We enjoy watching our niece in the performances. I do wish that masks were optional. They were…read moreforcing it on some while letting others go without. The room is plenty big enough to "social distance" the seating and allow everyone to decide for themselves on masks. I also noticed some on stage wearing face shields and others not wearing them. Is it optional for them or are they requiring proof of vaccination to determine who gets to go without?

I love that Woodstock has a small town feel while still offering great cultural experiences like…read moreWoodstock Arts. I'm sad to say that I haven't made it to a theatrical performance yet but did enroll my daughter in their fall Stories Come Alive! class. The class taught beginner techniques and storytelling to young elementary children and seemed to be enjoyed by all. I was also impressed by Kyle's (the theatre's education manager) presence during classes and overall involvement and communication. I would definitely enroll my daughter in a future class and plan to attend an upcoming performance in the spring!

This is not and art Gallery Never was…read more Mainly restaurant Sometimes a band Depending on mood a play or two

Last minute idea for a Sunday Funday option. This little school house is in downtown Cumming and is…read morecertainly a blast from the past. It's a 1920s school turned into a theater, with a majority of the original school intact. I was able to get some last minute tickets for the show, The Producers, literally 2 hours before the play. Cost was not bad at all, $25/person. They offer a VIP experience too, for another $25/person, that comes with heavy hors d'ouevres and non-alcoholic drinks (not offered on Sundays). Parking was not bad. We got there early and ordered drinks from the bar (fairly full bar of offerings). Costs on alcohol were not bad either. It was fun touring the school house and seeing all the old pictures of class photos taken there, and all the frames photos of previous plays put on. Even the school rooms had the window above the doorway. There is also a restaurant in back with some great mural art/paintings on the wall. The theater was fairly large and presented well, with cushy seats and convenient drink holders. My expectations were low and I was very much surprised by the skill level of the cast and how well the show was run. I've never been to Broadway but I've been to the Fox, and this show would equal some of the stuff I've seen there or at other theaters. Very talented cast! The show was also incredible. Overall, this was a wonderful visit. If you live in the area, you'd be crazy not to check out a show here!

What a great venue! So easy to get to. We were in a side theater, but it was still a fabulous…read morespace. Easy to get to, great sound and wonderful cast. Love local theater and looking forward to seeing many more shows!

From the owner: The Forsyth County Arts and Learning (FoCAL) Center is a two-story, 81,006 square-foot facility…read morelocated on the campus of Forsyth County Schools' Board of Education and Professional Development Center. The facility is designed to support the fine arts programming of the district’s schools, as well as service to the local community through access to quality arts and cultural entertainment, and space for rehearsals/performances, trainings, meetings, and other gatherings.

We always enjoy the plays at Blue Ridge Community Theater. Last night's performance of one flew…read moreover the cuckoos nest was so amazing, it exceeded my expectations. It was so well performed and the ending made me tear up. I must mention the set because it was incredible. Everything about the theater is so enjoyable from the lovely lady at the box office, the refreshment staff, the ushers and the actors. I highly recommend a visit to the BRCT.

The husband and I are big fans of the perfuming arts and are regulars at The Maverick Theater in…read moreFullerton, which we LOVE!!! So, whenever we take a trip somewhere and if time allows I try to find the local theater and catch a play, sometimes two. And, so since our last trip to Blue Ridge did not allow for a show; I decided that this time we would catch one despite our schedule. I went online (BlueRidgeMountains.com), started doing some research and found the Blue Ridge Community Theater. After clicking here clicking there I learned that their next show would be taking place the same time our trip...YAY! The theater is located literally across the street from the Swan Drive-In (which by the way is on our itinerary for our next visit--so keep an eye out for that review) the parking lot is small and was full (much to my surprise) the Saturday we visited. You may have to make our own parking space in the lot, or park on the street, but don't worry about parking on the street it's not like parking in LA, your call will be safe. When you enter the box office is located directly in-front of the main double doors. To the right end of the hall is the snack bar where you can get candy and drinks and to the left you will find the restrooms. I believe staff mentioned that the theater sits 100+/- people, so it's a good size and seating is standard stadium seats and set up. We had tickets in the front row and I had some concerns about the height of the stage. I didn't want to be looking up at the stage and even further up at the actors, but don't worry, the stage is at the same level as the first row so neck kinks will not be an issue. They company did a great job with the set and the overall performance was fantastic. They play we saw "Whose Wives are they Anyway" was hilarious! The actor's comedic timing was on point and my husband and I along with the rest of the audience laughed to no end. Ok, now being from LA the movie capital of the world where everyone is an aspiring actor and aims for physical perfection, I was glad to see actors who A) can act and B) look like normal people. I get tired of the perfect looking man and woman...I don't know about your but I can't relate to them and I like being able to connect with the actors in some sense. So, not only did the Blue Ridge actors know their craft but they are individuals who you can connect with. They are real people unpretentious, polite and eager to meet the audience. They are grateful to be doing what they love and they don't have the LA entitlement complex. We definitely plan on becoming regulars at the theater and look forward to our next show. If you, like my husband and I, like small production plays then I give Blue Ridge Community Theater a try. Oh, and tickets are available on-line and they take credit cards.

