Amazing company! The Dancing Fire Entertainment is the best in the industry. I will be using them…read morefor my next event.

From the owner: The Dancing Fire & Entertainment is a performance troupe and entertainment company with branches in…read moreMemphis, TN & Los Angeles, CA. We specialize in unique dance including dancing with fire, belly dance, hawaiian/hula dance, fire eating, and more. We also have DJs, Photographers, Videographers, and free event planning. Let us make your event one of a kind! Free Quote 24/7.

If I can give this place a zero I would because of the lack of communication and disrespect from…read morethe owner and staff. Because you have to put your card on file when joining the school they have access to charge your card whenever. When I noticed I was charged an extra $55 in the month of November I asked Ms.Julie the director of the school what the charge was for. She told me that it was a custom fee for the recital in May and if we decided to not participate in the recital that we will be able to apply the $55 towards tuition. Later I decided to withdraw my daughter from the school. I asked them to apply the $55 towards the last month they charge upon withdrawal. Expected to be charge an additional $20 being that a months tuition is $75 and clarified with Abbey the Receptionist when I turned in my withdrawal form. To then be charge then entire $75. Still believing in the good of people and ethics in their business I figured I would call and explain what had happen and everything would get fix. Instead they never picked up or return my call after leaving a voicemail. Instead I received an email from Ms.Julie stating that costume fee are non refundable. Even though I wasn't asking for a refund I was simply asking for the charge to be applied towards tuition being that my daughter wasn't participating in the recital. I tried calling multiple times and still no answer so I decided to take a trip to have a conversation with Ms.Julie. Ms.Julie was very condescending and continued to interrupt me while I was trying to explain her the entire situation. She ended up cutting me off mid sentence for the last time and dismissed herself. My 5 year old daughter who looked up to Ms.Julie and was attending her class for several months was doing the potty dance and told me she really had to use the restroom. I started to walk towards the restroom with my daughter when Ms.Julie told me my daughter her former student is not allowed to use her restroom she needs to go next door to the gas station. My daughter was very hurt and I was disgusted. I am happy with my decision of withdrawing my daughter from this school. It was never about the money for me, rather about ethics and professionalism which clearly they have none at the Collierville Arts academy. These people don't accept honest feedback only compliments. They never admit to any wrong doing and never apologize.

Excellent place for all three of my daughters to learn classical ballet, jazz and tap! They also…read moreenjoy taking music lessons there!!! This place is a gem in Collierville with super kind and well trained staff and a super clean facility.

This is a great place to go if you're looking for something to do on a summer weekend, especially…read moreif you want to be indoors. They do have outdoor concerts every Friday in the summer, but they also offer events that are inside. I attended one of their "Jazz in the Box" concerts and it was intimate and lovely. There is a bar stand that offers a few select drinks, but most of the outdoor events are family-friendly. This is located near a lot do great restaurants and shops in Germantown if you want to spend a day out and about!

Amazing Arts Center! We used to always come here to see an old friend for her performing dances…read morefrom her class. Beautiful place.

Just saw The Mousetrap* there and we were thoroughly entertained. There was plenty of parking, we…read morecould enter easily, and the seating was pretty comfortable. There seem to be no bad seats, but not sure how the acoustics are at the very back. This was an event sponsored by Creative Aging of Memphis. The program didn't include any cast notes nor were there introductions - my only dissappointment. *-This play was the longest -running in the world last time I checked. Classic Agatha Christie - it's got the mystery/entertainment/unwitting clues/red herrings and stunning reveal. If this was a review of the play I'd go on, but....

I've been here for various plays over the years and always had a good time. I appreciate that the…read moreseats are big enough to fit people reasonably comfortably. I have always enjoyed the plays I've seen here. I just recently saw Beauty and the Beast and they did a fantastic job with it! I will definitely continue attending plays here.

About 10 years ago I was teaching here for the summer and it was a great experience. The owner was…read morereal nice and decent and the kids were amazing with loads of talent and luckily I brought my Los Angeles swagger to Memphis to put them on the right track to dance. At the time Justin Timberlake's little brother Jonathan was one of my students as well and I remember he took to dance really well. I taught 3 to 4 classes a day from 8 years old to the teenagers and a mommy class on Fridays. Those were the good ole days in Memphis, but if you're ever in Germantown and you have the need to get your dance on please go to this studio.

