in common is the word "cirque." Let me make this very clear: Cirque Polynesian is NOT produced by Cirque du Soleil, and has no connection with Cirque du Soleil, but CP evidently wants to give you the impression that they are affiliated without blatantly lying about it. Only once before in my life have I felt such despair at the complete waste of an hour I can never get back. This show had absolutely NO redeeming qualities as entertainment AT ALL: EVERYTHING was done on the ultra-ultra cheap and was totally amateur. The sets and props looked like any old crap the producers found in a motley collection of junkyards and basements (I swear that a platform used by a guy who balanced atop some tubes while juggling was my grandma's kitchen table from 1955 with some tinsel wrapped around the legs!). The costumes were uniformly cheap and cheesy, and didn't even match, as though the performers were given some general guidelines re what to wear and were then left to bring in their own outfits. There was no continuity to the show and the transitions from act to act were jarring and choppy; it seemed the producers just hired whoever was available with whatever kind of act and then simply threw them together with no eye towards making any kind of a cohesive show. The music was pedestrian and mostly NOT live: the drummer may have been playing live, but the woman strumming guitars, ukuleles, etc., was definitely NOT playing, as a few times she stopped strumming while the guitar part (or whatever) continued. No, she was just there for sex appeal. And that was the extent of the "live band," two pieces, although the music track had a horn section, etc. I'd guess the budget for the whole sorry, godforsaken mess - costumes, sets, props, lights, sound, music, salaries, etc. - was around $11.82. Perhaps a little less. You'd find a more professional production at any high school variety show, and you'd have a better time, even if it wasn't your kid onstage. I don't like to disparage the performers because they do try, and I can't blame them for taking a paying gig, so let me just say the overall level of talent matched the rest of the production. This show was a truly dreary and depressing affair; I'd probably have had more fun ripping up the $30 per ticket and flushing it down the toilet. One of our party had never seen a real Cirque du Soleil show; immediately after this one ended, I begged her not to let this horror scare her off from seeing the beauty and wonder of a real Cirque show (sadly for me, none of my friends are talking to me right now, but I guess I deserve it: this was my idea. I have a lot to atone for.) The best thing about the whole mess was the end - and I mean AFTER the finale. When it was FINALLY over, after an hour that felt like THREE, what it left me wanting was to see some enjoyable, uplifting, professional entertainment: preferably a real Cirque du Soleil show. None to be had in the area right now, alas (one coming next summer, though). If Cirque du Soleil were a five-star gourmet dinner prepared by a world-class chef, Cirque Polynesian would be a moldy bologna sandwich festering forgotten in the back of your refrigerator - but the moldy sandwich might leave a better taste in your mouth than Cirque Polynesian.

Our first visit to the dinner theatre created a beginning of what we both has decided, the the…read moreCandlelight Dinner theater is out local go to place for entertainment. Just saw Mel Brooks "the Producers". First was the dinner. It has been a long time that we were somewhere that our server was also in the play and seemed so genuinely glad we were there. Food was surprisingly good. Served hot and well cooked for all of the offerings. Service was fun every time someone came to the table. Oh by the way there is an excellent bar with a bar tender that certainly has earned his stripes. Now the Show. This has always been one of my favorites, a go to for on demand. Being in this theatre, watching these talented actors made the time go by so fast we wanted more. I found myself leaning in to the dancing and singing and it was spectacular. The sets, the props, the costumes, the lighting, the sound, and being able to just plain enjoy made the night. They have special one night performances as well. These show are such a fantastic value. By the way seating is one of the things I really liked. We were seated with 4 other people that we left as our new friends.

First visit here, and it's very unique. The performers are your waiters. They did a great job…read moreboth as waiters and as performers. The old converted barn holds about 150 diners. You can look up the menu on their website before you come. Started off with a salad and shrimp cocktail. Then the main meal has several entrees. You can get all of them or tell your waiter what you don't want on your plate if you know you dont like something or to keep it lighter. Follow that with a dessert or 2, coffee and tea. All included. During intermission, they did a 50/50 raffle. The show was good, and the performers all had such good vocals. It must be popular. They told us most upcoming shows are sold out. I would return.

A hidden gem! The…read moretheatre is wonderful. The sightlines are good and the sound is clear. There are good options for food or drink in Millville, which is a charming town. Parking is easy.

Wonderful place to see a show. Not a bad seat to be had. Only issue for me was the distance.read more

Located in the attractive, modern beachfront Ventnor Library building; the cultural arts center…read moreoffers has an art studio area and a dance studio area and offers exercise, dance, and art classes for both adults and children (separate classes). In addition they organize various special events, such as a periodic outdoor/indoor art show where local artists and handicraft vendors can show their stuff.. Information about the classes they offer is available on their website: http://www.ventnorarts.org/ . see my Ventnor Library review for info about the whole library building complex.

I took a yoga training class here and was initially expecting a space that wasn't very nice. My…read moreexpectations were immediately blown away when I saw what this space actually was... a nice library, an art workshop, and a ballet studio all in one! The back of the center features a playground for the kids. There are numerous classes held here for young and old alike. In other words, there's something for everyone.

My 3.5 year old did the summer creative movement class with Ms.Katie, the class was amazing. She…read morewas incredibly patient & knowledgable. Each week my daughter made progress & learned the fundamentals of dance which she will be able to build upon in the future! The studio is beautiful & we love the atmosphere

From the owner: We provide a well-rounded dance education for both the…read moreserious dancer and those who wish to dance recreationally.