The Burly Q Lounge is SO MUCH FUN!!!!! A wonderful show to celebrate a birthday, anniversary, date…read morenight, or just a fun night out with friends! There is something for everyone! Kiki is hilarious and sexy, and the Qutie showgirls are sassy! I look forward to the Burly Q Lounge every month for good music, laughs and beautiful burlesque performances!! Always an amazing night in store for all!

This show is a fantastic classic vaudevillian show featuring several different style acts…read morethroughout the night. Burlesque, Comedy, Magic, Musical Performance, the show has it all in one exciting night. Kiki Maroon does't disappoint, as she books the best acts from around the country to fulfill your entertainment desires. Each month the show features a different line-up of acts, with Kiki as host and the Burly Quties as her lovely minions. If you haven't seen this show, housed at Warehouse Live on a monthly basis, I highly recommend you do.

Stages is my favorite performing arts theater in Houston! Ever since I saw my first show here, The…read moreHeart Sellers, I knew I had found something wonderful and was hooked. Since then I've gone on to see The ripple, the wave that carried me home, and the latest show, The Lehman Trilogy. Each show Ive watched here has been wonderfully well crafted in storytelling, acting, and have been very immersive to the audience. You can definitely feel the love that was put into each production. I've been enjoying going to opening preview night of each of these shows, there's something really different about seeing the first live performance for each production. Seeing the directors and producers all watching their hard work come to life, the roaring standing ovation. It's a great place to be at! I fully recommend people to check out their productions as they're never a disappointment to me!

Wow I came to see a play at STAGES, based on the life of Lauren Anderson, the black prima…read moreballerina! I had great seats right in center,but really the venue is so intimate there is not a bad seat in the house. The play Plumshuga: The Rise of Lauren Anderson. I believe this was the last performance of the show. Shes a Houston icon. It was a story of her life, told thru Houston Ballet dancers and other amazing actors. It was authentic, and showed a black woman's plight of becoming one of the best dancers in the US, her perilious journey through addiction, and her life now. It was centered and focused on her voice, and it was beautiful story that should be heard by many Americans, not just the black community. Bravo Lauren Anderson!

I don't know what I was expecting when we got invited to the Game Show Studio but it turned out to…read morebe a great evening. We were about 18 in total meeting up on a Saturday evening to play what felt like Family Feud. When we arrived, we waited in the lobby, selected our teams, and our hosts gave us the gist of what we were about to do, then we went into the room. Each team was on opposite sides, and one player from each team had to step up to the podium, and whoever hit the buzzer first had the chance to answer the question and could steal that round for their team. The game was exciting and even had a Wheel of Fortune vibe to it as well because there's literally a wheel that you get to spin. The hosts even curated a playlist for us, which added to the experience. I'd definitely be back and I recommend this to anyone looking to have a good time with a group. Parking was decent because there's a garage close by. Not sure how much the game cost because someone took care of it for us but, I'm sure if they had drinks (I don't even drink) for adults, it could further elevate the experience.

I had such a great time! I've always dreamed of being a game show contestant and this was the…read moreclosest thing to it. I only went with one friend and we were auto go head to head. Our game show host Bry did an excellent job. I was surprised to receive footage afterwards of our game show highlights. I would definitely come back with a bigger group

I have seen some bad performances in my life, but the show "Tamara Siler - Sins and Saints" ranks…read moreamong one of the worst musical events I have ever heard. To sum it up - SHE WAS AWFUL! Consistently flat, raspy, off key - - and she even forgot the lyrics to the sing she was singing - - not just once, but TWICE! WHO advised this woman to charge people money to hear her sing? Truly a disaster! Not only did I feel ripped off, but my auditory senses were offended at the sounds. I will give her one star for having the courage to stand up on stage.

I came here for a play tonight for the first time and absolutely loved the venue! It was clean,…read morecozy, intimate and all of the workers were so helpful and welcoming. I love venues that are smaller and feel more personable. I can't wait to see more shows here in the future!

I had the privilege of seeing Kyle at a bachelorette party and I cannot begin to explain how much…read morefun it was!! He was so engaging and had us in awe with his magic tricks and deep belly laughing with his jokes and comedic timing. I honestly don't which I liked more - his comedy or his magic. Would highly recommend Kyle for any and all of your magic or comedy needs!!

Kyle Ryan the magician performed a highly entertaining and age appropriate magic show for our…read morefamily reunion. he had everyone laughing, participating, and amazed at his tricks. A number of folks ask me where I found him and everyone was complementing his show. I would definitely recommend!

I just can't say enough about how much I thoroughly enjoyed this experience. The theater is very…read moreintimate, so be prepared to be up close with this experience. I think that is what I loved the most. The staff went above and beyond to be helpful. The play itself, Seven Guitars, was so well acted and produced. I would 10/10 return to this gem of a theater.

Think old old Ensemble Theater yes it's a lot like that. Warehouse building small theater with…read moreused chairs. This theater is a jump start to great beginnings. But don't judge the book by its cover. August Wilson Fences is a great play. The theater is ver intimate and the actors are so close there is no need for don't mic's . Snacks are available at a reasonable price . Great evening out. You won't be disappointed

I've done about 4-5 escape rooms, and this one was the most immersive…read more I recommend giving yourself 10-15 minutes to find the place. Finding it was kind of like a mini-escape room in itself! You go through an entrance that kind of looks like a hotel building ish. You'll still be outside and inside an elevator Theme: you'll figure out what happened to houdini. And right from the get go (when you do find the actual place), it feels incredibly immersive In terms of difficulty, this one one of the more easier ones. I went with 3 other people who have never done an escape room before, and we all succeeded. Some challenging puzzles but nothing you can't figure out with some trial and error This feels a little more on the pricier side ($64/person), but you semi-interact with the "staff" (where most escape rooms they leave you alone). But all in all, probably the most unique one I've done!

Strange Bird is located in a small suite inside of a large office complex so directions are…read moredefinitely needed to find your way. Once there, the escape room is a wonderful way to spend a hot summer afternoon in the cool a/c and out of the Houston heat! There's a clean and bright minimalistic waiting area with clever quirky riddles, bird pics and signs on the walls. (Sidenote: the bathroom is a time portal so be careful). When the escape room event begins Madame Daphne comes out to greet your group and leads you to her tarot reading room where she does readings for about 2 people after handing each person a liability waiver that's kept in their own personalized box, each disguised as a book she pulls from her bookshelf. You crumble your waiver up and throw it in the birdcage with her co-worker Sir Walter, who is in charge of the forms. Each person puts their belongings away for safekeeping in Madame Daphne's wardrobe. It's recommended to put your cellphone away but you are allowed to keep it in case you feel you might need your flashlight. That is the only reason you are to use your cell phone once inside. When everyone's items are stored away and after going over the rules, Madame Daphne leads you into her seance parlor. She uses your group's help to channel the ghosts of Harry Houdini and strange things begin to occur as Houdini confirms he's in the room with you. He demands that Madame Daphne leave and you and your group are then left to solve various clues to free his ghost and yourselves from the escape room. The sound and visual effects, realistic props and stellar acting by the individuals who portray Madame Daphne and the ghost of Harry Houdini make this a truly immersive experience. It's easy to see why this escape room has been ranked as the best one in the country.

The Trade Entertainment - I have been using The Trade…read moreEntertainment for events for many years and have just gotten around to writing a review. Great company, always comes through & I'll continue to use them.

We attended a beautiful wedding in Houston for my cousin and the music was awesome! We had such a…read morefun time dancing and they kept the energy going. Would highly recommend!