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Fantastic production! The leads (and ensemble too)are all first class, better than the touring production! The lighting is nothing short of spectacular,the costumes are gorgeous. Dominique Bonino as Clara is a special treat. It is hard to believe she is only 17, what a star and she sings like an angel! Diana Torres Koss is such a pleasure to watch and listen to, and Justin Taylor Nixon's voice is just to die for. Go see this production before it closes! Collapse

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I went with a friend and it was great. They kept the energy high and the comedy was solid!

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I haven't been there in a while because it's not near my house. However, it used to be a great place to dance for beginners and intermediate level dancers. The lessons were well done and the bands were great. The only reason it didn't get 5 stars from me is the lack of air conditioning. They may have added that in the last year. Collapse

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I have seen this artist's work at different galleries and really love the fun whimsical creatures and colorful palette!

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The Museum is known for excellent community minded exhibits, and Valued Partners is no exception. The exhibit is dynamic, and includes a relevant and witty mini-theater, biographical panels on the life and work of the couple, well-thought children's activity areas (great hands-on activities), and several compelling programs planned throughout the duration of the exhibits. Hats off to the History Museum, they're doing great work there. Collapse

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I didn't know what to think, I mean, my daughter and I don't know Sign Language but I wanted her to see the play. After seeing it... not only was it very interesting because all the characters use sign language but they voice everything too. The show was amazing. Lot's of high energy just for the kids and lots of audience interaction with the actors during the show. William Morgan sure knows his stuff and knows how to entertain children. Collapse

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I saw a sign on the sidewalk advertising tours of the church, so I walked in. A nice older gentlemen gave me an individualized tour that not only described the wonderful artwork within but also a bit of San Jose's history. Not sure if I'll ever be back in San Jose, but if I am I'll definitely be visiting this church again. A gem. Collapse

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Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? is one of Edward Albee's masterpieces and a classic of the contemporary American theater. In spite of this, I had only seen the movie version prior to my trip to Northside Theater Company. I am now a devoted fan of both the play and of the theater company. The production is worthy of a major venue and the actors do themselves and playwright Albee proud. Tom Amon's George is a hand grenade wrapped in soft felt. The neighbors probably think he is charming, but his claws and teeth are sharp and tinged with poison. Sarah S. David as Martha manages to navigate the complexities of the character skillfully and without losing sight of Martha's vulnerability and humanity. She is raw, occasionally cruel, and always sexual, but she is also very real. Richard Orlando's set embraces the stage and the action like a comfortable glove. All-in-all, this is a production that shouldn't be missed. Collapse

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Took our Cub Pack a couple of years ago and it was wonderful! So many bugs, critters, etc. It was a fun time for the whole family!

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The Rodin garden has been one of my favorite hang-outs since high school. The layout is elegant, and the sculptures are simply magical. Lovely spot for picnicking, too.

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