I wish I could give three and a half stars! Studio B is home to numerous dance classes from ages 3…read moreto adult. Each spring, students work together and put on a big recital, for which parents have to stand in line to buy tickets. Costumes, production, the whole shebang. Rehearsals are daily the week prior to the program. Every other week of the school year, students attend a weekly class. The little ones take in the downstairs classrooms, accessed either through a back door (which they don't want anyone using when weather is cold, because it puts a chill on the downstairs studios), or through the painfully tight upper lobby and down a set of metal spiral stairs. When classes change, this is a truly hectic scene. I've started just dropping my 3 year old daughter in the lobby to walk herself down, because the stairs make me so nervous! In the changing area/restroom, something is always broken or out of order. The big dance area upstairs is a beautiful space, with plenty of room, great windows, and the tweens and teens seem to take their classes up there. The little girls are allowed to wear whatever leotard they like to classes, as long as they have appropriate dance shoes and purchase the tap shoes provided by the studio (they must all match for the show). Hair is to be up in a bun when possible, and not in a bow. When we came to join the studio in the fall, we may have caught the staff at a bad time. Miss Deborah, the dance teacher for the little ones, had just driven to Chicago and then lost her phone while she was up there. I never could get anyone on the phone from the actual studio, and have not been able to get much information from them via email. Your best bet is just to come into the studio between 4-5:30 one afternoon, to get information in person. It sounds from this review that it is a terrible place, but my daughter *adores* her hour-long ballet class, Miss Deborah, and the other little ballerinas. As long as she continues to enjoy it, we'll keep her enrolled. Maybe someday they'll expand, or get a bigger space. Until then, keep handing out the stickers, and we'll keep paying!

First visit.. but as far as I can tell the negative reviews are not accurate ... to say the least…read more I got lunch take out with a co-worker and we were both impressed. The Thursday meatloaf was great and the vegetables were on point. The green beans were a tad bland for my liking but everybody has different recipes so no big deal. My co-worker got the grilled pork chop. Grilled pork is hard to do correctly and they did it perfectly. Great seasoning and perfectly cooked. We also split an order of fried mushrooms. They were very, very good!! We will be back. The bartender was super nice and the take out service was great! Recommended.

I had one of the worst dining experiences I've ever encountered at The Orleans in the Ville. I was…read morea server and bartender all through college, so I am usually very easy to please. We arrived at 4:15 PM and were the only table in the restaurant, yet service was unbelievably slow from the start. It took over ten minutes just to receive drinks. Shortly after, another table was seated and the server suddenly spent a remarkable time at that table (roughly ten minutes?) and then she took their order first. After waiting about 30 minutes, our food finally arrived and it was completely unacceptable. Everything was cold, greasy, and nothing about it resembled authentic Cajun cuisine. The crawfish tails were clearly microwaved and served on a bland bed of rice. The children's mac and cheese was especially bad--dry, unappetizing, and obviously had been sitting under a heat lamp for far too long. My boyfriend had his dish to the side, untouched and was trying to get anyone's attention to come by. The server did not return for another 15 minutes to check on the food. To make matters worse, when we asked to speak with a manager/owner, they refused to come to the table. Instead, we were told, "The manager said to just remove it from your bill." That level of disregard for customers is incredibly unprofessional and disappointing. I honestly don't understand how they expect to stay open. A service industry business that you refuse to treat seriously? Ridiculous. The service throughout the entire visit was just as poor. Our server was rude, inattentive, and spent most of the time avoiding tables, either hiding behind the kitchen door or standing at the server station. We ultimately had to get up ourselves just to pay. Overall, the experience was frustrating from beginning to end. Between the poor service, low-quality food, and lack of management accountability, I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone. If I could give it zero stars I would.

Twin Soul are expert professional musicians as well as entertainers. The band knows a plethora of…read more80's songs as well as many others including Elvis. Every member is personable and incredibly talented. Both times I've seen this band, there has been people dancing on the floor and in their seats. Requests are taken. High endurance playing time. Go see them and enjoy!

