This theatre is so much larger than I expected! We sat in, arguably, the worst seats in the house…read morein the very back of the balcony. We were still able to see and hear everything happening on stage. We were also able to hear what I assume was the hand dryer in the men's room every few minutes. The seats were extremely uncomfortable. My legs were numb by the time intermission came!

What a cute piece of the city! This is a 100+ building with lots of appealing architecture and…read moreinterior design. Great seats but the acoustics are a bit rough. We will definitely get on the mailing list because we thoroughly enjoyed it!

Great show lots of love and compassion need more like this just down to see the showread more

I love supporting local theater. This is a great venue with several small theaters that support…read moreminority creative. Snacks are limited. Highly recommend.

Just started taking some Latin dance classes here and have been loving it. The instructor pays…read moreattention to detail and makes sure everyone understands. Will definitely keep coming here

I love coming to this studio and doing strong by Zumba. Lots of mirrors, a lot is space to move and…read moreplenty of parking. Very friendly people there

Loooved the show and the whole experience! It was truly immersive. Loved the story and the…read moreSoundtrack was amazing, visual effects was mesmerizing; the whole production was spectacular!!! Highly recommend!! My husband is not really into shows, he just goes cuz I love them, but he actually truly enjoyed the whole production! Please come back to LA!! And make more like it!!

We all had a phenomenal time. The experience was so unique. The guy is a creative genius. This…read moreis way more interesting than watching a normal musical. Highly recommend to anyone! Bring ear plugs if you have sensitive ears.

The Aerial House is a 10 out of 10 experience. Whatever level you're at, they have the classes for…read moreyou. So many choices of apparatus's to choose from and try. I have been taking Lyra classes on Sundays with Angela Morgan. She's an amazing instructor and breaks down the routine and tricks for her students. I definitely heal my inner child at the Aerial House.

I've been coming here for 5 classes now. I'm completely new to aerial, but I already see so much…read moreimprovement in just 5 classes. Each class is a little different, and I definitely recommend "shopping around" to see which instructor you prefer the most. For most of my classes I've been with Veronica on Sundays, and it has been such an amazing experience. Firstly, I was consistent for 3 weeks, then took a 5 month hiatus. Veronica remembered me instantly when I returned. Secondly, she's always looking out to make sure I'm safe whenever I'm doing anything. She's incredibly patient ensuring that I'm doing the form correctly and very knowledgeable in avoiding any potential mistakes or problems. Finally, she's aware of my own personal level and experience- she knows when to push me to try and do a little more. Finally this space is such a vibe! The ambiance truly enhances the experience and has so much character and charm.

The Theater: Kind of outdated theater. The furniture and the stage are old. Very small theater,…read moreevery seat is good seat, not necessary to pay extra for the "VIP" seats (front row). Photos of the casts are displayed in the lobby area. There is a small concession, selling drinks and snacks. The Show: Found the deal on Goldstar.com for the show "Marilyn - The Secret". Friday night show, about 20% of the theater is filled. The production is so so. 4 casts in the show. Informative about Marilyn's private life. The Parking: Private lot (but limited space) and Parking Structure (right across street)

STEPH JUDGEMENT: Great little theater that showcases fun, offbeat productions…read more My bf and I came to see the Game of Thrones Musical here and it was a hoot! We got there kind of late and ended up sitting in the balcony, which didn't have the best sound, unfortunately, but the view was pretty good. It's a tiny theater anyway so you're never too far from the stage, and the enthusiasm of the performers and audience made for a rollicking good time despite it all. It's definitely got some wear-and-tear but I found it quite charming, nonetheless, and I'd definitely come back for other productions in the future. We parked in the structure across the street, but if you get there early enough you might score a spot in their tiny parking lot or on the street.

Creep is back and better than ever! They've returned with a more linear format, taking place in a…read moremansion in the West Adams district (fans of Delusion may recognize this space from a previous year). There were two sections, the welcoming B&B in partnership with CBS and the show 'Ghosts' which smelled like pumpkin spice and everything nice, with the occasional possession and haunting. Then you're taken across the street for the real show and that's where Creep shines. The poetic storylines, the terrific acting and staging, the interaction, and new ideas all reminded me of the early days of Delusion which is a huge compliment. Your group of 8 is small and intimate and you feel absolutely immersed. Be prepared to be touched, whether you are taking an actor's hand or they are gently leading you somewhere, but nothing over the top. I'm so glad it's back and as good a Creep LA as ever was! Parking is neighborhood street parking, not best area but you should be able to find something.

A review of Creep x Ghosts 2024…read more I had always heard about this company over the years, but never had a chance to check it out until this year. I had considered going to another haunt, but the prices were out of my range. Creep was a comfortable $70 per person and I was lucky to grab some tickets as they were selling out. I really didn't know what to expect, but the least I can say is that I was completely blown away. The absolutely expert crafting of this experience, everything from the story to the acting to the timing to the setting, was incredible. First I was curious, then unsettled, then worried, then SCARED, and then nearly welling up with tears. These actors are so committed and every character feels so full. The way they looked into my eyes had me deeply moved and I was immersed for the entire hour we were inside. Every person in my group was interacted with and enveloped in the story. This sort of art needs to be deeply appreciated and supported in Los Angeles and I'm so grateful to all the people that put their hearts and souls into this. Thank you JFI Productions!