Went to see Dave Chappell on 12/12. There were two shows, one at 7 and one at 10! I hadn't been to…read morethe Tivoli since grade school! But the show was great!! Just a tip for the owners, they should really considering moving where they position the mic. It was far enough back so that the people at the top could see the comedian. I was on maybe the 3rd row up in the balcony and had to lean up a bit to see the comedian. The Tivoli is so pretty. The bartender was also nice and made good drinks

Here for Woodstock the movie tonight!Cannot say enough about this incredible place. Go. Best…read moreexperience ever. Check out Broadway Season 2019. We are so lucky to have this gem here in Chattanooga. A***

They put on some good productions but they are very inconsistent. Some of the shows are just…read moredownright amateurish. Most of the problems stem from the production side. The performers are, for the most part, excellent. But, ridiculous production decisions riddle the shows. The costumes for Das Rheingold were like something from a 70s sci fi tv show. The overuse of projections is tiring. The Atlanta Opera is one of the top 10 opera companies in the US. I just wonder when they'll start operating like one.

High class quality performances! They hire great talented performers. I totally recommend you check…read morethem out and enjoy a moment going back in time through the fascinating and dramatic Opera stories.

How lovely! The building is beautiful, and they really did try and maintain it as much as possible,…read moreand it shows how well the kept it. It's great that this piece of history will continue on as it has for the past almost 100 years! I'm so glad I got tickets to see a performance here because the experience was great. I definitely will have to keep my eye out for other shows to catch. Surprisingly, security was fast. It took me maybe a minute to get through and scan my ticket. Staff was friendly and really helpful. They check tickets for seats before directing you to another member that will guide you to your seat. My friend and I came to see Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, and it was amazing! I believe they stopped by Atlanta last year, and I'm glad that they returned. According to the program, each day had some differences as to what was performed, and I considered going again just to see the other dances. Truly talented people come to perform, and it's so great that Fox is here as a venue for them to showcase their talents.

I was overjoyed to start off my first event of the year at the Historic Fox Theater to see Alicia…read moreKey's production, Hell's Kitchen (absolutely fabulous). Pros: -The Box Office opens several hours before the shows (this provides an opportunity to upgrade seats). -The security at The Fox is bar none! They manage the lines and quickly move the crown through the scans. -Staff is vey friendly, welcoming and super helpful. - Food options are pretty good (although pricey). -Upstairs sound quality is great. Cons: -The Box Office staff is super slow and there are no line markers to separate Box Office/Will Call from the window for Season Ticket holders. -On the Orchestra floor, the sound quality is hit or miss depending on where you sit. Tip: Avoid double letters on the left and right if you can. - Exiting the theater through side doors can be super dangerous at night. The stairs are step and lighting is limited They should have a sign to warn seniors. Many of them were having difficulty getting down.

My friend and I attended the 2022 Nutcracker Production and it was adorable! It's 2 hours long with…read morea 20 min intermission. Beautiful costumes, dancing and overall just loved it! We even got a couple laughs because of the adorable tiny dancers.

We attended the Huntsville Ballet (Cinderella) yesterday. I had first heard of the performance last…read moreweek on the radio. My niece is 4 years old and is enrolled in ballet and loves Cinderella and all things princess. My sister called to see about tickets and information and was treated with the upmost respect and kindness. Turned out for the price of $30/ticket we were able to get a special package. It was the Royal Ball package. My niece was able to dress as her favorite princess, go on stage with all the other little ones for a princess parade, meet the characters, had pictures made by a professional photographer with Cinderella (which we received free of charge with the package 5x7), we were served royal refreshments (glass slipper cookies, fruit, cheeses, and punch), and all the children received a goody bag with a glass slipper keepsake. It was amazing. They also give each child a week worth of free classes at their ballet school. The staff were all above and beyond what is required. They greeted all the children and adults with special thanks and appreciation. My niece definitely got the royal treatment! She loved being addressed as princess (which all the staff did). The performance was second to none. The acts were brilliantly placed and the ballet was beautiful. I have never been to a ballet program, only plays, but this show was great! Even though it had no words or talking the picture was perfectly clear. Would highly recommend this show and I am looking forward to watch another!

Just became a huge fan of the arts in Atlanta. The Golden Hour and Frida Kahlo performances were…read moreamazing!! Great idea for girls night or date night.

Saw Frida this month and was not impressed with production. This ballet company is not a reflection…read moreof Atlanta culture. The one black ballerina I observed only appeared once then in the back!.And if you arrive 10 minutes late they punish you by putting you way in the balcony terrible.

A friend of mine treated me to the CSO "Movie Masterworks" (Jan. 25, 2018) for my birthday. The…read moreguest artist, pianist Mr. Cahill Smith, was excellent, and the tribute to Mr. Fletcher Bright was very moving to me (although I did not know him). I am a great fan of Prokofiev and was excited about hearing the Lieutenant Kijé Suite "live". The soloists were outstanding throughout this work! However, I was disappointed that Ms. Dan set the 'tempi' a bit slower than what I had previously heard on recordings. Also the ad stated that various "movie-scores" would be performed, including 'Citizen Kane' and 'The Corpse Bride'. Neither was listed in the program that evening, but I hoped that at least one of these pieces would be presented as an encore. When there was no encore, I was disappointed--a second time--due to false advertising. This is my firsthand consumer experience. Thank you.

