Not just for plays. We had came her for plays and always enjoyed our evening but this was first…read moretime at the wine event. There was food included .. everything from sandwiches, soup, lamb ... and several hors d'oeuvres. Lots of wine to try and I was pleased with them. I'm into reds right now so I passed on the whites. The 3 hours flew by. Will go again next year.

We love the Schuster and have season broadway tickets because it's a great venue to check out…read moremusicals, concerts, and plays. Everyone is friendly and most of the staff really enjoy sharing their love of the arts which we adore. I definitely recommend seeing a show here or one of their other venues. I appreciate the variety of shows and the ability to afford a seat at different price points. As a student it's a great deal! The ability to bring in drinks is always wonderful and the price point is reasonable. The before show talks are a great background on the show you are seeing. Look for the adverts for select times. The bagels and Broadway is a neat event to see the incoming set and talk with the directing manager and/or backstage personnel. Support the arts!

A great and affordable way to spend an evening! All original improv comedy made up on the spot by…read moreteams who are there just because they love to perform. Even if you've been before, the performers and show formats rotate, so it's fresh every time. The "musical" performances are something a little special, if you've not seen one. It's NOT BYOB anymore, but their drink prices (including alcohol) are quite affordable. I've taken improv classes there as well and they are also affordable and also a blast!

Absolutely loved the show on Saturday night and hope to return soon!…read more We bought tickets online about 2 hours before the start and had seats blocked in the front for us. We brought a cooler with a few beers, definitely remember it is BYOB and they do not sell anything on site that I saw. The first act started with a word from the audience and went from there - the hour flew by! The second half, after a 10 min intermission, was a hilarious musical. The name of the musical came from the audience and was so funny the whole room was laughing. The two hours of show time flew by! The cast were wandering the room post show which was fun to tell them how good they were! They all seemed very fun and approachable.

Great place good seating. Plenty of leg room. You can easily walk by in each seating section. Isles…read moreare well lite. Only handicap accessible on floor seats. There is an elevator and stairs to reach the theater.

I love the shows that the Human Race Theatre Company puts on. The staff is always so accommodating…read moreand friendly. The theater is perfect...small, intimate with not a bad seat in the house. I'm looking forward to many more performances.

This is a fairly small (1,100 seat capacity) beautiful theater in downtown Dayton, Ohio. It opened…read morein 1866 and is built in italianate style. Seats are comfortable with plenty of room in the isles. It's a pleasure to watch a show here because it's smaller and more intimate. We saw comedienne Kathleen Madigan give her performance here. It was a great show, funny and close. Probably because of its age, restrooms are minimal especially the women's restroom.

This theater is so beautiful and well maintained to keep the original charm and character. The…read morestaff were friendly and efficient to accommodate a large crowd with only 2 concessions. Bonus that the seats were super comfortable and the sound was great!

Across from Agave and Rye (to be fair), it was here before the restaurant…read more They have acting lessons, community plays and musicals.

I have attended every single Dayton Playhouse musical for many years. They transport me to another…read moredimension of delightful fantasy! My Fair Lady was the BOMBSHELL! Ron Kindall and Brian Sharp are the engine room to this amazing venue. Buy a season ticket. Even better yet? Buy a seat. I did! You will not be disappointed! "ALL I WANT IS A ROOM SOMEWHERE! (ya gotta watch it to get this) :)

Visited the Dayton Playhouse this past weekend to see the play Christmas Belle. It was very…read moreentertaining play (very appropriate for the upcoming holidays) and and would encourage others in the area to visit this local theater.

Since the new owners have taken over La Comedia has been tanking. It's really sad. The Willie…read moreWonka show was good for what it was but it felt like a high school production and not a professional show. Even the food is slipping. Dessert should have been a nice piece of chocolate pie or cake but was a soupy scoop of ice cream. (See pic) Very gross. They no longer do souvenir glasses either. You can buy and pay for the drink but don't get a special glass to take home. Sad.

It was quite the engaging night out! I hadn't been to La Comedia Dinner Theatre in years, so I was…read moreexcited to finally use the tickets I gave as a Christmas gift--especially for Jesus Christ Superstar. I do love me some Andrew Lloyd Webber, after all. First, the good: the service was excellent. Our waitress and the bus staff were attentive, hardworking, and made sure we were well taken care of all night. Truly appreciated. And the highlight of the evening--the show itself--did not disappoint. The cast was fantastic, full of energy and talent, and I thoroughly enjoyed the performance. Now...the not-so-good (because every great review needs a plot twist). The food didn't quite match the level of the show. The veggies were more "mushy medley" than fresh, and the roast beef had clearly committed to being well-done...very well-done. The fried chicken had a surprising kick--unexpected, but not terrible. Drinks leaned more toward "sparkling sugar water" than cocktail, if you know what I mean. That said, the white fish and tartar sauce were solid, and the sweet potato soufflé and coffee with strawberry shortcake dessert were definite highlights. One point of confusion: gratuity. It was clearly stated that it wasn't included (message received!), but since I'd purchased tickets months ago and only paid for drinks that night, I wasn't quite sure what the tipping expectations were for our wonderful server and bus staff. Also worth noting: the seating. After nearly four hours, the chairs and I were no longer on speaking terms. I even tried switching seats--same result. While the theater has a nice, elegant feel, it does come across as a bit dated and could benefit from a refresh. The same goes for their marketing--it's easy to forget about them, and the website could use some streamlining. All in all, it was a fun night with a great show and wonderful service. Would I go back? Maybe...after my back recovers and if the menu gets a little encore-worthy upgrade.

I phoned Vicki Lynne's recently to inquire about dance classes for my six year old daughter. The…read morewoman I spoke with was helpful and knowledgable. They also have very competitive rates for lessons and offer a variety of classes.

We came to Vicki Lynn's from another dance studio in Beavercreek and I could not be happier! Miss…read moreVicki is everything I was looking for in a dance teacher for my daughter. My daughter learned and improved more in one year with Miss Vicki than she did during the two years we spent at our previous studio and most importantly, she had fun and really developed a love of dance. Miss Vicki holds her students to a high standard and I really appreciate that quality and love how her studio is ran. They have great communication. She teaches technique and discipline. The class rates are great too. My daughter grew with each class and will be a beautiful dancer one day thanks to Miss Vicki and her assistant instructors. I HIGHLY recommend this studio.