The camp counselors are extremely critical, discouraging, unsupportive and unprofessional. It was a…read morevery upsetting and disappointing experience.

I went with a small group to see a late night production of Hedwig on Saturday night at CAP. I…read morelearned of this venue on the internet and honestly didn't know what to expect. Although the venue was a bit rundown and unpolished, and it took a while to figure out where the show was and what's what, we had a blast! The people were friendly, the theater very intimate, and the talent top tier!

We went to a "Masters of Illusion" show on a weekend night and really enjoyed ourselves. The…read moretheatre is set up where there really is not a bad seat since the stage is in the center of a rotating platform that allows everyone a good view of what is going on. The acoustics were very good and the slightest of sounds could be heard throughout the space. Seating is stadium like and the row in front of you is just low enough for you to be able to see the stage. The staff working the concessions were friendly quick and efficient. The prices for just about anything were exorbitant as they are in just about all venues. At least people were smiling and got through the lines quickly. As far as I could see, there were only one set of bathrooms that serviced the whole facility. During intermission, the lines were very long but seemed to move quickly enough. All told, this is a good place to see a show and worthy of a night out.

I was here recently and it a great venue to see a concert. There are no bad seats. It is a…read moresemicircle and the acoustics are good. There is also advertising on the large screens so you can keep up to date to see what is coming in the future that you may be interested in seeing. Parking is free and if it is really crowded, there are people in the parking lot directing you as to where to park. There is no guesswork with where you should place your car. There is also quick access to the parkway. You have to go thru a metal detector once you get there and if you have a handbag or a knapsack, they will ask you to step aside so it can be inspected, The seats are very comfortable but the seat numbers are not readily visible-I had to ask someone if I was in the correct seat. I would recommend for any live performance.

I am a 4th. generation Indian, and after decades of deciphering, I recently finally decided to join…read morea Classical/Bollywood Indian dance group. That being said, I cannot possibly express how estatatic I am about being a part of Vivarta Arts! The instructor, Preya Ji, is beyond knowledgeable in her craft and I could not ask for a better, more passionate instructor. Her attention to detail, professionalism and her sheer love and respect for the art is immeasurable. Because of her, I've learned an art form that brings me closer to my ancestors and my culture and I hope to be able to be a part of her group for many years to come. If you are considering learning how to dance like Sarabhai, Madhuri, Rekha and the like, I STRONGLY urge you to join Vivarta Arts, so you can learn from Preya Ji.

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Awesome studio. They have locations in merrick and bellmore. My daughter has been coming here for…read moreabout 2 years now and loves it. The end of year recital is truly amazing and like no other. Glad to be apart of the dance place family for years to come. The instructors are super welcoming. Pricing is extremely reasonable. Give it a try you wont be disappointed

My daughter (3) has been going for almost a year! She loves it so much! The teachers are great,…read morehighly recommend :)

Rose gave me insights that have given me massive clarity and direction in life. After just one…read moresession I was freed from a lot of things that were holding me back and she shared some things there was no way she could've known about me!

Rose is the real deal. I absolutely loved my experience with her and she brought me so much peace…read moreof mind. She knew things that I'd never shared with anyone, and was so on point and accurate with most of the information. Seeing her gave me clarity and closure. I needed this in my life right now and feel so much peace after this appointment. I will definitely be back to see her. She was kind and non-judgmental, I feel very comfortable sitting and talking with her.

Last week Nassau County Summer show performed by Dancing Dream at Eisenhower Park Lakeside Theater…read moreturned out to be a beautiful night. The Dancing Dream Team and Band were again solidy good as they performed the hits of ABBA, the girls in lovely costumes and well rehearsed synchronized moves. The audience was responsive and followed directions, either singing along or liting lights on their phones. This group is a good one to follow and check out on social media.

