The H+M acting program is a real find for those folks interested in theatre training, gaining…read moreexposure to different acting techniques or who are just interested in getting an introduction the performing arts. The staff is open, friendly, understanding and responsive - they really do try to make each class experience a positive one. There's a no frills, compact organization which creates a more causal, safe environment that allows people to explore both individually and as a group to see what acting feels like. The program's teachers are focused and supportive...and students are friendly, nervous and hard-working. There were folks from many different generations which has made it dynamic and interesting. Some of my fellow students are already working as extras or in student films, some are taking class purely as a way to get back their authentic voice after spending years in office environments and there's a few who have the moxy to possibly go onto to do something professionally in the future. Most classes are one night a week late (from 7:30-10:30PM), so you can put as much or as little into it as you want. The church that hosts the program is beautiful and has a big space to roam in. I highly recommend giving one of their programs a try, or attending one of their Open House nights to get a sense of the place.

From the owner: HM Acting provides classes in Acting and Playwrighting from Beginners to Advanced. New Student…read moreenrollment every 6 weeks! We help you build a craft that is personal and accessible. The exercises help you make the creative leap into the imaginary world of the play and the inner life of the character. At Howard Meyer Acting, our classes help you foster a connection to your personal truths: What you value and where you feel deeply. You will learn how to apply those insights to the creative process of acting, and you will discover, to your delight, the incomparable joy of fully-formed creative expression. The Meyer Method - named for our founder Howard Meyer, who leads the acting school -- draws on a combination of exercises developed by the best theater minds of the 20th Century.

Rude, unprofessional, and arrogant. It's clear that the instructor has no regard for students or…read moreeven basic manors. I gave them a chance to get better.. but to no avail. They just don't understand the importance of treating people with respect.

My girlfriend got me a groupon to try a class and I loved it so much that I signed up for 6 more…read moreclasses. I never thought I'd enjoy something like this, but I'll try anything once and I'm happy to say I gave class act a try.

My first visit to Curtain Call was really nice. A friend was in "Guys and Dolls" so we got a…read moregroup of people to see the show and I was impressed by the theater, the staff, the performers and the production values. The theater itself is intimate but I loved that the seats had actual leg room, much more than in some Broadway theaters. It was efficient to get in and out of the theater itself as well as the parking lot. Everything was well run and very organized. There was a line for concessions at intermission but the folks running the stand had things moving right along. Again, the staging, lights, music were all top notch. The production professionals do a great job. Additionally, the cast was amazing. Reading the bios, it's not surprising some of them had performed on larger stages. This is a real gem in the community.

"Torn curtain giving me the glance Torn curtain is bringing…read moreon the trance Torn curtain reveals another play Torn curtain, such an exposé" (Television) If you're heading to a show at Curtain Call and pop "1349 Newfield Avenue" into your phone or GPS, don't freak out when the Sterling Farms Golf Course appears to be your destination. That's because the Curtain Call Theater Complex lies within the golf course. Curtain Call has two indoor theaters and an annual free 'Shakespeare on the Green' summer program. They entertain over 30,000 theater lovers every year. I attended last night's 7:30 performance of The Taming of the Shrew. The gate opened at 6:00, and yes, admission is free, but $20 donations ($10 for seniors) are suggested. After I checked in, I was escorted to the lawn seating in front of the stage. There are a few seating options. If you wanted primo seats, you could bring a blanket or "low chair" right up to the front of the stage. If you want to sit in the next tier of close proximity to the stage in a traditional height lawn chair (behind the blanket crowd), you can reserve a spot for $28, and they'll put a big sign on the lawn with your name on it. If you don't choose to have your spot reserved, you'll set up your chair right behind the reserveds. I didn't reserve and ended up with a great location -center stage in the third row of chairs. I saw a lot of patrons with some pretty fancy food spreads -salads and charcuterie and sandwiches, etc. BYOB is NOT allowed. If you want a freshly made burger or hot dog, a short walk to The Stillery restaurant will get the job done. The Taming of the Shrew is a Shakespeare comedy about courtship, gender roles, and marriage. Curtin Call is a non-profit theater with volunteer actors and staff. The Taming of the Shrew's cast was phenomenal, they all had strong voices and commanding stage presence. In my untrained opinion, I thought Miranda Falk in the role of Biondello stood out. Her comic touch, body language, and mastery of long rapid-fire monologues were outstanding. I thought she deserved a standing ovation after one of her very funny scenes. And in case you're thinking of checking out Curtain Call, you might be intrigued by a December offering called "The Three Scrooges". Imagine Charles Dickens meets Moe, Larry and Curly!!

Been a member for over two years now. And undoubtably will continue being a member. Great…read moreselection of pictures, plenty of special showings, and a wide arrange selection for concessions.

From the owner: We are dedicated to fostering an appreciation for all the performing arts: offering ballet classes…read moreand lessons for children through adult, Suzuki method instruction for string instruments and traditional lessons in piano for children and adults & musical theater classes, productions and workshops in our 4000 square foot, state of the art facility. We also offer summer camps & programs for all ages as well. What makes your business special or unique? We provide a trained, professional staff to educate, inspire and develop young dancers, musicians and actors. The Center houses the very first ballet school on Long Island to offer the American Ballet Theatre ® National Training Curriculum- the Huntington Ballet Academy boasts a faculty of university trained teachers with MA degrees from NYU (in a partnership with American Ballet Theatre). Using the Suzuki Method of training, children as young as 3 years old study the violin, viola or cello with the support and guidance of their parents who attend classes with them. This method applies to students of all abilities - the gifted to the challenged. The Center also offers private piano classes and lessons using tractional methods.

Fun, warm, welcoming, kind, professional, positive, community-centered, engaging, happy, and, most…read moreimportantly NOT PRETENTIOUS. Have seen shows there, have enrolled my kids in the classes there... 10/10 would recommend!

a fun night for a reasonable price. we have come here for piano bar night and an improv night…read more BYOB and wine and food talk to your friends and hang out

Upon arriving, you give the last name of the person who bought the tickets. A group of my friends…read moreand I have been going for years. So thought I'd share my experiences. Each show has been great! Of course I have my favorites. But essentially you're getting to see Broadway shows in Ridgefield. They have a snack bar where you can get soda and alcoholic beverages. And also munchies. I however use the time to chat with my friends. So after you pass the snack bar, you can enter the theater. The seats are wonderful. Close enough to the stage that you can see everything at once. There is intermission halfway through. Most of us either visit the restrooms or get more refreshments. Once it's over, it's a quick exit to the parking lot. If you chat for more than 15 minutes afterwards, you'll be alone in the parking lot, lol We have season tickets each year. This means we book our seats early. Give them a try, you'll be glad you did.

Watched the play "working" in March 2019. The actors were all great, the theatre itself is large…read moreand roomy and not a bad seat in the house. A lot of drinks you can purchase, I had a local beer from nod hill on tap and it was great. The sound system was clear and just right I could hear every line. The only problem was the play itself very boring, the video highlights were the best part and very well done. There just wasn't any story at all, fortunately only 80 minutes so I got thru it. Would certainly return for a different play.

The staff are very polite and helpful, the theater is clean. Seats are comfortable walkways are…read morelit. Food and liquor are served with pleasantness from the staff. And I'd have to say that the acoustics are very good.

second time here and we had another wonderful time. Staff was friendly and helpful. Beverage…read moreprices were on par for live entertainment in the area. Not one bad seat in the house. Not sure about the negative reviews.... albeit both performances we attended were not sold out shows so i could potentially see some delays with a packed house but isn't that almost everywhere ? Will 100% return soon