Best Acting Classes in Richmond, CA

“My two girls went through the diploma program and they were taught not only music but received exposure to world-class performing arts -- ballet, spoken word, steel drum, african and mexican dance, acting, singing.”

“I love that they have become a hub for local community arts and house many different performing arts (dance, symphony, plays/musicals, art exhibits, comedy/speaking engagements, and more!”

“If your watching a show here, the seating side-to-side is really tight to one another, and the rows are also close together, so prepare to share intimate space with your neighbors.”

“Tickets are priced for many different budgets, all the seats are great, the performances are A+, parking is readily available, proximity to great restaurants is fantastic, and it's all right here in Berkeley”

“Great live theater”

“Am sad that they will have to close again because of covid restrictions, but am hoping they will be able to continue on the other side of the pandemic.”

“First time seeing Shakespeare in this glorious amphitheater that seats many but feels intimate; enjoyed picnicking at the interval in our seats (some folks took advantage of the picnic tables for dining before the performance, which is another great ...”

“I've lived in SF for nearly forty years and I am embarrassed to say I did not even know this theater existed until I recently saw the incredible and inspiring “I, Too, Sing America”.”

“A must have experience for kids and families”

“I was concerned about my mezzanine tickets since it said limited view but was surprised to see a cozy theater with the best view even though we were mezzanine corner seat.”

“I'm not sure if it was the sound for the particular show but it was a little hard to hear the speakers.”

“I've seen their show 3 times in 3 weeks; the only thing that wasn't different about each show was that they were all amazingly inventive and very, very funny.”

“Seele Stars "The Show Must Go Online" virtual camp was an amazing way to start the summer for our daughter who is just getting interested in theater arts.”

“Good ....”

“An oasis of Filipino American cultural and community performance in a desert of crackheads and heroin addicts, Bindlestiff is the little theatre company that could.”

“I especially loved the area where you were given random objects in a box and such toothpicks, tape, cotton balls and given a subject and asked to create it using the items supplied.”