I'm writing this review so that other folks are alerted to the fact that this venue is not great on…read moreaccessibility. There are a few "accessible" seats at the back of the house on a venue where everyone is standing. So, you get a view of everyone's backside. And if that wasn't insult enough there's injury as well. Literally. There was no barrier insulating the accessible seating and people were continually tripping over my partner. I ended up standing to prevent people from injuring them. We were told that the box office was supposed to tell us to come an hour before the show started to get a seat at the front of the house. Really?!

Really nice venue for live music, with good sound system and an array of high-quality…read moreinternationally renowned acts. Affiliated with Berklee College of Music.

A wonderful variety of belly dance styles to learn. Johara has a wealth of experience in Egyptian,…read moreTurkish, Cabaret, Tribal, and more, so she never runs out of moves to teach. She's adaptive to all skill-levels and always explains how the moves should FEEL, not just look. It's the little details that set the great dancers apart from the good.

I was totally mesmerized, the first time I saw Johara perform bellydance at the Dance for World…read moreCommunity in Cambridge, MA! Before seeing her and her elegant troupe of performers, I had never really been exposed to bellydance. So having the fortune of experiencing Johara perform was a memorable foray into the exotic world of bellydance! Look forward to seeing her perform in her next show!

Myles was so wonderful- we had a great meal and there was Lush Life jazz singing afterward. Wow!…read moreAmazing service, delicious food, brilliant performances.

Definitely a particular vibe... if you're a millennial you might enjoy this, but my friends and I…read moredid not have a great time. Music wasn't gay at all, mostly lame dance remixes of songs that aren't very fun to dance to, and that you can hear at any club ever, so not really the vibe we were going for... We all got the same drink, and were charged three different prices!

I was able to see Shear Madness with Yelp and wow what a treat!…read more The show is a murder mystery, and just absolutely phenomenal. The second half involves audience participation, but it's not mandatory if you're more on the shy side. The actors were incredible and very funny. They brought some modern twists and definitely some Boston jokes which I enjoyed. You will laugh a lot and have a great time trying to figure everything out. Overall, I think this would be a great show to see for locals and tourists alike. Perfect for a rainy day as well if you're in the area!

Shear Madness was frankly one of the shows that really surprised me in terms of quality and fun…read morethat the crew was able to bring out from their audiences. With around 80-100 seats, the show was pretty intimate and fun. I love how their performers were able to adjust to and roll with each audience's feedback...and many times, returned with even funnier responses. It does take a talented crew to be able to work together and do a bit of improv to keep the audiences highly engaged and I definitely thought the team of performers I saw did such a fantastic job that night. I honestly went in without much expectations but definitely came out really happy that I got to see thus show. Many audiences felt the same as well. P.S. restrooms are underground and behind the stage...so you may not be able to get in there until they start letting the audiences in. Also, they have a bar downstairs so you can enjoy your show with your fav drinks, too.

My friend and I went this past Friday (06/05/26) and we had an absolute blast!!…read moreWe were in the night club downstairs for retros night which is all 70s and 80s music. The drinks were amazing, the DJ was great, and the bartenders/bouncers were all super friendly. The dance floor was packed starting around 11, but we got there just before 10 to really see the space. We didn't use the upstairs bar but they had a live band going when we got there that was taking requests and they were pretty good for the 5/10 minutes we heard.

I came here on St. Patrick's Day weekend with some people and on a Saturday afternoon it was packed…read more- you would have thought it was a Friday night. They have all the typical beers and cocktails you would think, plus fun shot combinations like Gummy Bear, Nutter Butter, Mexican Candy, and Pineapple Upside Down. It's loud, vibrant, and fun. If that's your scene, check it out!

Midway cafe is exactly what Jamaica Plain needs -- an edgier, queer-friendly dive bar. From drag…read moreshows to karaoke to live music, Midway really does have everything. The space is pretty intimate which makes shows special. The bartenders are nice and the drinks aren't expensive. I don't think they serve food. Definitely stop by and support this neighborhood bar!

I can't stress enough how fucking awesome this place is. It is a safe place for young people to…read morehang out in a queer environment. The staff are experienced and have been looking out for the clientele for decades. And that music is off the hook! It gets mad hot though wear a T-shirt.

Don't listen to a single review under five stars. Every night after class, there was a rallying…read morecry: 'Let's hit The Tam!' It's a wonderfully authentic dive bar where--yes--everyone actually knows your name. Grab a drink, have a smoke, hit The Tam.

Went there today and the female bartender was the rudest bartender ever. She needs to find a new…read morejob and get some mental health.