My first time attending a concert at the free summer concert series here. I stayed in a Holiday Inn…read moreabout 10 minutes away, and it was easy to find the theater parking lot using my GPS. Eisenhower Park is quite large so if you are going to the theater, you need to put the Harry Chapin Theatre into your GPS and not just the Eisenhower Park address. Parking lot six is the lot that is closest to the theater. The theater is a large band shell with a very large grassy area and so you must bring your own lawn chairs. There are paths that lead down to the theater, but be advised that you are going to be on the slight hill and in grass and if it has just rained, it can be slippery and hard to navigate for anyone with any physical issues or disabilities. They do have handicapped seating way at the top of the hill though so you can stay at the very top of the hill and park wheelchairs actually on a concrete roped off section. They have a small concession stand up there and I believe this time they had a food truck for ice cream as well. The restroom is also located at the top of the hill so if you are down by the stage, you have to walk the whole way up the grassy hillside to get to the bathrooms. This was a multi act show that went from 7 PM to 10 PM. It was attended by close to 6000 people, so I do advise getting there quite early if you want to get a parking spot and if you want to have a lawn chair near the front. But regardless of where you sit on the lawn, as with any amphitheater setting, you will be able to see and hear the music. I was in the second row for this show. The very front of the stage is roped off for photographers, and then there was a special section roped off to the right of the stage that was for VIPs and friends and family and merchandise sales and such. Definitely a nice setting for a free concert as the sunsets to the back left of the stage as you were looking at it and there is a big lake back there. I recommend bug spray in the summer, since I got several mosquito bites! There was a lot of security presents to direct traffic, as well as police for safety. I left right before the show ended so that I could quickly get out of the parking lot, which worked very well as I was back to my hotel quite quickly. They do have folks directing traffic at night, but if you leave after the show ends you will be waiting a bit because there's only one road to get back out of there.

It was the first time I saw a Diana Ross concert. Tilles Center was a great place to see her. Not…read morea bad seat in the house. The staff are very friendly and organized the crowd. It was a very enjoyable experience.

The Tilles Center for the Performing Arts is on the west side of the CW Post campus; previously…read morenamed after the longtime Long Island University chancellor Dr. Albert Bush-Brown, as the Bush-Brown Concert Theater. It hosts many memorable music events, as well as community events such as high school commencements. It's more convenient for Long Islanders than Lincoln Center, and parking is free. Khatia Buniatishvili played here on 2020.1.12. The private university, C.W. Post or LIU (Long Island University), was on the former estate of Charles William Post (1854-1914), Hillwood, who was best known as the founder of the breakfast cereal brand. His daughter, Marjorie Merriweather Post (1887-1973), sold it to Long Island University in 1951 for $200,000.

We love SoR! My son has been going here for a few years, and absolutely can't WAIT until his…read morelessons and rehearsals! Cheers!

My sister has been taking lessons at School of Rock for the past three months, and I could not be…read moremore thankful for what they have provided her. More than anything else, she has fun - she always comes home with a smile ready to tell us who she saw and what she worked on. It's one of her favorite places to go. When the COVID-19 pandemic started becoming more real, they pivoted to remote lessons with ease - the continuity of lessons was important, and it gave her something to look forward to every week. They did an incredible job pivoting in and out of remote. Thank you School of Rock!

From the get-go i had an excellent experience with the owner Anthony in putting together a party…read morefor the kids. The location itself is parking friendly, stands out on the exterior and it's a wonderland in the interior. There's a friendly and fun vibe in the air inside, any kid would love it! The puppet shows were fantastic and Anthony is incredible with kids. You can feel his passion. I highly recommend this party location for everyone!

Anthony and team are beyond amazing hosts for any party or event or fun day you are planning. We…read morehad our sons 3rd birthday at the LIPT and every guest was blown away at the experience. The place is a mix between a museum and fun house and puts on a great show. Anthony is entertaining and very gracious as the ring master and makes sure everyone has a great time. The kids loved the dance party after the show and left w their favorite puppet for favors. I would recommend any parent to give the place a try and will guarantee you will not be disappointed.

Philip is amazing, he is personable, entertaining and the best magician in the Tri State area. If…read moreyou are looking for some fun for any age, Philip is your guy.

I hired Phil to perform at my daughter's Bat MItzvah luncheon. He did a wonderful job…read more This was a pretty diverse audience -- jaded post-Millennial middle schoolers, 40-something parents and 70-something alterkakers all under the same roof. Phil effortlessly moved from group to group entertaining with close-up sleight of hand. If I needed to find him in the room, all I needed to do was look for a crowd of pre-teens -- he was always right in the middle of it. I'm a big fan of sleight of hand and Phil is excellent. There are some crappy strolling magicians out there, but Phil is a consummate pro. A magician's magician if you will. In addition to the great performance, Phil was also VERY easy to work with leading up to the event. He was responsive to both e-mails and phone calls and flexible when we needed to make some small changes to the schedule. If you've ever thrown a Mitzvah party you'll know the value of a reliable professional. Hiring Phil gave us a great entertainer with no worries or angst. Highly, highly recommended.,