What a cute piece of the city! This is a 100+ building with lots of appealing architecture and…read moreinterior design. Great seats but the acoustics are a bit rough. We will definitely get on the mailing list because we thoroughly enjoyed it!

This theatre is so much larger than I expected! We sat in, arguably, the worst seats in the house…read morein the very back of the balcony. We were still able to see and hear everything happening on stage. We were also able to hear what I assume was the hand dryer in the men's room every few minutes. The seats were extremely uncomfortable. My legs were numb by the time intermission came!

This place is HUGE!…read more Nice to walk around, wide enough to enjoy and a lot to do. The library an museum is a must

An LA treasure you can get lost in all day!…read more The Huntington is absolutely worth the trip. It's part art museum, part library, part 120 acres of gardens -- and all of it is gorgeous. The Gardens: This is the star. You wander from a serene Japanese Garden with koi ponds and a bonsai collection, to the Desert Garden with cacti bigger than cars, to the Rose Garden that smells incredible in April - May (when in bloom).The Chinese Garden is like stepping into another country. Wear comfy shoes because you will walk miles and not regret it. The Library + Art: Gainsborough's Blue Boy, and Hockney's A Bigger Splash all in one place. The galleries are quiet, cool, and uncrowded if you go on a weekday morning. Tips: Book tickets online -- they sell out. Get a membership if you are local as it pays over time. Go early before it gets hot in the summer. Pack water and apply anti-mosquito repellent.

I've been coming to this studio for about three years now for beginner/advanced classes on Sunday…read moreand it has truly become one of my favorite places to dance. The instructor Stanley is not only incredibly talented with his own authentic choreography, but also very supportive and welcoming to dancers of all levels. Whether you're a beginner or have been dancing for years, the classes are always well-structured, challenging, and fun. I've learned so much here and continue to improve every time I come :)

I had my first k-pop dance class last Sunday. The instructor, Stanley was friendly and patient. The…read moreentire vibe was a bit dead. None of the students was smiling or cheering. I was the only person cheering after each practice. The teacher and students can all use a bit more energy and fun vibes !

My daughters (and wife) have been taking dance classes at the school for a year. I just left the…read more100th anniversary performance. What a fantastic production. You can see the motivation of the students, motivation driven by a far more motivated owner/instructor - Emily. I had a front row seat, far right. Not an ideal seat for a show, but I was uniquely positioned because I could see behind the curtain. I could see Emily. Most of the time she had her typical serious demeanor. But every once in a while, I'd see a smile. It wasn't for anyone. No one was looking at her, the girls were performing. But in that moment, I could see her joy, her dedication, her passion. What a beautiful smile. And what joy she's given our daughters - and certainly to many others. I'd post a picture, but "NO PICTURES ALLOWED!"... so I don't have any. Highly recommended. Not just for the instruction, but equally for the love of the art.

This place has amazing communication and very clearly stated rules. I love that it has a rich…read morehistory in ballet and the teacher Ms. Emily is an awesome teacher. I also love that the policy on masks is that they are allowed in class AND allowed in performances as long as they are of an appropriate style. So for the families where this is important, this is a place to go! There is plenty of parking around the studio and lots of different classes and times to choose from. You can watch the students dance from a tv in the waiting lobby. The staff is friendly and they provide you the costumes for each performance. The only thing that kind of bothers me is the very long flight of stairs that you need to walk to get to the studio but it just means I get to actually get some exercise in! lol

The cast and crew of the Stillspeaking Theatre really must believe that their next performance may…read morebe their last. During weeknights, many of them have a cigarette across the street during their rehearsal breaks. When they're done, they'll jaywalk back across the street even though the crosswalk is only ten yards away. So, if they don't expire by lung cancer or heart attack (apparently the crosswalk is too far for them to walk), they'll surely be hit by a car. It is a poorly lit intersection, and when cars are coming from the other direction with their lights on, the jaywalkers easily get lost in the glare and shadows. Honking and flashing your high beams do no good, because these people firmly believe that making ugly faces or flipping the middle finger will prevent them from being run over. So, if you wish to see them on stage, I'd recommend getting your tickets sooner than later, because many of the actors are not long for this earth.

