I planned an event for about 55 people from my office and I worked with Roz to book the Studio…read moreEvent space (down the yellow brick road). Roz and her team had the tables setup and looking fabulous. We catered the meal and had an unforgettable evening. She helped plan a "Whodunnit" style show and totally shocked all my guests. It was the most memorable event we've ever had for the office. It's one we will be laughing about for years to come. This is a beautiful venue!! Thank you to the CTG team.

What an absolute gem in downtown Greensboro! High quality shows at accessible prices featuring…read morelocal talent--what more could you ask for? With summer camps, Broadway hits, and shows for the whole family, there's something for everyone. And they give back to the local community, providing community space for community choirs and other performances. Support local, and check out CTG!

Saw Henry Cho at the Carolina Theater. A smaller theater but great to see a show…read more Our seats were great and though we don't know about the balcony, we were happy. Also, the acoustics were also good. Parking was more than excellent, a 1 minute walk across the street.

I had not been to the Carolina Theatre in decades - as in the 1980s, so I was happy when I heard…read morethat Dailey + Vincent would be doing there Christmas show there while I was in town visiting for Christmas. Since the 1980's, they have done quite a bit of renovation to this almost 100 year old venue. I was like most folks as we entered the facility and kept looking around at everything. Staff was welcoming and helpful as I got our "will call" tickets and found our seats for the concert. Such an awesome facility, restored to showcase the design of the 1920s. I enjoyed the concert, but enjoyed returning to this gem in Greensboro.

This place is amazing for young talented musicians. Even if they are beginners there is lots of…read moreroom to grow in this program! There are so many things I love about this place and I desperately want to put my very talented son in here... the only thing holding me back is the cost. For a single mom it's almost impossible. I'm going to try everything in my power to make it work. But I wish the school of rock would offer scholarships to the very talented musicians who are passionate and dedicated!

From the owner: School of Rock is different from traditional music education programs. Our patented and proven…read moreSchool of Rock Method™ has taught hundreds of thousands of students around the world to play music. We combine one-on-one guitar, bass, keyboard, drums and singing instruction with group rehearsals and live performances, teaching students how to play together as a band. Our version of recitals are real rock shows at real venues in front of live audiences. This style of teaching builds lasting musical proficiency, boosts confidence, increases creativity, improves socialization skills, and allows students to work together as a band. When you join School of Rock, not only will you become a musician, but you'll be part of a close-knit community of passionate musicians and music lovers. We welcome students of all ages and experience levels.

Great Southern cuisine buffet. The service staff although they were short-staffed, were excellent…read more The show was fantastic!

The wait time was unacceptable at over one hour from the time we were told to be there…read more We only had time to visit the Buffett one time before they took it down and the food was nasty. The waitstaff was terrible. The band had technical issues that took nearly an hour to correct and once the band started their Mics did not work. We left halfway through the show because it was that bad. DO NOT GO OR YOU WILL BE SORRY....

Of all the times I've been here, this was my first show at the Triad Stage, thanks to Yelp/our CM…read more The box office provide some great info to prepare for the show. The parking deck allowed for entry to the building from the 3rd deck. Elevators are available, however I took the stairs for a more scenic route. I didn't feel cramped, likely because I was seated on the end of a row. Even with a mostly full house, my view of the performers was not obstructed. I wasn't sure which dates would be available but was able to obtain tickets to the Wednesday show. From start to finish the staff was extremely helpful. It was nice to see an actor from some films I'd previously seen on a different platform. Though I didn't partake, the bar was stocked with small snacks & beverages, both non-alcoholic & alcoholic beverages. There was also seating on the second level above the bar area to relax or even grab a drink before the show.

What a fabulous set for the Agatha Chritie play. Actors were quite good as well.. the theater was…read moreintimite w gallery and lower level seating. Very close in, no trouble seeing. Reasonably priced and a professional performance.

