Great space and variety of class offerings for kids of all ages. Warren, the gentleman who runs the…read moreplace, is one of the best and most decent people I've had the pleasure of dealing with in regards to the numerous activities I've booked my daughter into the past four years. He really went above and beyond to make her and our family feel welcomed from day one. I can't imagine a more nurturing and supportive environment to get a child started on their selected creative journey.

One of the piano teachers is the absolute worst. Beware of an older gentleman with grey hair (you…read morewill figure it out). He is depressive and unpredictable. It wasn't healthy for my child to continue being around him and learning from him. Plus he wastes a lot of precious class time with late starts and early class dismissals and trivia nonsense. I can't understand why the conservatory would continue having this man teach there. But it strengthens my belief that they care more about it being a business and making money rather than caring about the students and their growth and journey through music. Trust me, you'd rather not - unless you like wasting your money and being treated badly.

Excellent and outstanding! Very talented and dedicated team…read moreThank you! Bravo for a top notch dance studio!

I started coming here about a year ago for ballet. I had never danced ballet before but had wanted…read moreto learn for years. I called and explained this and they told me just to come and try it out - that I'll be able to know if I like it and keep up or not. So I did - and everyone was so encouraging and welcoming! I kept going and I can say it's because the group of dancers are so supportive. Many of the women in the advanced class are former pro dancers, dancers who are part of a company, or lifelong ballet dancers. So it's easy to learn from them. The studio is nice, bright, and large and there is a separate changing room. This is a serious school, but if you want somewhere to dance where you won't feel pressure or judgment, definitely come!

Saw "A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum". Hysterical!…read more It was my first time there, and I would have to say that the talent would rival Broadway. The lead characters were a hoot with their facial expressions and comedic talent. The music was memorable. When I got home I had to massage my face to get the smile off. We had good seats, but the theater is small and could be a bit claustrophobic if you're not on an aisle or near an exit.

"A Comedy of Tenors," written by award winning Ken Ludwig , is the latest play at the little…read morefirehouse theater in Oradell, NJ. This laugh out loud farce is a sequel to Ludwig's tony award winning "Lend me a Tenor". Creating a farce is often compared to the art of "Wok cooking". It is all about the preparation ! Assembling the right ingredients can result in an uproarious, madcap, experience! The play opens in the year 1936, in a luxurious Paris hotel suite! Henry Saunders, an overwrought impresario from Cleveland, is nervously awaiting the arrival of three world famous tenors, the stars of the biggest concert in Paris history. There are only hours left before the concert is to begin. At this point Saunders and his assistant Max see their dreams unravel! Their Swedish tenor abruptly quits , and now they must find a star quality replacement. The evening continues to disintegrate as we meet Tito an older world famous tenor who is afraid he is losing his charisma and fans to Carlo a young acclaimed tenor . Carlo is secretly romantically involved with Tito's wild & crazy daughter Mimi. Tito's hot tempered and passionate wife Maria constantly bickers with him and drives him crazy! Also in this wild and wacky farce are Beppo, an operatic bellhop, and Rakon, a hot to trot Russian soprano and former one night Stan of Tito. Doors slam, false accusations abound, and tempers and jealousy flare as the concert approaches without a missing tenor. The action and overreactions are hysterically funny and non stop. In the end the concert goes on and love conquers all! Another superb laugh a minute evening combined with audience participation and some charming operatic arias from the tenors... Beautifully staged, wonderful acting and a highly enjoyable evening! Kudos to BCP ,Howard, and the cast and crew!

Excellent job by the cast and crew. The venue was comfortable and easy to access and I'm looking…read moreforward to their next production.

From the owner: Sceneworks Studios, located in Paramus, NJ, is a dynamic production company that stages…read moreBroadway-scale performances each summer at the Ciccone Theatre. Known for its professional quality and dedication to the arts, Sceneworks recently produced Anastasia the Musical, which received outstanding reviews and delighted audiences with its captivating performances and top-notch production values. July 18th-26th, Sceneworks will present Legally Blonde the Musical, at The Ciccone Theater in Paramus NJ. . With a commitment to excellence and a passion for connecting communities through the magic of theater, Sceneworks Studios continues to set the standard in regional performing arts.

Great local performances by local musicians. Everyone should attend. Low cost concerts.read more

From the owner: The NJWS performs an annual series of concerts presenting the very finest in wind band literature…read morefor capacity audiences. Ranging from light classics and famous marches, to cutting edge compositions by today's brilliant composers, the band's programming has drawn critical attention for its variety and depth. Originally launched as the Ridgewood Community Concert Band, an early review praising the band's fine performance proclaimed this is no "Community" band. The Board of Directors decided to incorporate as The Ridgewood Concert Band. The members of the New Jersey Symphony come from all walks of life. The musicians and board members are drawn together by a common dedication to the study, performance, and support of great music. The quality of NJWS performances has attracted world class soloists from the New York Philharmonic Orchestra, the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, radio and television personalities and other nationally renowned performers and conductors. The New Jersey Wind Symphony has also been active in the commission and performance of new works. The New Jersey Wind Symphony is actively engaged with area schools, offering opportunities for talented school musicians to perform with the band. In 2006, the band launched a scholarship program that reaches a large network of high schools in the region, inviting musicians who plan to seek a career in music to compete for scholarship funds. Winners showcase their talent as a featured soloist with the band. The competitio

Top quality training by a professional staff! Lori is an incredible teacher, I highly recommend…read morethis studio!

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