Very nice venue, comfortable although the seats are a bit older and the space to get past others to…read moreget to your seat if others are already seated is tight. The acoustics were fine for the event we attended; band, choir, horns, strings and lead vocalists on mics. Clean and easy to access restrooms. Street parking with a short walk.

Cal Tech is a truely tree laden campus with Jacaranda's and some decent (actually brilliant works…read moreof art). This prestigious university is under the careful direction of Dr. Thomas A. Rosenbaum, Physicist. "The orange light was fleeting" as I made my way for the eight o'clock lecture by Dr. Don Pettit being held in a building that looked like "Braut Kuchen mit Mozartkugeln" German for: Bride cake with chocolate covered marzipan balls (an Austrian specialty). He stressed the varied ways one may view a "Space Photo" and showed us live examples of how linear thinking does not always apply. In space "Off the Planet" and "far out of the box" thinking as "no answers at the back of the book" and problems must be solved in real time. Dr. Don Pettit kept interest for over an hour on his adventures in space. Delightful! Funded by Keck Institute for Space Studies (KISS). Well organized and helpful staff on site sporting smiles and water. PS: Einstein lived on this campus for three winters---initially in a bungalow located at 707 South Oakland Avenue.

My son loves this place. The staff and other children are amazing. He feels so comfortable here. He…read moreis about to perform in his first production... and we can't wait to see him shine! He has completed summer camp and a weekly class for the first half of the school year. We are signing up for winter!

One fateful day ten years ago a family friend (a professor of dance at USC) upon hearing of our…read moreyoung daughter's enthusiasm for all things theater, suggested we look into 'Theatre 360' in Pasadena and noted that for kids who are serious about theater there isn't a comparable program in the San Gabriel Valley. That amazing piece of advice, so many years ago, changed our daughter's life, and our family's, for the absolute best. For the past decade we have had the absolute honor and privilege of being able to engage our daughter in classes and shows that have grown her in every aspect of her physical, mental, social and creative life - on and off the stage. Theatre 360's entire approach is to develop a child's talents and one only has to see a class showcase or a watch one of their amazing productions to realize that tangible growth is possible over the course of a just few weeks, be it a summer or winter camp and even more so over the course of months in a semester class. When we first started at Theatre 360 we were amazed at the poise and maturity of the older teens in the program and we wondered how these older theater kids had grown-up to all be so well spoken and capable, but now, after years of living and loving her rich theater experiences at Theatre 360, we have found our own child has learned and grown to have that same maturity and poise and we could not be more thankful. For my daughter over the years at Theatre 360 the experience - be it in classes, in a production, or helping backstage -the experience has been one of constant renewal of her interest, drive and enjoyment of theater. We have been floored by the endless energy she brings to her theater work, her drive to push herself to improve, her expanding interests in the deep details of performance, dance, voice, staging, costumes, etc and her deep delight of the entire process every day. Theatre 360 for a decade has been our daughter's second home and we could not be more happy to have been so fortunate to have found it.

I started my dance training at San Marino Dance Academy. Unfortunately I spent 3 years at this…read morestudio. I learned no proper ballet technique here. I had to go to another studio to undo all of the bad habits and poor training I received at this studio. It took me two years to retrain at a studio that had a faculty that teaches ballet with proper credentials. If you want to participate in jazz and hip hop just for fun this is the place for you. If you want to learn ballet technique run don't walk to another studio.

This is a great place to purchase dance clothing and shoes. It has a very simplistic selection at…read morereasonable prices. If there is something that you want and they dont have, you can place an order. The staff are very professional and have a great deal of experience. The owner is a great teacher. This is a great place for young children to learn dance. Not only do they teach the basics to advance dance techniques, they teach the fundamentals of balance and coordination.