Amazing school! Wonderful staff. The professors are so helpful and dedicated to their students'…read moresuccess. I have been at Reinhardt for 3 years now.

Unfortunately we can not recommend this school due to the living quarters. There have been multiple…read moreproblems with mold. First on the walls and floors of both bathrooms in the dorm, then an air conditioning leak that was neglected which revealed more mold! Now my daughters room is infested with bed bugs. Not only can we not receive a call back from Dr. Mallard but this is the third time my daughter has had to move out all her belongings in one semester. When you are being charged $10,000 a year for room and board it should at least be safe and not make the entire dorm sick!

Five star production, facility, and staff. At the Atlanta Lyric Theatre, we were presented a…read morebroadway caliber production on a modern stage with modern equipment and greeted by friendly faces. We drove nearly four hours to attend this production, as I've always wanted to see Next to Normal on stage. I had never heard of the Lyric, so I checked their promo materials on instagram prior to investing in the drive and cost. It was worth it. The production was outstanding, beautifully staged, and there was so so so much talent. The lighting and scenic design were modern, sleek, and minimalist. The show should have been sold out because so much talent was involved. They had concessions and friendly front of house staff. Our only complaint was that we were on the front row, and the monitor speakers were places along the apron of the stage, which blocked action center stage terribly. If you have the opportunity to see a production here, do it. You won't regret.

Five stars across the board: great venue and always top-drawer, Broadway-quality performances…read more The Jennie Anderson theater is easily accessible. Excellent acoustics, comfortable design with not a bad seat in the house. Free parking in their large lot. Win-win all around. I can't remember the shows we've seen over the years, but each and every one has been professionally executed. From the talent, to the sets, to the costumes -- perfect! Yesterday's musicale -- a retrospective of Kandor and Ebb's works -- prompted me to write this review. It was a purely enjoyable afternoon!

Great place to see a show. We have been here several times and never been disappointed. The…read morecustomer service is top notch as due to the recent weather events here in Georgia we had to ask if we could reschedule our tickets. It was handled by Scott with out any issues. Next thing I know I got an email with new dates. They have gotten a customer for life and I will be there every season for a show. We travel 30 miles each way and gladly do it.

What a gem of a theater. Love the shows here. They are seriously like odd-broadway productions in…read morethe making. Hilarious and s great way to spend an evening. Go see First Date. Loved this show!!

Thanks to Rome Little Theater, my sister, daughter, nieces and I, have spent most wonderful moments…read morefollowing performances there. We discovered Desoto theater about ten years ago, and ever since we have been meeting there to watch a show. One of the most memorable ones was "The Cats". We sat on the front row and watched very talented amateurs act and sing. We even saw the facial expressions of the actors. It was awesome! Six months earlier I had seen the same broad way show at The Fox Theater. Then, I paid a lot of money for the tickets. We loved the show, but did not see nearly as much of the details of the performance, as we did at the Desoto Theater. Also in Rome, GA, parking close to the theater was not a hassle! All the performances that we have seen at this theater, have been worth driving from Acworth, Georgia and Gadsden, Alabama. We are looking forward to seeing the next play soon.

Outstanding play! Attended SCROOGE and it was wonderful!!! The play was fun, professional…read moreproduced and Brian Hales was outstanding as Scrooge. What a heart-felt message during the Christmas season about love, compassion, generosity and, most-especially, second-chances. Well done RLT!