We recently saw the Wizard of Oz show at LifeHouse Theater after not being there for many years. I…read morethink we will be back. You can't get better than this with a community theater / production and you can't beat the price. Many of the musical shows are composed in house (like Wizard of Oz) and are unique to this theater which I didn't know - impressive. I was expecting the same songs as you would expect with such a well known musical, but it was all different and just as enjoyable. There was a few times they added Christian element to the story, but it was subtle and not in your face. The singing talent in the cast was pretty good as was the sound system. There is probably not a bad seat in the place as we sat near the back and had no issues. They have boosters for the kids as well.

My husband and are annual pass holders because we love all their performances. They have such a…read morevariety of plays and it's not so large a theatre you can't see. Every seat is great.

Hilarious! Great energy, great material, haven't laughed that much since the 84 Olympics!read more

I have taken about eight weeks of classes. I love this place!!! It's my new home. Please come for…read morean improv show or stand up or take your class in either!

I recently attended a production that the Looking Glass Studio put on at a local school. I was very…read moreimpressed with the how everything was run and how the students performed. My little niece did so well in her play. The acting teacher Ms Sam was very friendly & accommodating, and my niece looked forward to every practice. I will be sending my children to this studio when they are old enough! Staff is knowledgeable. Great family values all around here.

I will start off with the positives. The front office staff have always been very kind,…read moreprofessional, and courteous. The dance lessons were okay and the facility is clean and in a nice shopping center. What turned me off to the studio though is the show and how it was run. First off the Stage manager at the Merry and Bright show was very rude. I got reprimanded and talked to in an unprofessional tone several times while volunteering back stage. Backstage was chaos and volunteers were given no direction besides "keep these children quiet". The dress rehearsal went on for a very long amount of time. My child was in the 8th act out of 29 acts and we were not done until 8pm (with a 6 start time). My child was up way past any acceptable hour for a 3 year old because the rehearsal lasted so long. Also because of the chaotic nature back stage I was fearful that my child might slip away and no one would notice so I stayed backstage even when I wasn't volunteering because I felt they didn't have a good eye on the kids especially the young ones. Lastly the other kinder-theater classes (same age and skill level) were much more prepared for their performance. I thought the teachers would be with the kids or perhaps run them through their dance moves a few times before performance. But this was not the case. My child's teacher was in several acts before and after the little kinders preformed so she wasn't there with them at all. This was extremely poor planning on the part of the studio to put all of her dances before and after her classes dance. Of course all the littles froze on stage because they are three and they played the wrong music. I got a stern talking to on two occasions for miming the dance moves to them when they got scared and froze. I will be canceling our membership and will have my daughter go to a new studio.

Like the other parents who have written reviews, I also cannot say enough good things about the…read moreUCamps program. Bald E, Zula, Coffee and the rest of the staff work so hard to create a nurturing, fun and respectful environment for the campers. My son has told me that the best 3 weeks of the year are the ones he spends at camp. As we search for colleges, I can't help but have in my mind that we should find one as close to the Ucamps experience as possible. What more could a parent ask for than for their kid to come home exhausted but energized and talking about how we shouldn't forget to sign up for Winter Camp? Karen Marriner Walnut Creek, CA

We picked our 13 year old son up today from the So Cal UCamp in Yucaipa. Before Hello left my lips…read morewhen I saw him he was already saying I'm coming back next year. He loved all the counselors & campers and felt like camp really changed him as a person. BaldE is awesome & I'm so glad he got the opportunity to go.

Such a great theatre company to have in the inland empire putting on such amazing showsread more

I love coming to this theater, both as an actor and an audience member! Didi and Dimyana Pelev…read moremanage to put on wonderful productions that cover a wide range of genres and stories. About 75% of the plays are geared for and to children, but adults find humor in the jokes and acting as much as the kids. The other 25% of the plays are sure to make an emotional impact, be it pure comedy or heart-wrenching stories based on real history, and all of it is truly awe-inspiring to watch. The set-up is fairly simple; some couches mixed with tables and chairs in the audience. Audience members are provided with a small dish of light snacks to start them off, and more snacks and drinks are available for purchase in the lobby. There's usually an intermission for people to take a bathroom break or to buy more concessions. The folks at this theater also sometimes provide silk roses for purchase that have tags attached for notes of encouragement and praise to individual actors. These are delivered during intermission, so it's best if they're bought and written early on. (Usually the actors also appreciate candy tribute, so you can do it with either a flower or a candy!) Following the end of a performance, the actors gather in the lobby for a meet and greet with their audience members. You can shake hands, ask questions, and take pictures with your favorite characters. This is one of my favorite theaters to attend. It really is a hidden gem in Yucaipa!

Singing was mostly not good, they did not follow our playlist, and Inappropriately sang a…read moredistasteful chant while the aunts and mother of the bride were dancing. They pretty much followed their own flow without asking for our input. They did accommodate our request to wear all white, and they were punctual, but aside from that, I was not very impressed.

Was amazing had them come for my moms 65th would recommend my family everyone loved even over paid…read moreon accident and quickly Zelled back 10000% recommend

I am beating myself up for not posting a review. My daugher has been attending their summer camps…read morefor 3 years in a row. Yep 3 years. The reason why I remembered to write a good review is because it is that time of the year again when I register with the wonderful team headed by their director, Nichelle. They are absolutely trustworthy and really took care of my daughter. Where do I begin to tell everyone about how this camp has helped my daughther find her voice and purpose? She was such a shy wall flower when we discovered this because a friend highly recommended this to us as her son has been going as well for years (just a side note, her son has been diagnosed with autism and they have been very great in taking care of him. He is amazing on stage!). My daughter have made friends who have been going to this camp for years as well. Her camp counselors always took such good care of her and even extended after the camp. She was able to audition for a wonderful play because of her recommendation. Whatvan amazing opportunity. Oh my gosh the camp. She enjoys it the and topics are amazing. She meets with acclaimed casting directors and other people from the indisustry and has helped her so much with her auditions. She likes the make up and props classes. She loves the live audience shoots!! We are so proud watching her act and do monologues. All in all, we will continue sending her to this camp. I am glad to know that they now have daily acting classes whole year round. We are checking out the voice over classes in Claremont. Thank you Young Actor's Camp and see you soon!

