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!

Great venue for a show, I Attended the Jason Trioxin tribute show and had a blast. The staff was…read moregreat and so was the sound system.

I wrote a review and then erased it after speaking to the owner. I'm no longer staying silent in…read morethe hopes that others can remain comfortable at the expense of my feelings. And with all this racist shitt going on in this world, I'm over it. Attended a matisyahu concert a few months back. Was the only person of color who attended. Coincidentally, the only one who was double charged. They apologized and said they would refund me. I never seen a refund. My life still went on. Recently owner contacted me because of the above review I previously posted. He was nice but did a lot of pointing fingers at others and lacked accountability (although the ones who treated me unfairly worked for a separate agency....they still were the event organizers at Debonair...so yea...they worked there, even if one night). Was offered to be a guest at another event. Would never return. Happy 2026. Racism never ended, it was just relabeled. :)

The Alexander Kasser Theatre has very unique programs. Sunday, I went to see The…read moreForgotten/L'oublie(s). This program is one of several in the Peak Performance series. The programs are $20 per ticket plus $3.00 handling fee totaling $23.00. Initially entering the theater, the greeter didn't even say, Hello or Welcome. The young girl just scanned my ticket and blurted out, "Once you leave the theater you can't reenter". Management needs to address this issue Anyway, I proceeded over to the prepaid parking. The two young girls at this desk were very friendly. The theater is immaculately clean. You are also in a gallery. A small concession stand is off to side. Entering, the actual auditorium, the ushers are friendly and escort you to your seat. On with the show, "The Forgotten/L'oublie(s).". The program's theme was nonverbal, mysterious, sad and sexually suggestive. A portion of the program was executed in a Cirque du Soleil style. The show was even more great for $20.00. The show's duration was approximately 60 minutes. Rating wise, all the positives outweigh the negatives. 4 Stars. (If I didn't have that initial cold greeting, my rating would've been higher!) The theater is located on the grounds of Montclair University. Lots of signs directing you to outside handicapped parking and garage parking. The garage parking is $6.00.

Well somehow I wound up checking into the train station instead of the theater. Anyway , they…read morecontinue to produce dynamic rather experimental theater here. The tickets are very reasonably priced. Playing now is The Plough and the Stars. It's a good production from the Abbey Theater. It's also a loud production. Bring ear plugs !

I can't express how thrilled I am with Bergen Academy! If your child has a love of music this is…read morethe place to send them to let their talents flourish and grow. All of the staff are amazing and they really focus not only on teaching and competence, but also on a deep understanding and appreciation of music. Over time I have also developed a great relationship with the director. She is someone who truly cares about the students. She deeply encourages their love of music and pursuit of perfection!

Teachers are great! My son is really turning into a pianist! He loves going and he's only 6!read more

33 Variations written by Moises Kaufman is a theater aficionados play! Complex, entertaining ,with…read morea range of emotions fully on display! This play explores Beethoven's unusual and complex fixation to produce a perfect musical composition derived from a minor musical work by Diabelli. At the end of his brilliant musical career , Beethoven Was completely obsessed by completing a variation on a minor work that he and other major composers would also contribute their own variations. After years of frustration and anxiety, On his.33rd try Beethoven was able to magically complete his journey. The history And events that transpired over his journey supply the material for a play that left many of us in tears. The play is enriched by the personal journey of a dying Beethoven "groupie"Dr Katherine Brandt and her daughter Clara . Dr Brand spent years researching Beethoven's personal letTers and notes at the Beethoven museum in Vienna Austria, She was convinced that there had to be some seecret reason for Beethoven's obsession to find this reason. Her journey helped mend her strained relations tionship with her own daughter before Dr Brands death. Although long and sometimes unnecessarily complex, the play proved to be an enlightening and somber reflection on life and death! Kudos to a brilliant cast and another BCP terrific production.

I liked it, I did. But, honestly, how do they think that they should charge so much?! It's…read morebasically a guy telling the story. Which I get that they tell you - but I kept thinking that there would be something more. There's not. That's it.

Very cool experience. Great acting. Very engaging and even comical. Had a nice spooky feel to it…read morebut not scary at all. An enjoyable event for the whole family. Dress warm!! The entire show is held outdoors, regardless of frigid temps and no flash photography as to not scare the headless Horseman's steed.

It was a fantastic experience for the students. Both students and teachers were excited about it…read moreall day and continued talking about it afterward. It was not only an opportunity for the students to learn about respect, perspective, and teamwork, but also a mini concert--an experience that many may not have had before.

If you haven't had a Prismatic Magic assembly yet for your school, book them NOW! The kids and…read morestaff were so engaged and happy!

Accomplice continues to be an absolute favorite attraction in the NYC area and having not been to a…read moreshow in over ten years my recent visit did not disappoint. I was paired with a small group of out of town visitors who brought their family to NYC and wanted them to experience the Accomplice. The parents of the family group were repeat guests like myself who like me absolutely enjoyed their experience several years prior and wanted to share it with their family. It's NYC so even when you participate in the live experience it may seem awkward that an actor is making a scene (literally) on the streets of NYC but nobody bats an eye cause weirdness can feel normal on the streets of Manhattan. Accomplice still has the typical tour around the small area of the city where you interact with amazing actors and make your way to the grand finally where you share a simple drink with your group to celebrate your accomplishment. The staff do offer a hotline to get clues if you are stuck but thankfully my group was witty enough to figure out our way through our adventure. Accomplice is also great for corporate team building activities. I've raved about this experience at my office for years and one of my teams decided to book with the show. Not only did my office team have an amazing time but buzz is going around the office about this show that another team was considering booking but business guests thought it would be too cold in November for such an event; such party poopers! LOL! Corporate events include a three course meal and tons of fun! Highly recommend for both tourists and corporate team building events.

A wonderful immersive theatre experience and great excuse to pop around some interesting places in…read moreThe Village. High recommend for 3 hours of fun.