10/10 experience! We came here for the Princess Bride and the actors did such an amazing job! My…read morefriends and I had such a great time here. If we go back, we'd try to get here early as seats fill up quickly. There's plenty of room to stand but keep in mind it's a long show and there's an intermission in between. I would pace myself though because after all it's called a drinking game for a reason. If you're hungry, there's a spot in the main area where someone heats up frozen Table87 pizzas which isn't the best quality but when you've had a few beers and are starving, these pizzas are a godly.

A Drinking Game is more fun than it sounds: a live re-enactment of a movie from the 80s or early…read more90s (take a look at the crowd and the cast: it's all folks born in that period). that's because the cast are drinking during the show (usually, the prompt is when their character's name is said) and the audience has a few drinking rules as well. so, if it's a movie you've seen a thousand times and know all the lines to...prepare for some changes as actors flub lines, do the wrong actions, miss their cues, and more. the audience is encouraged to quote along too, which adds to the hilarity. tickets are the price of a movie ticket ($18) and drinks are of course pay-as-you-go. I most recently saw them at Brooklyn Bazaar; the group tends to shuffle around shows between there, Union Hall, and Bell House. definitely a blast to experience. get on their mailing list or social media pages to find out their next shows.

Great experience with plenty of tvs in a cozy living room/ library wood paneled vibe. A mix between…read morea dive bar and a more date night spot. Great for a drink or two Got the espresso martini which was standard, nothing too crazy but the ambiance is very social and great for mingling so that's the main focus of the place

Union Hall is one of those classic Brooklyn spots that just feels good the second you walk in. The…read morelocation is great, the drinks are solid, and it has that older New York, cozy-but-lively vibe that's getting harder to find these days. They've only got two bocce lanes, so just a heads up, if it's a busier night or you're going during peak hours, you might be waiting a bit. But on normal weeknights, it's totally doable to walk in, grab a drink, and play without any stress. It's very laid-back in the best way. Downstairs, they host comedy shows and other performances, which makes it such a fun multipurpose hangout. People usually grab a drink and chill upstairs while waiting for their show to start, and it creates this really nice, social energy without feeling chaotic. Overall, Union Hall is a quaint neighborhood staple, great drinks, fun games, and a little bit of that old-school local charm. Perfect for a casual night out or something a little different from the usual bar scene.

Went there for a Thursday night concert and was very pleasantly surprised. The venue was intimate…read moreenough to enjoy a good concert experience. Lighting and acoustics are fine and plenty of room to move around. The staff is courteous and very friendly. A nice touch is that the bar offers free water during the concert. I know it's a little thing, but it does go along way. Nice job littlefield!

Great venue for Lottie concerts. My 1st time n it was Johnny Cash birthday bash. Drinks are great n…read morereasonable. The concerts is standing room only. I would definitely come back.

This place was a huge disappointment. Super rude owner that makes you feel uncomfortable if she…read morewants to. Outdated music that no one dances to, and poor attendance. Speaking to the racist comment another person made, as a white person myself, the place looked like a blanket of snow. Saw only 2 people who weren't white out of a crowd of 20+. Was talking to one of the folk's who worked there who also had some unfavorable things to say about "Miss Scorpio"...super let down.

This space is amazing. It's a converted loft that they turn into a comedy club, party space, and…read morefrom I hear, even a venue for Buffy the Vampire Slayer marathons. I came by for a free improv class with Letter of Marque, which was awesome. They have a ton of seating options, a small stage, a full bar, and even an outside roof patio area. Definitely coming back for improv, but also going to watch a show in a few weeks!

I am not rating the theater based on the play I came to see, which was a vampire cabaret event that…read moreI found on the Fever app. It wouldn't be fair to the theater because then the ratings would be a one for lack of story, no props other than the beautiful big moon on stage, and the worst Dracula I've ever seen. The choreography was terrible because it seemed like the dances were made up on the spot except for one of the dancers who seemed to have a dancing background but not even that could save this show that was overly-priced. I wish I could ask for my $45 back but at last, this was a lesson to me to not go to anything that doesn't have any reviews because I have a feeling that they would have been all one-stars. The theater itself was very disorganized and had chairs set very closely to each other in what was the orchestra area. The stage itself looked like it belonged in a middle school and the balcony sets were too close to one another. The staff was nice and friendly but that was the only good thing about this whole experience.

