On July 29, I went to opening night of Fiddler on the Roof. It was a sold-out night. I really…read moreenjoyed the performance of every single character. I highly recommend attending this musical. It is playing through August 14. The young stars were wonderful; the older ones also terrific!

This is a non-profit, youth summer stock group that puts on a production each year in the…read moreFairOaks/Sacramento area. They may not all be professional caliber, and the venue (folding chairs on the floor of Faith Lutheran Church auditorium in Fair Oaks) isn't the greatest ... but it is definitely worth encouraging, supporting, and enjoying.

Must see very funny and interesting. Great for yourself or great with a friend or family. They have…read morea wide variety but guarantee we have a blast not to mention. It's a wonderful location. Everything is close by check it out if you haven't

Not my favorite venue to go to see live theatre in the Sacramento area. The seats are uncomfortable…read moreand very tight, theater runs very warm.

Such a cute community playhouse! I recently discovered this spot and enjoyed a show with my…read morefriend. It was cheaper than seeing a movie and way more fun. A great family outing or date night. Check it out and support your local theatre!

A lovely time was had at Chautauqua Playhouse! A friend invited me to see Scrooge and no Christmas…read moreseason is complete without a Scrooge production. The props and costumes were amazing. The staff are some of the kindest people you could meet. There was also a small Christmas market in the theater for those last minute gifts. We had a wonderful time, this was my first visit and will become a season ticket holder.

A truly captivating performer, she combines exceptional belly dance technique with a unique…read moreinfusion of Japanese artistry. Her movements are precise yet fluid, reflecting both discipline and grace. What stands out most is her attitude--confident, engaging, and deeply respectful of both cultures she represents. The subtle incorporation of Japanese elements, whether through music, costuming, or storytelling, elevates her performance into something unforgettable. What makes her even more impressive is her versatility--she happily takes song requests, including Bollywood and Punjabi tracks, and adapts her style effortlessly to suit any genre.

From the owner: Performance: Sawako provides quality and fun performance to weddings, private parties, corporate…read moreevents, festivals and shows internationally. She performs Raqs Sharki (Traditional/Oriental/Middle Eastern belly dance), Tribal fusion/contemporary style belly dance, sacred dance for ceremonies and rituals and traditional and contemporary Japanese dance and music. Traditional Egyptian band or world music band is also available to accompany to the bellydance performance upon request. Esucation/Instruction: Belly dance (Traditional, Tribal Modern style, American Cabaret style), live music class, belly dance for women's health and sound healing / meditation dance. Sawako can facilitate a dance and meditation/breathwork classes/workshops for events, parties and retreats.

I was so excited for the Renaissance Faire and got all dressed up with my friends. Initially it was…read morea really cool experience. Everyone is dressed up in character which really helps make you feel immersed. There are loads of actors and performers all around the place, and tons and tons of shopping to be done. We saw the archery show which was....ok. It was cool to see them competing with each other, but it was literally impossible to tell which arrow belonged to who. My suggestion would be to attack a big colorful string or change the color of the arrows to match each contestant. We were left confused as to who was winning the entire time because of it. Nobody was mic'd either so it really was silent in terms of the arena. Next we saw the jousting show which was really fun. Tons of theatrics, horses, fighting, and crowd work! That was a good time. Then we went to walk around and catch some of the smaller shows. The majority of this Faire was just vendors selling things. I love events like the Oddities and Curiosities Expo which bring in tons of vendors showing off stuff I literally have never seen before, and I have a huge impulsive feeling to buy. I didn't get that once at this faire. Sure there was some cool stuff but it really wasn't anything that I felt like I needed to buy. Some soaps, crystals, swords, books, and disgustingly a stall selling AI artwork. Some vendors really did have some cool stuff like handmade clothing that was too far out of my budget, but I would love if I were rich. Lines were insanely long so we didn't eat or drink anything here, but it looked ok in terms of food. I just wish there were some unique vendors here or other things to do like games and events that you can partake in. Overall it's not a place you're going to spend the entire day at, but it's fun to kill a couple of hours in costume. We'll most likely be back next year, I just wish it was a bit more "wow" like others I've seen.

The best small faire in California! Get tickets early, they sell out every year. Shopping, shows,…read moreand ambience are all fabulous! Bring your whole family

When I was looking for new theater's within the area, I found this company through a Facebook…read moreactor's group and saw that they were holding auditions for The Prince of Egypt (a movie I adore) and even though this is a Christian ministry (don't let that fool you!), it is an amazing company! Once I walked in to my audition for The Prince of Egypt, my mouth fell to the floor, I was so impressed with the group of people I came across. The staff was so welcoming, including the incredible crew on this production. Now, that I am a part of the Royal Stage family, despite not being a Christian, I absolutely love this theatre company and they make quality productions. If you want to see a show or work with a theatre company, Royal Stage is the place! Everything about this company is nothing short of great!

I had spoken with Tammy the founder of the Royal sStage about a Poster I want to have made for a…read moreChurch she allows to use on Sundays at 10 AM. Knowing her status I approached her. She was so very nice and authentic . Tammy is the real deal and a Jewel. I then saw a play there It was the best play I have seen was so clever all the was through. And the plays are inexpensive. Bravo to Tammy and her mission actors and staff. God Bless!

My daughter started dancing at Hawkins when she was 3 1/2 years old and this week she turns 16. The…read morewonderful teachers and staff at Hawking School of Performing Arts have not only taught her an incredibly wide array of dance styles, but they have given her countless intangibles. She is boldly confident, superbly creative and has learned how to set goals and attain them. I should mention that I am my daughter's dad. Way back when she was 3 1/2 I was unsure about her studying dance but now I am so thankful that she became a Hawkins' student. They have helped to make my daughter an amazing young woman with a very bright future. Thank you, Hawkins!

My two kids have been at Hawkins for almost 2 months now. My son takes acting class (great teacher…read moreby the way!) and my daughter is taking a theatre dance class. Both kids love this place and look forward to attending their class. The staff are nice, helpful, and the property is beautiful. There is a small area near the acting room so that my little one can play while her brother takes his class. There's a table and chairs for family to sit. I highly recommend this place and hope to stay here for many years.

What can I say? We absolutely love CYT!. For us,, CYT has been a very loving, welcoming…read moreenvironment. The kids support and encourage one another, (despite age differences, and regardless of roles). For shows, they are paired up with buddies who can walk them through the process or send them encouraging notes, etc. they focus on character development, and how kids learn what I would consider to be important qualities, such as discipline, resilience, kindness, etc. Even the parents get to join in on the fun, as parent involvement/volunteering is required for shows. I've really enjoyed connecting with other theater moms and dads and working together on parent teams. I also like that parents are not involved in the classes. That means if your kid wants to do theater and you don't have the time to volunteer, you still have options for them. The teachers are passionate and highly capable. From what I've seen, they are immensely talented in their own fields. Each time one of my children takes a class, they definitely come away knowing more than they went in knowing, and it shows in their performances. Our oldest child has been involved with CYT over the past couple of years, and we have seen great growth in her singing and dance abilities, as well as her drive and work-ethic. We're definitely excited to introduce the siblings to CYT.

Great place for families! It's children's theatre, but has the quality of a professional theatre…read morecompany. Every show is fantastic and the students are so talented!