I came to the ZACH Theater for the first time. "Dear Evan Hansen" is an emotional story that really…read morestays with you. The performances captured the vulnerability and loneliness at the heart of the show. The themes of connection, mental health, and the need to be seen feel incredibly relevant. It's not always an easy watch, but it's meaningful and worth it. I felt every character and it truly had me breaking into tears. Getting tickets at "will call" was easy. The Libby had lots of seating. Tables and chairs, and small lounge couches. There was a young women singing on a small stage with a guitar. Played a few songs that we all knew. And charmed us with her own original song. Beautiful voice. There is a small bar in the back. I did get a small cocktail and a box of popcorn. The auditorium room had wonderful seats. It looks like row K is the best seat because they have like a small bar like table in front of you. The chairs don't have cupholders. So you end up having to hold everything or place on the floor. No one obstruct your view from the stage. Every seat is a good seat. Parking is easy. I paid $15.00 and found parking easily. I was also a little early for the show. I just started following ZACH on IG to see up coming shows. If you want to see this show, they did say they are extending to May. I hope you come see the show and support the local theater.

I recently attended the play "Come From Away" at the Zachary Scott theater and was pleasantly…read moresurprised. I went in, knowing nothing about the production and gained lots of knowledge as to the events behind it. On September 11, 2001, Gander International Airport in Newfoundland, Canada took in 38 commercial flights numbering almost 7000 passengers in response to the 911 bombings & the US closing its airspace. The a tiny town of Gander welcomed them with open arms and fed them, provided housing and clothes over the course of 4 days. It's a heartwarming story and leaves hope for the best of humanity and connection. The cast and protection were great. Adding to that is Celtic bluegrass music and an infectious enthusiasm. I highly recommend it. Running through September 27th. 1 hour 40 minute production, no intermission.

I've been working with Epic for years, and they always deliver. I've typically worked with them to…read morecontract with musicians and DJs, and I have never been disappointed. Epic does a great job of finding talent in my budget. They also do a great job finding talent that hits the mood just right. I recommend Epic to all my work colleagues, and none of them have been disappointed. Epic is great!

I am a musician and DJ for epic entertainment. I have absolutely loved their gigs. Everyone has…read morebeen super nice and respectful to me at their events. I would highly recommend working for them!

It's difficult to find adult dance instruction in Austin geared towards the older dancer, but…read moreSynergy's Silver Swan ballet program does just that. Theoretically, one should be at least 55+ to enroll, but exceptions can be made! The instructor, Maureen Slabaugh, is certified by the Royal Academy of Dance to teach under their Silver Swans model and does an outstanding job of making the class work for both absolute beginners as well as dancers with some level of experience. Currently classes are offered two days a week. I enrolled two years ago and really wonder why I didn't find out about Silver Swans years ago!! I hadn't taken a ballet class in at least 25 years and I simply love it! Highly recommend.

I've been taking adult ballet (Silver Swans class) for 2 years and it has been a fantastic…read moreexperience all around. Maureen is a phenomenal teacher - encouraging and nonjudgmental when you need it, excellent with technical details and technique when you need it. It's not just a good workout, it's also REALLY good for our brains! Every class has something a little extra challenging to work our memory and keep us on our toes. The classes are structured like the ballet classes of my childhood - first the barre, then the center. Maureen is great at giving options for newcomers and experienced students, and making sure everyone is both comfortable and challenged. She is also really good at helping people modify if they are injured or need to take additional care. Synergy itself is staffed with cheerful friendly people and it's always a pleasure to be there.

Stephen and Mardi are outstanding Argentine Tango teachers that really focus on tango as it's…read moredanced in a social setting (milongas, or tango dance parties). From the very first lesson, they emphasize the beauty and versatility of dancing that is graceful, comfortable, and sensual, while still appropriate for the social dance floor. Their teaching style is very accessible and encouraging. Plus, they really focus on the essentials of dancing with musicality, elegance, and confidence. I'm not only very happy with the workshops and classes I've taken directly from them, but it's a joy to dance with their students at milongas.

Mardi and Stephen are probably the most influential Argentine tango teachers I have had. They are…read moreclearly the best teachers of social tango in the Austin/Georgetown area. In a word -- "excelente"!

This "psychic medium" uses a personal medical story (brain surgery) to build trust with those who…read moreare grieving, but the actual service provided was non-specific and felt entirely fabricated She exploits people by claiming she's channeling loved ones. If you want to be closer to your loved ones, this is not the route to take. It's of a dark nature when you allow a stranger to hold your vulnerability and speak on behalf of who you think are your loved ones "coming through". No one has the power to speak for the deceased, and using that claim to take money from grieving families is predatory. Please do not let your emotions be used against you by someone looking for a profit. She may have had a neurological experience from her so called "surgery miracle" but by claiming she has a "gift" she's been able to bypass the con-artist label. The attention-seeking from this manipulator is a complete scam. Be very wary of the claims made on this page. It's a predatory tactic aimed at people in a fragile state. You may think you're getting answers, but she's simply reading you as an individual and telling you what you want to hear. Tara Bonner is nothing short of a crook.

i have seen tara three times now -- twice for energy healing & mediumship, and once for an in-depth…read moretarot reading. she is absolutely wonderful! her energy is incredibly warm, approachable, kind, and welcoming. she is very clear about her process, and her empathy is apparent. before seeing tara i had zero experience with reiki or with mediumship, and i truly had no idea what to expect. in my first session (i told her NOTHING about why i had come to see her), she blew me away by noting several issues that there was absolutely *no* way she could have known -- including one real showstopper. i absolutely recommend visiting tara, even if you are new to energy healing and/or mediumship and/or tarot. she takes care to explain everything and is very insightful. i have left all three visits feeling lighter, calmer, very seen/understood, and extremely supported. tara is an absolute gem!