The theater itself has a lot of promise. If managed by the right team, it can produce great…read morecontent. Unfortunately, the show I went to see did not make me want to go back to the Roulette ever again. Went there with one of my besties to see a Vampire cabaret show that she found on fever. Loving vampire stuff I was eager to go and see an amazing show. Instead we paid $45 to see a show that looked like it was planned at the last minutes. There was barely a story line, the dancers were "meh" and Dracula.. Ill leave it at that. The venue wasn't the most organized but the staff was friendly/pleasant. The poor rating is mostly for the show, not the theater.

Not a bad spot really. I mean, how awesome can a dance space/studio be? This one is down in the…read morebasement of the building, which makes for a good and a VERY bad. The good is, it stays a lot cooler than if it were upstairs somewhere without AC. And the bad thing? Well there's no AC! It has these 2 little fans which do precious little after you've done one count of 8! But it's a nice size, good mirrors, not bad.

I have rented in a TON of places in BK and NYC and Eva Dean is the BEST! Caroline is the most…read morefriendly and helpful person, no wonder the space is calm, relaxed, well maintained, and at the risk of sounding too new agey, IT HAS GOOD VIBES! Every time I need to rent space, I write to Caroline first, I have even moved rehearsals around to make sure we can use the Eva Dean space. They are truly there to accommodate and help. Caroline makes herself available to you in any way she can and the space itself is open, flexible, quiet, functional, and a great size, the perfect size actually. It attracts good people and good programs and it is a testament to the efforts of the studio to offer a space and a staff with integrity. Cannot recommend it highly enough!

I started taking improv classes with Letter of Marque in 2018. I went to a drop-in class, and…read moreimmediately felt like this was the best place for someone like me. If you're a shy, introverted or anxious person, LOM will support you and help bring you out of your shell. You'll get out of your head and shake off self-judgment with ease. As an anxious person it can be difficult to stay present, but LOM keeps me engaged. Not to mention, improv is a great skill to have. Connecting with other people and making new choices is good for the soul! You don't need to have any improv experience for a drop-in class or Level 1. You won't be the only one and you'll make new friends! Nothing cures a bad day or a bad mood like hanging out with like-minded individuals playing games and laughing til it hurts. Everyone involved with LOM is so welcoming and so unique. It's a beautiful community of artists and it's honestly changed my life. I can't say enough good things about them (truly!)!

I've been taking Letter of Marque's improv class for a few months now, and it's always fresh and…read morefun! My friends and I were at a bar randomly talking about improv and Googled classes in Brooklyn, and to our surprise/delight, LOM came up. Plus they're nonprofit, so classes are free if you sign up in advance! One class and we were hooked! Each "season" of classes is 4 sessions, and each class has a different theme. Add it all together, and you've got a hell of a base for future improv experiences. Nolan and Scarlett are the main teachers, and they're amazing. Their weekly icebreaker exercises are always fun and low-pressure, and they make everyone feel welcome. Well, as long as you're an adult. There are some NSFW language and themes not meant for kids. Speaking of work, they also do corporate events. I've been trying to get my company to bring them in for some team building and presentation skills classes, but we'll see. I should also mention the space. Classes and events take place at the Gemini and Scorpio loft (aka G&S) in Gowanus, which is beautiful. Beautifully adorned, air conditioned, with a rooftop area. I've also been to one of their Swordraiser shows, which was an excellent time. These guys sure know how to party! I'd give them a million stars if I could!

Awesome experience and, as a friend so eloquently put it, so very "Brooklyn." I was gifted the…read morepuppet sculpting workshop for Christmas from a different friend who knows me all too well. She didn't come with me, she merely put the session within reach and nudged me along my way. I'm so glad she did because it was such a unique enjoyable experience! For a cool $60 puppet (and a whole bunch of Muppet) enthusiasts get together for an afternoon of learning how to sculpt a puppet from foam. This idea may sound simple enough, but it includes sturdy foam blocks, knives of various sizes, scissors, sand paper, permanent markers, pastels, and some creativity on behalf of each participant. Come with an idea (a photo or sketch) in mind and Kevin (the master artist and creative director) expertly guides you through the rest. The session is slated for 3.5 hours, but time flies when you're having fun! In fact, I would have preferred another hour with time to decorate my creation - being able to add fur, hair, etc. would have been a bonus. However, I'm confident I can spruce up my Jersey girl puppet BrookeLynne with an old Snookie Halloween wig and some false eyelashes. I'm strongly considering going to another session and being a little more creative with what I sculpt. The animals all turned out fantastically! Go. Register for a workshop now.

