After taking the VO Vigilante Beginner's Workshop and Marking for Voice and Vocal Talent workshops…read moreI decided to do a vocal evaluation. My evaluation with September was fantastic! She was warm and an encouraging during my cold reads which helped ease my nerves a bit. I got some great feedback and inflection advice as well as some experience reading in front of an actual mic. Both September and I were pleased with the progress made during the session. The session left me feeling excited about taking my next steps towards becoming a vocal talent. The Carter's definitely haven't seen the last of me!

Working with Bob Carter to learn VO work has been a very eye-opening experience. His 1-on-1 course…read morereally helped me to understand where I need to improve and how to become a working VO talent. I would recommend Bob to anyone who may want to do voiceover work.

My 11 year old son took the summer camp and loved it. My boy can be skeptical at times, but after…read moreseeing one of Patricia's plays, he was sold. It was great picking him up every day and seeing that huge smile on his face..... Highly recommend this for your kids...

From the owner: The Actor's Edge is an established provider of professional caliber performing arts education for…read morechildren and adults of all experience levels; delivered in a nurturing and supportive environment; where students strive to develop honest, dynamic and memorable performances. * Whether your dream is to: Get an agent and start working commercially * Already have a talent agent and need further training to be audition-ready * Want to get the lead in your next school play * Just have fun and gain confidence while exploring the world of performing arts The Actor's Edge can help you get there! Our instructors are industry professionals themselves who generously share their passion and knowledge in their fields of expertise. Their energy and enthusiasm inspire and encourage students as they are challenged to stretch outside their comfort zones and grow as artisans of their craft.

We have loved The Studios! Our kids have loved attending classes which are engaging and fun! We…read moreselected a Parent-and-Me option due to the age of our two (two and under). We had two different instructors - each wonderful - and were able to participate 2:1 kids to adults which was a plus. We also had our daughter's first birthday party there and it was a wonderful experience. Don and Kate are so helpful. The space is wonderful and we were able to decorate to the party theme. We had access to the kids' art table for food and cake and another attached room for adults as well. There is a bathroom with a changing table right next door. The Studios equipment and toys were so fun all the kids who attended - for ages newborn to 6. Parking and access was also a breeze. Definitely a great, nice, fun and afforable option we'd recommend.

From the owner: Specializing in early childhood music and movement, private music lessons and musical theatre for…read moreall ages and skill levels!

Love love love this venue! I've never seen a bad show here. The staff is wonderful, so welcoming…read moreand most of the desserts that they have during intermission are homemade!! Just saw "The house of blue leaves" and it was so good I'm taking someone else to see it on Mother's Day.

The location was at an old church. The set up was very nice. You got choice seats very comfortable…read morechairs. The comedy was out of this world. It was funny hilarious. You laughed and just put yourself with some of the places that they were putting themselves in at the actors, it was hilarious and I loved it. I would love to see more.

Very packed, lots of food, vendors and good music and shuttles at the Suwanee location.read more

I had heard about this event from the earlier event locations - this is a "pop-up" style market…read morethat moves around Atlanta, typically over a holiday weekend. On this occasion, it was the Memorial Day weekend on 2018.10.5 - 2018.10.07 and the market took place at the North Point Mall at 1000 North Point Cir, Alpharetta, GA 30022, along the side facing the JC Penny's anchor store. This is an outdoor vendor-oriented market featuring imported goods and a huge assortment of food. In Asia markets like these are done at night to escape the heat of the day - typically they go on pretty much all night but of course this US market is a bit more pragmatic. I met a friend after work on the first night (Friday) right when it opened, about 5:00 PM. The market was just getting started so some of the food vendors weren't quite ready and some tents were unoccupied, but this was remedied by the time we left. Admission was $10 but could have been less if we'd bought online prior to the event day - we decided to just pay at the gate. Oh and most of these vendors were cash only so keep that in mind - there are several ATMs but you get to pay those fees. I'd say that the "International" aspect was very well represented by a super diverse assortment of vendors and a crowd to to match. There were the typical saree and handbag sellers plus one booth that had leather jackets. I saw many, many different ethnic groups from all over the world - lots of fun to be had. There's also a stage with music that continued for most of the night with some live local acts and a DJ spinning a broad-time-spanning assortment of well-mixed dance music. But of course the real reason I attended was to sample the food. The food ranged from near-local to far reaching Asian - there were at least two different Lao vendors, Snackboxe Bistro and a Thai/Viet/Lao vendor that served Pad Thai, Papaya Salad and skewers of meat. There were also several Indian vendors including the nearby Dekkan Spice (very good) so a good mix of local restaurants, caterers and food trucks. I saw a couple of Halal places including a whole BBQ goat. We settled on a mix of Thai and Island cuisines, the latter being a veggie and noodle stirfry with teriyaki chicken. I thought both were quite good and less than $10. The Hawaiian rotisserie looked amazing but wasn't quite ready or I def would have gotten the pork ribs or turkey leg. There was also a vegan section with many restaurants within if what I described above scared you. I think there was plenty to sample something unusual and come away full. There were many drink vendors selling lassies and other cold drinks including many fruity drinks. I only saw one beer vendor but it was large and well placed sith several local craft brews - I ended up with a Creature Comforts Tropicalia IPA but also say a Three Taverns sour and a Steady Hand Farmhouse Ale (Saisson) as options. Overall I liked the event but coudn't stay much more than the hour or so (commitments elsewhere) but did have fun while there. The people serving were really nice and accommodating and good about answering questions. It was starting to get crowded so that was my queue to get out anyway - I don't deal with the jostle of the crowds - when my beer gets bumped it's time to leave!