I got to attend the opening night performance of the first show at this theater in Twinsburg. I'll…read morebe honest, my expectations were low. The theater operates out of a storefront next to a laundromat, and they are just starting out. However, what I saw on Friday was extremely promising. The show was low budget, yes, but the script choice was impeccable. Avow is a beautiful, challenging, and timely piece of theater and it was admirably performed. Not at all the safe, hokey selection I would expect from a theater still in its infancy. TMPAC has some balls, as it were, and I look forward to seeing a community theater tackle more provocative shows like this one. The space itself is large and well maintained with newly renovated restrooms and comfortable seating. They don't offer real concessions yet, but I did see that cookies and bottled water were made available to patrons free of charge (though donations were accepted).

I saw the thought proving show The Orphans, at Twin Masks Theatre. This is a very intimate…read moreperformance space which enhanced the production and enabled the audience to be right in the action. The actors, who were all exceptional, were easily understood and heard, which isn't always the case in larger theaters. This up and coming theatre is something you must experience.

Wonderland Wives was easily one of the best shows I've been to in years. Loved the setting and…read moresmall theater. Top notch acting. Can't wait to return.

A great hidden gem in the theatre community in cleveland! Every time I go the sets are different…read moreshowing that the people running the theatre know how to utilize an intimate space effectively for each production. The theatre used to be a garage but you can't tell because it's so well maintained. The productions put on are newer and often reflect more progressive ideology which is awesome because I don't feel like they are catering towards money. It's nice to see people of all theatrical backgrounds in these shows. Most of the actors are cleveland based. Make sure to bring a jacket because the theatre can be a little breezy and do carry cash for the little snacks they offer up at the front. Also they are a Non profit and you can make donations which are tax deductible

This is a really lovely theater with great acoustics and seemingly good views from just about any…read moreseat. I am not a local, so I took a day trip to come to a concert here (Over the Rhine) and it was entirely worth it. They seem to have an eclectic lineup of great concerts as well. Parking was rather easy in the area and it is a lovely area with tons of restaurants and shopping.

The overall experience was very good. Fair pricing, good sound. Most of the staff was friendly and…read moreaccommodating. Although there was an issue with a male volunteer. He was aggressive and grabbed my wife's arm and rudely pushed her back and stopped her from re entering the concert until the song was over. He's very fortunate I wasn't made aware of the situation until we had already left. The good news she did tell another worker and he was removed.

Show was great! Seating and pricing is great too! Easy access from free parking to entrance. They…read moreoffer snacks and beverages also. Good times!

I love this place. I've watched two movies here and have had the best time! Great audience…read moreexperience and cool atmosphere

