Reprimanded twice for agreeing and laughing with a comedian. Ruined the night. Meanwhile the people…read morebehind us was rude the entire show! If you're gonna reprimand people, make sure you get the right people

We were welcomed and offered snacks and pot( oh you said pop) There was a good variety of choices…read moreboth of cold or hot drinks and chips, crackers or cookies & candy. I was a happy camper and we could eat as we listened and watched the performances. Seats were comfy enough and tables had our names on a reserved card( so classy). Ample parking and a talented 1/2 dozen of actors. We saw The Vagrant, it could've been staged a bit better, perhaps with a foul smell from the 2 homeless.

Tonight we had watched Harry Prince and the Cursed Child…read more I had met a group of friends and we had an excellent time here. It was fun getting in roll play with others as well. Our seats were front row balcony and I'm normally afraid of heights. When I first got to our seats i felt kind of woozy but before the end of show I was over my fear. The set was set up brilliantly along with the story.

Came here with my sister and brother in law to see Harry Potter and the Cursed Child last week…read more Security was a bit unorganized. Although I didn't have any medal on me (no purse/phone/watch), the medal detector kept going off and the hand held wand was going off as well. The manager was convinced I had stuff in my pockets or in my tennis shoes. It was a back and forth for quite sometime. The theatre itself is pretty. The seats are comfy and each seat has a cup holder. The bathrooms were somewhat clean. The lines were long for both restrooms and drinks. A major pro was the parking lot was close by.

This little theater is very intimate. There are 260 seats and they are pretty close together. The…read moreends of the rows angle toward the stage while the seats next to them face forward. That creates a very small space for the people next to each other to put their legs. I was in seat C13, hubby was in C12 and the 6ft. tall lady in C11 had to vie for leg room. I believe the seats are original to the theater. My seat was lumpy and not at all comfortable. It was directly behind the seat in front of me so I had to lean to the side to see the stage. That said, the building has a very interesting history. It was originally built in the 1920's as the Town Hall for Littleton. A fire truck was kept in what's now the lobby and there was a jail in the basement. The whole building has a historical feel. The staff was friendly and welcoming and their production of Avenue Q was excellent. Parking is along Main Street which could be a challenge so I recommend arriving early.

This is a really cute theater! Last night was our first visit to the Littleton Town Hall Center for…read more"I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change," which is my favorite play of all time!! I bought the tickets and knew that there wouldn't be a bad seat in the place, but with it being my favorite play, I chose the front row. It did not disappoint as we were a little raised from the stage so you're not looking up straining your neck the entire time. The refreshments sold are of a wonderful variety and the canned bloody mary was delicious! I do wish they had cup holders simply because I'm accient prone. I would love to see another play here soon!

I came with my daughter to see Kevin Smith and Jay Mewes. The entry experience was quite smooth. We…read morepicked up our wrist bands at the window, then headed down for ID check and the phone pouches. It is nice to unplug and pay attention. They do have a two item minimum per person. We both started with the White Chocolate Espresso Martini. Highly recommend that one! It was made with Pearl Vanilla Bean Vodka, Irish cream, coffee liqueur and a chocolate drizzle in the glass. Our second beverage we both got the Spicy Margarita. This was served on the rocks with 21Seeds Cucumber Jalapeno Blanco, Cointreau, lime juice, sweet and sour with a Tajin rim. I think I would have liked this more if it had not been as cucumber forward. It tasted more like an extract than actual cucumber. Noted for another time. Our server was pleasant and took great care of us. At the end of the show we waited a few minutes for the initial crowding to calm and were able to head out through the back, get our phones out of their pouches and be on our way.

Will never come back to this venue. This review has nothing to do with the actual performances, as…read morethey're great! Huge scam to begin with, as not only do you pay to see the show but have to purchase 2 items per person before the show is over. However, that's not the part that drove me absolutely bonkers. Imagine a sold out show and EVERYONE must purchase 2 items per person, have that shit delivered to your respective seat one piece at a time and pay for it (per order). We couldn't see half the show because staff was blocking the view, we couldn't hear the other half because staff was hustling to take orders and secure payment from the guests.