This review is about the customer service experience and not the class itself, which I'm sure is a…read morelot of fun. I wasn't able to attend a class and had to cancel. I asked to have my payment put towards a future class over the phone. The person I spoke with did not seem to get what I was saying and ended the call. I emailed Lone Wolf instead and explained that I'd like to re-schedule. After a day I received a reply stating that I would not be able to re-schedule and that they had a no re-fund policy. I stated that I didn't want a refund, I just wanted the services I already paid for and wanted to schedule a future class. I was told that Lone Wolf had tried re-scheduling in the past and that it was a "Problem" for them, I was offered a discount of $15 on a future class. I asked how they can remember me and give me a discount but they couldn't remember that I'd already paid? It ended with me not getting a class scheduled and being out $65. Nowhere on their website does it state that you cannot re-schedule a class. Only that you can't get a refund. Big difference. In their defense, I canceled late so they could not fill the spot I left. In my defense, I booked that spot late the day before, so that spot wasn't getting filled anyway and they still had my money if I went or not. So buyer beware: If you have an emergency and can't make this class you can kiss your money goodbye.

So good ! Best value entertainment I know of. I enjoyed every performance I ever saw that I…read more brought my children to see. Better than any Broadway show.

Puppets certainly fun for toddlers and older, but these puppets and the shows need an update…read more They're so old fashioned in style, which tends to mean they appear on the creepy side. my daughter told us she found them a little scary. Aside from the aesthetic, I found some of the stories wildly outdated in a slightly harmful way. One story that was shown to a group of toddlers had a fight over the ownership of a girl (never explicitly stated but not subtle either). The evil character won the battle and now the girl toy was his against her will. I don't think I have to point out what's wrong with that. The toys were also pretty mean to each other. Hoping all this went over her head but we won't be back to expose her to more stories like this.

Our daughter was fortunate enough to have met Emily through a Chamber Music Summer Camp in 2017 in…read moreSan Francisco. She happened to coordinate with other professional string musicians to teach the camp for various levels of students. It was a great opportunity for my daughter who was 11 years old at the time to learn how to play with other musicians, practice sight-reading, perform a chamber piece, listen to other groups at the end of the camp, and socialize with her peers. It was a rewarding experience. A year later, my daughter's violin teacher who had better opportunities elsewhere moved away, and we were so lucky that Emily had room in her studio. Emily is a talented professional violinist with a wonderful musical background from established music schools and her passion for playing is inspiring. We have seen her perform in her professional string quartet in San Francisco -so wonderfully exciting. My daughter's violin abilities have greatly improved under her instruction in one year. Emily's Suzuki weekly instruction is thoughtful (tailored to the individual), patient, encouraging, effective, and inspiring. She is able to connect with her students individually and motivate them in different ways. She is able to help my daughter interpret musical pieces by helping her to understand them by giving her historical background about the piece or visual aids. She recently helped my daughter prepare for an audition for an All-City Orchestra which she was accepted into the 1st violin section. Her instruction was extremely helpful not only for the violin instruction but also for the mental preparation for the audition. Her suggestions really helped my daughter know what to expect. We have recently started online instruction which has also been both convenient and effective. I am so grateful we found Emily. She is simply the best.

Our son started taking Suzuki violin lessons with Emily Botel at age 3 and he is now age 5…read more Recently, he was able to play his first solo in front of an audience of 50! We have been amazed at how Emily has been able to develop and nurture his musicality and discipline. She is wonderfully patient, encouraging, persistent and inspiring. She is deft at switching approach when my young son's attention lags, and using age appropriate motivators (stickers, not sweets!). As a final note, it has been inspiring for our whole family to hear her play in various quartet performances. She is just a lovely person, teacher and musician.