NOTE DIFFERENT ADDRESS AS LISTED: 3445 Warrensville Center…read moreRd. Shaker Hts, OH 44122 P. 216.397.3757 Exciting, edgy, contemporary, unique ballet/dance performances and community outreach/educational programs across NEO. Athletic, young, high-calibur performers from all over the country make up the roster of this small unique ensemble. Also provide open adult and youth classes and events in the evenings. Everyone associated with the organization are friendly, open-minded, and are great at what they do. (So I am a little biased as a dancer in the company-but I speak the truth! We perform often, so check us out!) *NOTE DIFFERENT ADDRESS AS LISTED: 3445 Warrensville Center Rd. Shaker Hts, OH 44122 P. 216.397.3757 ^ info from website

Verb ballet is on the cutting edge of trend year in and out. They inspire audiences of every age…read moreand background and deliver exceptionally imaginative productions each season. Audiences are always densely packed and loyal to this company for their skill and technically flawless endeavour.

Visiting town, I bought a last minute ticket, 10 min before show time, for the Back To The Future…read moreMusical. I didn't have much time to tour the venue but it's very pretty and once inside it seems there's a good view from anywhere, I was 2nd to last row at the top balcony. The lights, sound and view were all great. If you're wanting to catch a show here, it's a quality venue. The staff was also friendly and helpful.

This theater is simply beautiful. The architecture, wall and ceiling paintings, and inside decor…read moreare breath taking. There doesn't seem to be a bad seat in the theater as I have been here 4 times and have sit in multiple locations, and each time I can hear and see well. Highly recommend and will be back!

One of the coolest draws of Cleveland is Playhouse Square downtown. On a recent visit, we saw a…read morelive podcast show which was held at the Allen Theatre. The entire street is lined with historical theatres, some of which have been split into smaller venues inside. You can see the heyday of the city and all the money it used to bring in with the ornate structures and artwork inside. It'd be fun to just explore these buildings as a destination in themselves. Our show was roomy, which plenty of comfortable seats for all. They have restrooms on various levels, plus bars for alcoholic and soft drinks around too. The staff here were all welcoming and happy to help point us on our way. It was neat to see so many different events going on in the same spaces, seems like a great place for small shows, big shows, and private events.

Not a bad seat in the house - and a gorgeous lobby with creative preshow activities, too. The…read moreCleveland Playhouse is truly a treasure and this is a space worthy of their productions.

Brought my husband here for his birthday to see the a wonderful four string quartet play in a Fever…read moreCandlelight concert of Hans Zimmer music. This was our first time at this location and for a candlelight performance. https://case.edu/maltzcenter/ https://feverup.com/en/cleveland/candlelight I'd highly recommend both! The venue is absolutely beautiful! The seats are comfortable, the restrooms clean, the parking convenient. (Please note the parking is $10.00, I handed them ten in cash and they said they only take credit card). The music SUPERB! A great birthday concert for my husband! My only disappointment is that the program was not available throughout the entire show. :( . I suspect the wonderful musicians were listed but sadly, they only mentioned their names. I love that they had a digital QR code for the program, but they really needed to have it loaded and not pointing to the previous candlelight concert !!

This is a really unique venue. I came here to see a famous author speak, and the whole experience…read morewas great. Check in was very easy and finding our seats was simple, which made the event feel really organized. Parking costs money but wasn't too complicated and there was a golf cart type of shuttle which helped since it was raining. The ambiance is beautiful and truly one of a kind. I especially loved that some of the seating is church style pews, which gives the space a really cool historic feel. The sound quality was excellent, and we could hear the speaker clearly from our seats. Overall a really special place to see an event, talk, or performance.

We are visiting from SoCal. Teachers have great Latin and American ballroom training. They do dance…read morewith students @ party. Great floor, just right, and safe for any knees. Friendly and attentive staff. People of all ages and dancing skills. We will be back!

The monsters provide a great game time experience. They have also been a fantastic squad to watch…read moreplay some puck. They are one of three AHL teams I've seen at their home arenas (also have been to Milwaukee & Chicago). Lots to appreciate , and really nice and modern arena.

I love hockey!!! It is my favorite sport and I don't discriminate to NHL only. In fact, one…read moreyear my husband and I went to an OHL, ECHL, AHL, and NHL game. So, this is an AHL team. For non-hockey peeps, all the NHL (the highest level in American/Canadian hockey) has 2 associated minor league teams the higher league is the AHL. This team is associated with the Columbus Blue Jackets. This means that throughout the year, some players may be sent to this team or taken from this team. I love that Cleveland has a team (kinda wish they were associated with Pittsburgh, but that is ok). I love the mascot (s), the logo, and the overall fun that is associated with this team. The fun part of AHL is there is more of an aspect of community, fun, and family. The prices of the tickets are more affordable (the nosebleeds, which is the middle of the Q are only $10). It is a good way to get to enjoy the Q without the expensive price tag. There are cheerleaders (which I find weird) and sometimes even kids who are honorary cheerleaders. The media team is decent and shows replays (not all AHL teams have that capability). I suspect that much of the team is shared with the Cavaliers. They have fun promo nights with some geared to children. They even have a game you can take your dog to! I feel like this is not utilized enough as the games should be more filled than they are. The team itself ebs and flows. They recently won a championship, but both games I have been to they lost :-(. It is hard to gauge this as the team can be very different if the CBJ has many injuries. The hockey is fast and quality (these are potential NHL players). I only had to take a point because they are part of CBJ.... and I wish the crowd was larger.

I love, love, love this event! Such an amazing event that brings all the best to Cleveland in the…read morehistorical West Bank of the flats. I like how close things were this year. I wished the bands were a little more spaced out so I could have see more of them. I think most of the bands played the same type of music. I like it when the bands are a little different style. I always find a new artist to follow. Always fun to see how the weather will act. One year it snowed 2 feet and the next it was 60F. Food trucks and beer selection was decent. The fire pits were warm and the warm up tents had a nice dance party vibe. Lines were fast moving and the people watching was great.

Quite simply the best thing to do in Cleveland every year. This festival brings thousands of people…read moretogether to enjoy amazing music in a unique atmosphere. Come with your friends and even make new ones! Warm you hands by the fire pits, drink great beer, eat great food, and jam out to some of the best local Cleveland bands!

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I think Ms Monica and her team were very helpful and I was very satisfied with my resultsread more