From the owner: Twin Soul is an entertainment band that has been entertaining the Mid-South for over two decades…read moreand has performed a multitude of various events from wedding and birthday celebrations, to hotels and stadiums for professional baseball and NBA basketball events, casinos, nightclubs, festivals, as well as,community and corporate fundraisers! We are able to perform in any capacity from small to large venues, as well as outside events, while maintaining excellent sound and lighting productions. Our music set list is extensive and "family"friendly, able to entertain guests from 9 to 90 years of age, in an engaging and crowd participative fashion. Performing the greatest hits from the 60s 70s 80s and today! We appreciate your interest in having Twin Soul as your entertainment choice. We look forward to hearing from you soon and "together" making your event a successful one! Sincerely, Brian Pinlac (Twin Soul) 901-337-4759 Bpinlac@aol.com

I can't believe that no one has yet reviewed this great high school. Germantown high school…read moreproduces the best productions of the actual call programs in the state of Tennessee. The current production is hairspray, in which my son plays a great part and the school is really wonderful. If you want $100 New York production for $15 I would go to this school every time they have a show which is twice a year. Germantown high school also has a full TV production studio which errors on cable TV. I think you'd be missing out on some of the best young talent in Memphis if you did not go see shows that are produced here. I have lived in Germantown for 10 years, and my sons have all attended Germantown high school. I really can't believe no one has actually reviewed this program. The staff teachers and supporters make this program A 100% truly exponential program. Next time you want to see something really fantastic go to the Germantown high school a.k.a. PoplarPikePlayhouse production.

The GHS Performing Arts department directed by Frank Bluestein does it again. Not your typical…read morehigh school play, "Parade" is based on a true story that exposes legal, cultural and social issues. Go see something different and support these young artists.

Performing Arts of Germantown - Best dance studio in town! Both of my girls have trained there…read moresince three years old. Elizabeth Anne Brown has not only taught them to be amazing dancers, but she has instilled in them self esteem, confidence, poise, respect for others, and self-discipline. My daughters always know how to conduct themselves, whether it be for an audition, or for a job or college interview, a presentation at school, or a speech. Elizabeth Anne Brown and her staff not only have trained my girls in the art of dance, but they have been trained for life! Many thanks to Performing Arts of Germantown.

From the owner: Performing Arts of Germantown, founded and directed by Elizabeth Anne Brown, is Germantown's…read morelongest established dance studio for children ages 3-18. Now in its 56th year, the studio prides itself on providing the highest quality dance education--Ballet, Pointe, Jazz, Lyrical, Tap, Modern and Hip Hop--as well as stage presence, acting and pageant preparation. Thanks to the combination of excellent training and Ms. Brown's emphasis on traditional values like hard work, dedication, team work, commitment and attention to detail, her students consistently win top awards in competitions, earn college dance scholarships and go on to perform professionally. While those accomplishments are impressive, perhaps the strongest testament to how special it is to "grow up" at Performing Arts is that former students bring their children (and grandchildren!) here to continue the tradition. If you're looking for contemporary training in a traditional setting, call today for further information.

They've definitely upped not only their seat game but their food game here. Now you really can get…read moredinner and a movie! Ok so not really because the food is very small and expensive but it's fun to get a random snack instead of just candy. The seats are comfy, the food is good, and I always enjoy myself when I come here. Also, their funnel fries are amazing. You can get them at mensis as well but they're just a tiny bit better here. To Try: Hot House Chicken Bites Fried Wontons Chicken Panini with Pico de Gallo Crispy Chicken Popcorn Flavoring: Cheesy Jalapeno Love: - Cinnamon Pretzel - Cookies (hubby fav) - Fireball Shrimp - Funnel Fries - Popcorn Flavoring: Nacho Cheddar - White Castle Liked: - Toasted Ravioli Ok: - Popcorn Flavoring: White Cheddar

Imagine this. You've been battling health issues for five years. Two surgeries in the last eight…read moremonths, and a round trip to Vanderbilt Health for treatment just two days ago. You're exhausted, still recovering, but you push through to show up for your kid and create a normal moment. At first, I overlooked her short, rude demeanor, assuming she may have been overwhelmed. But when we handed our movie passes, cast member Tiffany held each one up in the air as if inspecting a $20 bill, then called for a manager on her walkie without saying anything. We stood there confused, and when I asked if there was a problem, she said, "We're about to see." We stepped aside so we wouldn't hold up the line and watched other guests be warmly greeted and helped. The manager came, asked a question or two, and told her to check us out, but Tiffany didn't. She continued helping others while we stood there waiting respectfully, not trying to cause a scene, feeling embarrassed as people looked at us, wondering what was going on. It wasn't until my husband spoke up that she finally helped us. The delay wasn't the issue. It was the lack of communication and the way we were made to feel. We were treated with suspicion rather than respect, as though we had done something wrong. Customer service isn't just about selling tickets. It's about treating people with dignity, explaining what's happening, and showing basic kindness. You never know what someone may be going through.