The Steven Tanger Center opened in 2021. It was to open in March 2020, but the pandemic changed the…read moreplan. The outside of the building is made of limestone. The Performing Arts Center hosts many events, from the Greensboro Symphony Orchestra to touring Broadway shows, concerts, comedy shows and discussions. The Tanger Center has a parking lot available for performances, and there is street parking and a few nearby parking garages. With Greensboro taking down two garages, it might be a little more challenging to find a space. When you arrive, ticket scanning and a security check are first. I am glad they finally clarified the bag policy to just one rather than three different policies. Phillips Hall is impressive with its high ceilings (3 stories) and a large glass window. It is 8,000 square feet and has porcelain staircases on both sides and elevators in the center. The concessions are in front of the window and under the stairs, so it is a shame that the architectural view is blocked. There are high-top tables in the center for your food and beverages. But I do not remember seeing any seating with the tables. The women's restroom on the first floor is large, with many stalls, extending from one side of the theatre to the other. I like that you can also see whether they are occupied or vacant. Staff have been very pleasant and helpful, from finding where you need to be seated to the Prelude Dining before performances. Seating is on three levels; the orchestra and the Grand Tier can be entered from the main level. The Loge is the balcony on the third level, and elevators are available from the lobby. I've had tickets for the orchestra in various sections, the grand tier and the grand tier boxes and learned where I prefer. It is also very easy to leave after the performances with multiple exits. The Tanger Center is a great addition to Downtown Greensboro that knows how to handle large-scale events.

I have attended two shows at the Steven Tanger Center For The Performing Arts. Most recent was…read moreBlue Man Group. I find the employees are quiet customer friendly. Case in point at the Blue Man Group show - I was on the front row of the Grand Tier Center section. I climbed the steps (followed the signs) and showed her my ticket. She told me when the doors opened I could use that entrance, but I would have to go down all of the levels of that seating area. She suggested I use the Orchestra level entry, and then I would only have to go up the stairs once to my seat. I appreciated the advice. Audio and visual effects were top grade. Seating was comfortable, and interior had a modern yet elegant decor. Very pleasant experience.

Great venue for local theatre. Black box space that I think seats 80 or 90 or so. I think you can…read morealso rent it out for performances. Shows are I believe always suggested ticket prices, and it's really reasonable. There are shows throughout the year and it seems pretty easy to get involved. Very community driven and supportive of developing theatre performers, tech, writers and designers in the community. Great energy here.

This hidden gem in Greensboro fosters ensemble theatre. This is a black box theatre that focuses on…read morethe community of local performers, writers and artists from kids to adults. They host annual theatre festivals, plenty of New Plays from local playwrights and the Dramatists Playground in August where audiences can see plays written that very day ! A treasure more Greensboro residents need to be made aware of. They also offer classes for all ages and workshops on playwrighting, directing and improv that are open to the public.

Love this place so much the teachers are amazing and motivating and it's always very welcoming and…read morehomey and very skilled and experienced

My daughter has danced at several studios in Greensboro. Artistic Motion is the first place that…read morehas 1) given her a sense of belonging, and family, and 2) truly helped her develop as a dancer. The level of instruction at A.M. is incredible, and the shows they put on twice a year are nothing short of spectacular. I'm also so relieved and impressed with the measures they have put into place during Covid times. The mask policy, cleaning measures - everything helps to put me at ease as a parent that everything possible is being done to protect the dancers and the staff. Lastly, the thing that has stood out to me the most is how caring the instructors are with their students. Even when it's curtain time, and everyone is stressed, I have seen Lynn and Natasha stop and take the time to straighten a tiny Nutcracker mouse's whiskers and gently dry a tear. They truly love their dancers!

From the owner: Artistic Motion School of Arts, founded in 2000, is firmly established as one of the top performing…read morearts studios in the Triad. The studio boasts an internationally acclaimed faculty including alumni from Russia’s Moscow State University of Dramatic Art and The Bolshoi Ballet Academy, the Dominican Republic’s Acadamia de Ballet Santo Domingo, England’s Royal Academy of Music, The Republic of Georgia’s Music Academy, and the University of North Carolina’s School of the Arts. Instructors are veterans of the stage and have danced professionally with the Bolshoi Ballet, the National Ballet of the Dominican Republic, the National Ballet of Armenia, Joffrey Ballet, Houston Ballet, Boston Ballet, Atlanta Ballet, and Maryland Ballet. Artistic Motion is committed to providing its students with a positive and professional performing arts experience beginning as young as 3-years-old and continuing through adulthood at our two state-of-the-art studio locations. Classes and private lessons are available for performing arts training from recreational to pre-professional levels in all disciplines including dance, music, drama, and acrobatics. Professional Performances You will learn through "doing" at Artistic Motion. You'll not only benefit from a strong technique-based curriculum, you'll have many opportunities to perform. Each semester we showcase your talent. Spring semester culminates with an on-stage experience in our popular, fully staged, professional performances.