Purchased very affordable tickets months in advance for Omar Dillard, soul violinist. It was my…read morefirst time attending an event at this venue. It is absolutely beautiful. Parking was easy: $10 card only. There was an open bar on the ground floor with drinks and snacks. AND every seat was a good seat. This time I chose center balcony first row. I DO NOT recommend it. While the view is nice, there is a wooden railing across the front that obscures your view. So you have to lean forward to see the stage. I would choose the second row balcony, wing seats will be my first choice next time. The performer called the people upstairs down to sit in the empty seats and the view was even better from the floor. The acoustics were awesome and it was a great event.

Attended a recent Sunday screening at the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival here at the Sandy Springs…read morePerformance Center. First time at this venue. No signage regarding parking available or nearby . Parked in a bank parking lot. Discovered later they had a parking lot (free w attendee voucher) under the venue. No parking signage visible as I said. When inside the festival volunteers were very helpful getting us to the seats. The venue is impressive! Multi-tiered balconies. Would have taken some pics if I hadn't left phone in the car. Can't imagine there's a bad seat in the house. We were about 15 rows back from the screen n everything was very comfortable, seats and sound. Enjoyed the knowledgeable interview of the filmmaker/subject of the film "Parting the Waters" after the screening. 4 stars because of lack of parking signage. 5 for the venue itself.

Atlanta Shakespeare Company is a professional theatre with hand-made period costumes, music and…read moresound effects & thrilling sword fights. Actors directly address the audience and never disappoint! PARKING Pay for street parking via text or the kiosk, first 30 minutes free ($6). Or use the Emory Hospital Deck across the street. Accessible parking is behind the theatre. TICKETS $25-$49 for adults. Buy in person, online or via phone. Opening night previews are discounted & general admission. Discounts for seniors, students, educators, military, EMS etc. Volunteer for free entry! SEATS You pay to reserve a section, not a specific seat. The balcony upstairs has a small area for dining but seats are cheap & intimate with stellar views! Box seats are behind and to the sides of the main floor, mildly mobility friendly. In back there's no line during intermission but the actors voices compete with the music. Main Floor is best for mobility. So close you could end up interacting with the cast! Sold out show? You may share a table unless you're in the balcony. Restrooms are near the box office. FOOD/DRINKS Tasty, affordable Café' style food is made on site. Full bar before the show. Kitchen's closed during performances so arrive early! Order 75 - 10 minutes before curtain. Menu - $7.50 soup, $6.50 salad, $15 Shepherd's pie etc. I love the $8.50 Tavern sausage with potato salad. Intermission? Treat yourself to $6 hot apple pecan crisp with ice cream or $4 Sorbet. Chef's kiss! SHOWS We've seen Romeo and Juliet and Belle Esprit's Sense & Sensibility and Pride & Prejudice. Plays are 2.5-3 hours. ASC actors are high energy and hilarious! They throw in modern references and we always have a great time! SPECIAL EVENTS Shakespeare Out of a Hat plays are "part improv, mostly Shakespeare. " Casting is gender-blind, actors don't know who they are playing until 2 minutes before the play starts! ASC Belle Esprit co-productions recenter historical plays through a feminist lens, uplifting the voices of women & nonbinary people. Purists beware, this ain't your momma's Jane Austen! Redesigned "Relaxed Performances" make art accessible for everyone. Autism spectrum disorder audience members are especially welcome! SUM I highly recommend ASC, I'll see you there!

Such a great experience. Saw Emma, had a great dinner and got to spend some time in the shop. Would…read moredefinitely see another play here.

As an audience member, Obvious Dad respects you. The theatre this company produces is engaging and…read morethought provoking. They understand that people don't need art to be explained to them. Audiences have the ability to comprehend, connect, and react to the stories performed here in their own way. Each show that has been done here so far has been brilliant and emotionally fulfilling. The storytelling is so full of life and humanity. It fills the senses in a way that is hard to find anywhere else. Obvious Dad tells stories that aren't typically told and gives audiences the chance to expand their minds. As an artist, Obvious Dad is an endless toybox. You learn so much about theatre and yourself. The creativity that lives here is abundant and lively. Each person on the team is so encouraging and kind. You have the chance to make incredible relationships and art. They trust you in creating and are there to help you along the way. There's so much love and care in this company and I cannot recommend working with them enough. 10/10. TLDR; Obvious Dad is a good time.

From the owner: Obvious Dad is a theatre company based in Chattanooga, TN that unapologetically shares bold live…read moreperformances. By fostering actively inclusive processes, we create honest and daring live experiences for audiences and collaborators alike.