The Nightlight is one of my top three favorite places in Akron along with Akron Coffee Roasters…read moreright next door and Angel Falls down West Market. You can't go wrong spending a night at the Nightlight. You go to see a movie, something usually a bit more indie, a classic, or arthouse, and as soon as you step through the doors you're transported to a different world or a different time. (At least I am). And yet, it feels like a timeless place. Like this is a place that has always existed and will always exist. If I'm wandering through the post-apocalyptic wasteland and don't stumble upon the Nightlight I would be woefully surprised. It's mystical, know what I mean? They've just completed their ambitious second screen project. In the process, they've completely renovated their other spaces. You can now pick up a themed cocktail (or mocktail), a Norka or a Cheerwine at their extensive and sizable bar. There's plenty of seating at the counter if you'd care to take one and chat it up as if you're at a cocktail lounge. On the left side of the bar is a nice snack collection to choose from. Pick up all kinds of candy before you make your order for drinks and popcorn at the counter. They even have some vintage options that'll bring tears to your grandparents' eyes. The popcorn is everything you'd want from a movie theater, so don't miss out. They've also added a brand new movie library behind the bar. Here, you can take a plush chair by the fireplace and discuss whatever great movie you just got out of. It's the kind of place that makes you want to puff on pipe tobacco. Their bathrooms also got an overhaul! If you're a fan of The Shining, it'll feel like you stepped into the bathroom where Jack chats with Delbert Grady. I won't spoil the library. The second screen is a great addition. Now they can play more movies and host more showings. It's a beautiful theater as well. You'll have to see it and experience it for yourself. I'm obsessed with the red carpet. The whole place, not just the theaters, is dripping with style. They've captured and mastered an aesthetic. Not only do they create this space, they also partner with all kinds of other local venues for unique showings. Like Pulp Fiction at the Civic, The Shining at CVNP's lodge, and other classics at Lock 3 in the summer. You'll also get the chance to meet directors and producers who come to town with their films. As a writer, this is a special and encouraging experience for me. The executive director of the Nightlight, Jenn Kidd, is one of the kindest people you will meet. She makes everyone feel like a valued human being, not just a patron or customer. People are important to her, that's why she's helped create and foster this welcoming community space. And it does feel like that, a community. One that is safe and inclusive. All of the staff are lovely people. I don't tire of seeing them and hearing their thoughts about the movies. You'll meet all kinds of cool strangers as well. One of the best parts about the Nightlight is their membership program. They have varying levels, but honestly the gold tier is the way to go. For $20 a month, you can go to every showing. That's right, $20 a month gets you a ticket to every showing! On Mondays you can also bring a guest for free, along with several extra tickets to use at your discretion throughout the year. You also get free popcorn with every showing. It's a great deal, honestly, if you ask me it's a steal. Jenn, if you're reading this, make physical membership cards! It would be very very cool. I would pay extra for one, I'm so serious! I'm just imaging that bad boy in my wallet and it gives me a sweet feeling. Perhaps I'm just a mawkish sap. I moved back to Akron after living out of state for about 6 years. A lot of my old friends had moved away. Before I found a new group of great people, I didn't have all that much to do besides work, take care of my grandma (Mimi), and hangout around Angel Falls with my childhood bestie. How many times can you go to the Bomb Shelter without going a little crazy? And then the Nightlight showed me its face! I had somewhere to go, that changed a lot for me. Now I go to the Nightlight with so many different friends! I always take my out-of-towners as well. Full circle for me. I still love going alone too, that won't change. I also always meet great strangers there. Thanks for being that place for me for over a year now. It is truly a gem. Thanks for providing it! Check them out on social media and subscribe to their email list, you won't regret it. They're severely lacking in recent reviews, so give them a glowing one!

Just went to the Highland Theatre for the first time. I had a great time watching LILO and Stitch…read moretoday with my daughter and my mom. Clean theatre, affordable prices and comfortable seats

Akron is a diverse place and this old theatre in Highland Square adds to the city's unique feel…read more It's an amazing value - $5 for a first run movie. It's cool because it has a marquis that lights up, and it's surprisingly large (600 seats!), and the bar at the back has comfy stools and even an area with tables where you can sit with friends and watch a movie while having adult beverages. It's dark inside and probably not to every moviegoer's taste, and I haven't tried the popcorn, but I love supporting this local neighborhood business, especially when they're showing something other than comic book and action movies.

Wonderful movie theatre. Make sure you have good company and chose the movie you want. The movie…read moretheatre is clean and safe. Wuthering Heights a great movie.

Can't walk and two escalators and one elevator were not working. Could not shop on second floor.read more

Lisa Wilhelm trains ballerinas. From toddler to teen teams, she represents unsurpassed poise and…read moreprofessionalism. My daughters trained with her and now my granddaughter enjoys learning from the best

I just recently signed my daughter up to take a dance class here. The studio is a beautiful place…read more(although parking can be difficult at times). The owner is there all the time and checks in often to make sure everything is going well. There is a nice area for kids to do homework and moms to hang out while waiting. Price wise, I don't think they're the cheapest nor the most expensive. They did let us go buy her dance "gear" somewhere else aka target, which saved some money since some studios make you buy directly from them. They offer a variety of classes at lots of times, which is great for a working mom with a busy schedule.