Great space with two small dance rooms available for rent. The owner is very friendly and from…read morelooking around at the pictures, titles and awards must be very talented. It's very safe, with cameras monitoring the two rooms and back door. It's also nice to be able to watch the classes from the front lobby.

My dad and I scheduled a dance lesson here about 2 weeks from my wedding. He was a little…read moreapprehensive about the lesson because of back pain. Keri, our instructor, was able to tailor the lesson to his pace, and build his confidence up- we we both had a lot of fun and felt great about the outcome of the lesson. Keri even offered to professionally mix 2 versions of the song we chose (at my dad's request) for a small extra fee. It was wonderful we could get that taken care of at State of the Arts- one less thing to worry about! So glad we scheduled with Keri, and I would recommend this lesson to any one with special event coming up.

My daughter has always had a love of playing different characters, and had performed in a few small…read moreplays before she started training with Colorado School of Acting when she was 12. As a student of their certificate program her skills have grown by leaps and bounds over the last two years. The program is fun but also serious about giving students the skills to be successful. She has studied from some of the same books that are assigned to college acting students. Teachers know their stuff and are good at creating an environment that is safe and supportive but also pushes students to stretch into their capabilities. The school has also been amazing at helping us find opportunities and avoid pitfalls as she's become active in the local film community. It's great that they have different options to meet different needs. For my daughter the certificate program has been ideal, and has allowed her to also attend the workshops that are a good fit for someone who wants to work on skills without committing to more of a "career" type track. They also have camps, which we can't speak to since we haven't done one, and they have a group taking a trip to LA soon. She is passionate about acting and would like to pursue this as a career path. Her training at CSA has truly given her the acting skills and professionalism that have helped her to already have a solid resume and an excellent start on her journey as a professional actor.

My son auditioned to take part in the year-long certificate program at CSA. We couldn't be more…read morepleased with the content of the material the children learn. He has grown tremendously as a young actor through Colorado School of Acting - in both confidence and skill. The leadership at the school is especially supportive and well connected. Whenever we have questions, we trust the advice given to us at CSA. We have been given many opportunities and have met lots of local filmmakers and actors. The school offers showcases as well in which industry professionals from Los Angeles come to see the children perform. If you or your child are serious about becoming an on-screen actor and learning the ropes from people who really understand the industry, there is no where else in town to be!

Love the art deco. Seats could be more comfortable…read more A good size. Enjoyed the show which was Phil Rosenthal World Tour.

Man when I tell you the line was wrapped around the corner double time!!! This was our first time…read morecoming here. Also our first time coming to see Ali in person. We were super excited about the show. We've always watched him on tv. Now let me say I was a lil disappointed in the snack choices; so popcorn was the choice. I live Reese pieces , water and pineapple juice. I don't drink so the alcohol was where it was. The staff was very attentive and trying to fill every order. There were so many people and they were doing their thing. The lines were long but moving quickly. I haven't been in the theater since 2008. So I did not like the seats an how close they were. I felt cramped and crowded.. The restroom was clean and the theater itself was neatly decorated and clean too. The first comedian that opened up was amazingly talented and great!!! He was funny and a principal.. I really enjoyed his and could see him again. He had the crowd cheering and laughing uncontrollably.. support this brother whenever you see him. He's worth the time. The dJ was fire he had the crowd amped up. He was dropping hit after hit getting us prepared for the show. When Ali came to the stage they erupted into applause and cheers. His mannerisms and demeanor were just characteristic and down to earth. He was funny and my side was hurting from all the laughing. We paid for the meet and greet and the line was long but worth the wait. He was so cool in person and love his fans. I would love to come and see him again.