Every summer the Zilker Theatre Productions presents a free musical for all to enjoy. This is…read morealways a summer tradition for me to attend the show. This summer it was Bring it On and past shows included Shrek, The Little Mermaid, Legally Blonde, Newsies, Hairspray and others. You can come early before the show and place your blanket down on the hillside to reserve your spot. It is a great location to watch an outdoor performance or show. The Zilker Hillside is an outdoor amphitheater venue located on a hillside in Zilker Park with a large stage, ample lighting capability, amenities, and location next to Barton Springs Pool and is the perfect spot for a dance recital, symphony or cultural event. Visitors are allowed to bring food and non-alcoholic beverages. The theater also has a concessions stand on site offering snacks and drinks. There are restrooms available. No dogs are allowed unless they are service dogs.

Our first visit at Zilker Theatre was such a blast! The talent was unbelievable. Felt like I was…read moreseeing a touring Broadway show. I actually have seen their show touring and think this production did it better. Bathrooms at the park they have inside ones and also a few porta potty's that are very close by. There are more handicap accessible spots right in the front of the stage and all other seating is on the hill. Bring your blanket or low rise chairs (can be difficult for people to see over regular lawn chairs). We brought a small picnic to enjoy and lots of people brought food they ordered to eat before/during the show. The sound quality and level is excellent. We were more off to the right side on the stage and could still see fairly well and could hear everything perfectly. They do have plenty of trash cans around so please clean up after yourself. At the merch/sales table they have programs and surveys that help them with data for grants and benefits by showing who makes up their expansive audience. The night I was there they did a drawing for a gift card if you filled out an information slip and I actually won a BookPeople gift card! Please buy something/tip/add money to the actors buckets that come around so that they can continue to provide awesome, quality free entertainment to the community. We will definitely be back next season. I found the event on Instagram.

We just saw this circus. They're so good. We have seen a few other touring shows with a different…read morecompany. This one is much better. They had better stunts and nonstop performance. I walked out feeling it was worth it! I would definitely watch them again if they return.

The best part of Westlake High School are the teachers. They are truly amazing. The worst part of…read morethe school is the athletic program. It is a pay-to-play mentality. They also discriminate against student athletes that do not fit their mold.

Westlake high school is an amazing public school, there's one thing that has me concerned. The…read morefreedom of the students and how they have many people watching there every move it invokes anxiety even paranoia sometimes, even if a student isn't doing anything wrong they make them feel like they're guilty of something there not.

It's official - immersive theater has arrived in Austin, thanks to NunaMaana…read more I discovered NunaMaana through Ballet Austin about a year and a half ago and have been going to their shows ever since. Seeing a NunaMaana show is like nothing else in Austin. Think of New York's Sleep No More - but instead of terrifying and creepy, tons of fun with vibrant colors and beautiful dancing. Oh, and lots of laughs. I love watching the show unfold and seeing people open up as the performance progress - by the end, even the stodgiest of folks find themselves getting involved in the story and playing along. I cannot recommend NunaMaana more - they provide professional entertainment mixed with quintessential Austin friendliness.

NunaMaana and its performances are easily one of my favorite things about Austin. Their…read moreperformances are not something you go to see, they're something you go to DO, to experience along next to the performers and other audience members. Their shows range from funny with characters that have you laughing, to heartaching with pieces that reach from the souls, to intricate with stories that unravel throughout the show and will have you eagerly awaiting what will be revealed next. It is not a sit down and watch the stage type of show -- the stage and characters are around you. They will interact with you if you are interested, and you can get to know each characters' unique stories moments before they all come together for another energetic dance (which they'll teach you a couple of, too!). Every show is such a different theme, you never know what you're getting into -- from hip hop to indie rock, from soft romantic tunes to booty-rockin' jams. Settings range from masquerade balls to medieval kingdoms, glow parties to out-of-this-world get togethers with lawn games. I would recommend this to anyone, and that's the beauty of it. Go for a girls night out and get dressed up to match the theme. Bring a big group of friends and play some cornhole in between dances. Go for a date night and have some drinks while eating delicious cupcakes left at the tables while mingling with the characters. Bring the family and kids can dance right along with the young dancers in the show giving out lollipops and glow sticks. These shows are creative, magical, and make you forget the outside world. They are all different enough that you never know what you're getting into, but the surprises are always such a delight. I highly recommend.

Great dive bar in a fun area of Austin. Don't live there anymore, but it was great in the old days…read moreof Austin.

Rude as fuck staff, terrible drinks, no AC, no music, bad vibes, have to wait over an hour to play…read moreone game of pool, the tables are rigged and this place stinks, only one bathroom per gender, this place is awful I will never return. The staff yelled at me for no reason, never come here