Weather changes and adjusted weekend plans led friends and I to the 7pm performance yesterday…read moreevening at Kirkwood. Not wanting to be backpacking to an alpine wilderness lake when a little rain predicted became a bigger 6 hour lightning storm, we opted to see the adult version of the Flynn Creek Circus's "Desert Myth" performance. The audience seating inside the tent were not the typical single seats, only, arrangement . Seats were sold as bench/folding chair table lots closer to the stage, stool/tall bar table lots, or as individual folding chairs. It actually makes total sense as people often enjoy shows with a few friends. The performance in the evening was the adult version of the show. A little more skin is showed, and a few more adult joke content. The performance lasted 2 hours and was very entertaining! Well worth the ticket price. There were some aerial acts, some juggling acts, and some cactus clowning. Some of the aerialists had quite electrifying performances!

Went to the adults only show and had a good time. It was sold out and it was crowded in there. Very…read moreentertaining and I'd give it 5 stars except there are no animals or flying trapeze artists. The girl who did the hoolahoop show was our favorite.

WOW FACTOR? An hour before the play started (Baskerville: a Sherlock Holmes Mystery), we showed up…read morebut only two separated tickets were left. The two volunteers for the night offered to let us purchase their adjacent tickets while they sat in the separated seats! Very nice, small theater (not much legroom). GO AGAIN? Yes. The play was most enjoyable. Great acting - really great.

The Flick was among the BEST performance I have ever seen! Small, quaint theater and every seat is…read morea great seat! Nice lobby area with refreshments. Very high quality theater. I am looking forward to seeing Open House.

The small theater with the lounge chairs is so comfortable and cozy! Screen and sound quality A+!read more

Smallest theater I've ever been…read more This theater is located in the town of Willits. It has three movie screens in the building. We watched The Meg in an evening show and the price was fairly cheap at $9 a person for general admission. Don't expect a chain of movie theaters with multiple screens or reclining seats & self-service ticketing kiosks. This is a small town movie house with friendly service and a nice smile from the young people working at the theater. Pay for tickets at the outside window and they will buzz you in. As soon as you're inside the theater the concession stand and snack bar is right there in front of you with just a few steps. Inside the movie theater is very clean with new chairs. The red chairs (or was it maroon?) do not recline but they are comfy. TRIVIA: Ever wondered why movie theaters have red seats? It's because red is the first color that is lost to our sight in low-light conditions... anything red virtually disappears once the house lights go down. The movies showing at the time were pretty current. The Meg was only on its second day after its release date. Other two movies showing were Christopher Robin and Mission Impossible. I love the spacious leg room in between rows of seats, the aisles are wide as well. The theater was not full on a Saturday evening, very nice date night with the hubby. I enjoyed my experience in this theater. Review #1114

Just saw the Gloriana production of "Chicago" -- what a fantastic show! Great singing, incredible…read moredancing. Hard to believe a community theater production can be as lively and professional as this. Great job, Gloriana!

All of the musicals that I have seen at Gloriana have been top notch! Rent, Next to Normal and…read moreChicago were all superb!

The Ukiah Symphony is a community orchestra, with most of the musicians local amateurs. There are…read moresome members from surrounding communities, and some of the musicians have professional credentials. They present four concerts a year at the Mendocino Community College Little Theater. A typical professional symphony orchestra will have 80 to 100 musicians. At a recent performance, the Ukiah Symphony could muster only 37. They played Beethoven's Fourth Symphony with only a dozen violinists. An early Romantic symphony would have played this piece with 50 stringed instruments; here there were 20 or so. As a consequence, the music sounded thin. This is not to criticize; they do very well with what they have. Highly recommended if you find yourself in Ukiah on a weekend when they are playing. Check the website for dates and tickets.

Imagine an inimitable shift in the universe that causes a door to the 4th Dimension to open that…read moreallows you to peek inside for ninety minutes; what you see would probably resemble a performance by The Fort Bragg Footlighters. I have seen a lot of theater, concerts, ballet, opera, and live performances in my lifetime and nothing, and I mean NOTHING prepared me for what I witnessed on stage. It was as if John Waters' Dreamlanders made a clandestine move from their hometown of Baltimore and set up production in Fort Bragg, California. The performance I attended was titled, "No Good Deed Goes Unpunished" or "Oh, Whoa is me!" The story is about a dastardly opportunist who strategizes the fleecing of a widow out of her home unless she can produce the deed that was hidden by her late husband. Chaotically spinning around the story are a handful of vaudeville-type vignettes involving a ghost, an escaped mental patient (played authentically by Jamie Medley) pursued by two inept hospital medics, a Keystone Cop who's in love with a snarky chambermaid, an "Egg Lady" (Yes, you read that right), a damsel in distress, and orchestrating all this madness is the show's host, Joseph Servko, who also plays the villain and is the apparent glue that holds this labor of love together. There are also three sing-along numbers where the audience is required to sing all three songs...twice! "No Good Deed Goes Unpunished" was performed on the stage of the Footlighers Little Theatre and from what a couple of the actors told me before the performance, the story of how the building was nearly fleeced from them by a local television studio uncannily mirrors what is played out on stage (you can read about it here: https://www.mendocinobeacon.com/2009/08/13/footlighters-suing-community-tv/). The theater is old and in need of repair; shingles are detaching from the façade, the top layer of one of the plywood exit doors has completely peeled away, the outside desperately needs a coat of paint, but when you enter the building, you are transported back to a time when vaudeville was king. David Lynch and Harmony Korine only wish they had the innate genius to create something so pure and genuine. The Fort Bragg Footlighters perform every Wednesday and Saturday from Memorial Day to Labor Day and if you are visiting from out of town, it would be a crime to miss their truly one-of-a-kind musical extravaganza. I completely LOVED what I witnessed and if I lived in Fort Bragg, I would attend each performance by The Footlighters every time they stepped on a stage.

i caught a show earlier this year.it was funny.well put together.the audience loved the encouraged…read moreinteraction with the performers(singing along ,clapping, ect.) my boyfriend and i sat behind the very talented pianist.costumes were awesome.all together a great time and perfect date night idea. great job putting it all together joseph!your the man!!!

It's so nice to have quality dance instruction in Lake County. They offer ballet, tap, hip hop,…read morejazz and a even a theater group. All ages! Even grown ups! The facilities are a bit rough and unrefined but the instruction very good.

Great variety of classes. Fun, warm, all inclusive, down to earth dance studio. Great value, for a…read moregreat experience. Everyone is helpful and makes this one of the best experiences for kids growing up in Lake County. My wife went here and so did her sisters and friends, now my own children are attending. Its so awesome!!

Beautiful theater, comfy seats. Shows a mixture of New Releases, and classics…read more We liked the old & huge movie camera in the lobby. Bring cash it's easier! Cards are accepted. Great selection of movies, and 1 day only specials.

Glad to be back to the movies!…read more Firstly, the arena theaters Covid safety protocols are on point! Every other row of seating is taped off to ensure social distancing.** An usher will escort you to your seat upon entering. You can grab concessions after you've been seated. I indulged in a large tub of popcorn (half the fun of movie theaters right??!) and was happily surprised to find they have individual nutritional yeast containers- along with the usual salt & butter- available to top off your popcorn! Overall, the experience made me very happy to return to viewing movies in theater! Looking forward to returning soon. **TIP: Get there early if you are particular about your seat selection, as the limited capacity means larger parties may be split up once the theater fills!