My daughter attended this camp for two weeks this summer and she had a blast. It is a sleep away…read moreacting camp on the campus of University of La Verne, so she not only got to experience a top notch acting camp that helped enhance her acting abilities, but also experienced what her college life would be like in the near future (They actually got to stay in the dorms!). She loved it! There are a lot of international students from abroad, so there are many kids to mingle and mix with to enhance the experience and the camp is run very efficiently with a lot of supervision. I only signed her up for two weeks this year, and she was truly sad when she had to leave...I would definitely send her back in a heartbeat! This is a GREAT summer camp for teens!!

Great voices great energy. Wish I could post my videos but Yelp won't let me. They are personable…read moreand talented

This duet has a wide variety of music genres. The harmonies they put together are beautiful. I…read morewould totally recommend this duo for any occasion.

I've been taking classes at San Gorgonio Ballet for years and have truly enjoyed my time here. I…read moredefinitely recommend the adult ballet class. Whether you're a beginner or want to really focus on basic technique, it's a good class to take.

Excellence training, kind director, and just a nice environment over all.read more

The service, the selection, the owner. Excellent customer service…read more They offer classes and also have free sew days. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. I have been to the shop multiple times and have always had a good time in the shop.

I reserved all 5 spots in a kids beginner-level sewing class for my daughter and her girl scout…read morefriends. The website stated that they would make 4 scrunchies during the hour and a half class, that all fabric was included. When we got there, I found out the owner (Vicky) had decided to intentionally double book the class, without telling anyone, including the instructor (who was a 13 year old girl named Audrey). So now there were 10 kids, most of whom have never sewn before. They had one cutting station set up (girls weren't allowed to cut by themselves) and 4 machines, but Vicky said one of the machines wasn't very good and she wouldn't recommend buying it. After an hour, zero scrunchies were done. I made a comment that I didn't see how the girls were going to complete 4 scrunchies in the next half hour at the rate they were going. The owner tried to tell me that it was "up to 4 per person" but that's not what the website says (*see screenshot). At that point though, she became more involved and started actually helping the students. Up to that point, Audrey, who was FABULOUS by the way, was doing all instruction but can only help so many girls at once. After 2 hours, most of the girls have completed ONE scrunchii each.I told Vicky what is going on in this class is NOT okay. She looked surprised and asked what the issue was. I told her: too many students, not enough help, not enough machines, etc. The responses I got: "Well, we have 4; you could have brought your own". Again, no supply list given. This was a beginner class, and my girls don't own their own machines.... "It depends on each person. Some people take longer. Like that girl (as she points to one child); she has had issues and needed to take out stitches twice"... "most of the people who come in already know the basics." So... Where are my girls supposed to learn the basics if not in abeginner class? "Audrey is the instructor. I'm trying to run a business here." ... Ok, so if Audrey is the instructor, then who opened up the class to be double booked?? You, or Audrey?? *at this point Vicky ignored me for about 20 seconds and then said "I opened up the class to more students."... "You're getting a really cheap price for this class. Most places charge you for the material etc." I agreed and told her it WAS a great price, and that's why I booked it for my scouts. But her deciding to run an inexpensive class doesn't mean that my girls aren't entitled to the lesson we paid for. She's the business owner. She sets the prices. And, as customers, we shouldn't lose out because of her poor planning. She finished by saying "I could always charge you more if you want." Audrey kept apologizing as she rushed between students & m ade multiple comments about "If I had known, I would have brought more material" and "I was so surprised when I saw how many girls were here." ... Vicky then tried to say "I told you I opened it to more students. Don't you remember??" And Audrey (being a 13 year old, very obviously trying to cover for her boss) goes "ummm... Oh yeah... I guess I forgot." No she didn't. She was blindsided. Vicky then talked quietly to Audrey for a few minutes... Asked her if 4 scrunchies was too much for one class. Audrey told her no, it's fine if he class was small. Then she asked if she is unable to teach large classes. Again, Audrey told her the number was fine, if she had known ahead of time and had the necessary supplies. Vicky finished up their conversation I saying something along the lines of, "well next time we just won't allow anyone into the beginner class unless they already know how to sew." What??? Does that make any sense to anyone else?? Never once did Vicky take responsibility for messing this up. I didn't get an apology or even a suggestion to minimize the chaos next time. I was met with an attitude when I questioned things and told that the girls could come back another day, buy more material, and pay an additional $5 to sew more. Vicky just said "there's nothing I can do about this." After THREE hours, most of the girls had finished TWO scrunchies each, and we finally left. They were frustrated. I was angry and felt the owner was inept. But, even after ALL of that, I was going to let it go and just chalk it up as a learning experience.... But then we got in the car. The first thing 2 of my girls told me was that Vicky talked to them quietly as they were buying additional material to take home. She asked them "So you know how to do social media and all that stuff?" When they said yes, Vicky told them to log onto a Yelp as soon as they leave make sure to leave her a high star review! Wtf??? That is next level inappropriate, especially for a fledgling business owner. We will NOT be returning. P.S. - I wish it were possible to leave a zero star for shabby rose/ Vicky, and a 5 star for Audrey. She was great, very professional and patient, and my girls would love to work with her again in the future, but through a different venue.