This place is simply amazing!…read more Sure, there might be fancier or bigger venues; but the Sara McMillan Brown Theater (which is home to Studio 1) is friendly, relaxed, and welcoming - much like it's namesake's reputation. And you ABSOLUTELY cannot beat the people who share their talents and their support. (And aren't PEOPLE what folks come to see anyway!?) There is nothing else like Studio 1 in the area. The programming is varied and refreshingly unique. You won't be finding "Oklahoma!" on the schedule, but you will find excellent period dramas, contemporary plays and musicals, underperformed and forgotten classics, musical reviews and recitals, and fun children's shows. Not only is it a place where you can see professional quality shows; but they also offer classes and workshops and other events for people to learn more about the performing arts, develop their skills, network with other artists, and community enrichment programs. They are very involved in the community - hosting fundraisers and other programs at parks, schools, and community events. They are active partners with The United Way and are affiliated with several other charitable organizations such as the animal shelter, disability programs, and senior centers. Studio 1 is more than just a place for taking classes or spending an evening out, it's an entire community of artists, teachers, patrons, and supporters. You would be very hard-pressed to find a more welcoming or inclusive place for lovers of the creative arts.

I must say i am a pure thespian and i have been very impressed by Studio 1…read more I first auditioned a while back, and i really enjoyed my experience. They make the audition process very easy for people. I wanted to write to comment on the Summer and shorts program. I wanted to say its superb. I am an actor in it. It is really great of Studio 1 to even have this program to begin with. I really applaud them for the way its run as a whole. Those kids are excellent, and i like what the company does for kids with disabilities. Most theater companies alienate kids for having a disability, but Studio 1 (this coming from the kids who im working with) dosnt. They allow them the same opportunity everyone else has. This is a really special company. Please buy tickets from them! Please audition for them! The staff is so great there! Thank you Studio 1 for this wonderful experience!

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!

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.

Absolutely iconic! I've been coming here for decades, and now I get to share it with my teenage…read moreniece, nephew, and their friends. The experience is phenomenal, with incredible attention to detail and craftsmanship throughout. The makeup and sets are top-notch. While waiting, there's a fun stage show, and two of our group even got pulled up to join a conga line around the property. There are tons of great photo spots outside, plus a food stand if you get hungry. And don't miss the on-site museum, which is filled with movie memorabilia and showcases the amazing work and creativity of the team behind it.

More actors,more scares and have everything up and running ,this haunt is a good. Haunt for a kids…read morefirst haunt but besides that this was my first time going and last time going , I will stick with the other haunts

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.

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.

Really enjoyed the intimacy feel of the show. Small old fashion feeling , would recommend if…read moresomeone you want to see go check them out.

Great venue. Small - only seats about 450 people. Saw Sammy Kershaw there on 4/8/22. Excellent…read moreperformance and very pleasant environment. They do not serve alcohol, so no need to worry about a bunch of drunks!! Limited concessions but very affordable. Can't wait until the next show I can attend. Ticket prices were great too!!

Saw a performance of Macbeth here recently. Extremely well done! Seats were not huge, but spacious…read moreenough.

I was looking forward to this puppet show as they refer to it. It was creative, innovative and…read moreeducational. I loved the story they presented, the music was great and everyone loved the show. It's a little hairy getting to the actual location, as you have to walk along a very busy road on the UNC campus, and it's a narrow path to follow. I think they should figure out a safer way to enter the theatre, and they don't have safety railings on the steps getting in. But, I understand the theatre has been there a long time and I guess it works. Many of the puppets were ruined from the hurricane that came through here a few months back and a location near UNC volunteered to help rebuild the lost puppets and money was collected from the community. It's a wonderful example of community coming together to support such an amazing theater. I enjoyed the show and the interactive pieces were great for kids and adults.