We always have a great time at the Savannah Theatre. We recently went to see A Christmas Tradition,…read moreand had a blast. The performers were absolutely amazing, and the balcony seats are a must. Concessions lines are always long, but if you time it right, you'll get goodies that are reasonably priced. Tip: largest quantity of wine gets you a refill for $2 off! It's such a sight at night, an a must thing to do when you're in the Savannah area.

Went to see Million Dollar Quarter...amazing theater, incredible performance! Will definitely be…read moreattending more shows there!

Savannah Stage Company is a non-profit theatre that formed in 2012 thanks to a successful…read moreKickstarter campaign. I was introduced to these guys through an improv performance at a wedding reception. How cool of them to perform at a wedding and what a novel idea for the bride and groom to arrange for an improv troupe to perform at their reception. It certainly made the dinner more lively and entertaining. The group that came to perform for us included Jayme Tinti (Artistic Director), Joanna Walchuk Aprea, Wesley Pridgen, and Cydnei Prather. Jayme was the energetic host/MC and she guided us through all of the acts. I've been to several improv shows in Atlanta so I was familiar with some of the formats. What makes improv fun is the audience interaction. All of the acts performed required input from the audience. Some of the acts actually required a member of the audience to directly participate on stage (or in our case, on the wedding dance floor). Examples included an act where someone from the audience would tell the actors to instantly "change" their story throughout the act and another act where the actors sang a song about an audience member they just met and knew only a few facts about. It was funny. There were games like one actor having to guess the other actors' personas or professions (suggested by the audience). There were stories and musicals with ideas, locations, and music types suggested by the audience. Cydnei served as both an actor and a live musician. I was impressed with her musical improvisation on the keyboard. On a whim, she was able to churn out music that matched the mood of the act whether it was dramatic, lighthearted, or something else. Props to her. Overall, I thought the entire group did a fine job. They were wacky, enthusiastic, and quick to think on their feet (something I'm terrible at). Thanks for the performance!

From the owner: Savannah Stage Company is a non profit Theater company founded in 2012. We exist to encourage…read moreBravery and Creativity in the Savannah Community. Our mission is that we exist to engage audiences and nurture artists in and around Savannah with authentic, imaginative theatre experiences centered around collaboration and process-based experimentation. We are a haven where audiences and artists engage in unique, meaningful, theatre experiences to gain insight and grow through exploration and connection.

A must if your visiting savannah! This group of fast thinkers are soooo funny and talented! We…read morelaughed all night!

This group was really good! They were very engaged aging with the audience never, family friendly,…read moreand non-stop funny. Highly recommend checking them out!

My husband, two friends and I took this tour on Saturday afternoon on Sept 12, 2026. It was a hot…read moreday and luckily that day the tour was on an air-conditioned bus rather than a trolley. The Moron Twins, Dani and Danny (AKA Ava & Jamal), were entertaining from start to finish. They did a great job getting the audience involved and the jokes, commentary, and occasional history lessons never sounded like they were repeating something they had memorized - it sounded like they were sharing the information for the first time. I think it's smart there is a minimum age requirement (13 years). There is occasional adult language and situations, but never anything over-the-top; I'd say it's the equivalent of a PG-13 rating at the theater. My favorite part was when Danny, a black man wearing a red wig, pretended to be Julia Roberts. He had left the bus a minute or so earlier during another skit and showed up strolling along the sidewalk with his red wig, engaging passing vehicles and pedestrians - it was hilarious. There was a brief stop in the middle of the tour, long enough for everyone to use the restroom and freshen their drinks. I'd like to give a special, personal shout-out to Jamal for looking out for my husband when he was having trouble getting on the bus due to a bad hip. Thank you, Jamal! It meant a lot to me. If you are visiting or if you live in Savannah, this is a must-see tour. I highly recommend it.

What a blast! Danny Moron and Danni Moron, the Moron Twins were a great duo to entertain the group…read more It's nonstop laughter from start to finish as the duo cracked jokes that interlaced with each other in a smooth delivery. They incorporated material from guests on the bus and peppered laughs throughout the tour. It was irreverent, a little raunchy in just the right way to make you blush. One of the highlights include Danny existing the bus and taking the show to the street with innocent bystanders becoming part of the show, all while narrated inside by Danni. We covered several blocks with Danny running through the streets and squares while we laughed in the air conditioned trolly. A great show, must do when visiting Savannah... and you'll learn a little history too... but much, but just enough.

What a wonderful theater experience! The self-serve system makes everything quick and convenient,…read moreand the all-you-can-eat popcorn and drinks are a huge bonus. The seating really takes it to the next level--reclining chairs with swivel tables make it incredibly comfortable and perfect for enjoying your movie without feeling cramped. Overall, this place hits all the marks for comfort, convenience, and value. Definitely a must-go!

We were visiting Savannah and ended up at the movies 2x…read more The theater is clean. The employees friendly. You pay for snacks and scan tickets at the front and then popcorn and drinks are self serve. I have never been to self serve popcorn but I loved it. You can fill and butter as you see fit. The seat backs are too high and I had to recline the seats in front of us so we could see the whole screen. It wouldn't be as noticeable if the seats were set up as stadium seating. There is no wall that blocks the light when the doors are opened, so that is also a downside to NCG. Since we don't live in Savannah we had to rely on fandango to find us a local theater. The AMC is general admission (no reserved seating) so we chose NCG. We would return, but they do need to rethink design.

Clayer & Co. Is a full service pottery studio located just a few minutes away from downtown…read moreSavannah in the Thunderbolt area! They offer classes, workshops, studio time, and group lessons! My husband and I tried the Valentines Day "Sit and Spin" workshop and had a blast! Clair is the owner and lead instructor and was HILARIOUS. She should seriously be a stand up comedian. She was cracking jokes and making sure everyone had a great time. I was a little nervous my husband wouldn't like it as I am the crafty/artsy one in the family. But he got really into it...trying to "muscle" the clay and shape it into perfection. We got competitive with it. He was laughing with Clair the whole time. We messed up a lot. But the instruction was clear and delivered in such a fun way. We got to create something to take home...and will be such a great conversation piece in our house. It was such a fun evening and we are already looking forward to our next workshop!

This whole experience was a blast, and Claire is an excellent instructor with a great music…read moreplaylist. I would recommend it to anyone!

Fun bingo night, great event with very helpful and nice workers. Electronic option a little…read moreexpensive but a fun option with more games.

Great people go here!!!! The auxiliary is an active and fun group. Several events throughout the…read moreyear to join in!

I used In Any Event for renting my wedding chairs in Savannah Georgia at Orleans Square on April…read more23, 2022. Sheree was great to work with. The white padded chairs that we rented looked great at our ceremony. They were positioned exactly as I wanted. We are so happy that we rented from In Any Event and would recommend them to anyone.

I don't want to give this business a half a star, but I can't submit my review without one star…read more Out of 11 vendors, this is the only one that fell short thus disappointing us on our wedding day. Specifically speaking, chair cushions for the newly married couple to sit on were never delivered. Those chairs were extremely hard and could NOT be used. Can you say hemrroids? Therefore, in any event you decide to patronize this place, please, please, inventory your delivery piece by piece for missing items. We expected this business to deliver what we ordered. When we informed in any event of the situation, we were told...had we called them on (our wedding day), they would have delivered the cushions - excuse me! I say, no ma'am, you all should have been efficient. First of all, yes we iquired about a refund. Secondly, the call was to inform you of your mistake to hopefully prevent you from making the same mistake again. Finally, if a client has severe hemrroids or any other medical condition, who are you to determine whether or not the chairs could have been used. Regretfully, The Gosa's