Saw The Revolutionists last night! THANK YOU Savannah Rep for producing equally thoughtful and…read morethought provoking theatre that centers women. The four women in the cast were SUPURB and this play made me feel allll the things, as good theatre does. Savannah Rep is doing the work - the high quality work, the needed work, the important work. Run to see this show!!!

Last night my husband and I saw the new production of The Revolutionists. Previously, I worked and…read moretaught theater make-up, costuming and sets, and my husband was an actor and director. The script has great potential, but we were disappointed with the production. One actress screamed her way through the play, and the repeated knife jabbing was far too much. One actress, Andrea Frankle, was terrific in the role of Marie. The others lacked finesse and nuance in their character developments. Kudos to the set, lighting and costumer designers which were terrific. And finally, the most disappointing was from the Director. Some of staging was confusing and unnecessary, and often didn't allow the actresses to communicate well. If you are unfamiliar with the repertory theater, try them out. But for this production, I'd rate them 2.5 stars out of 5.

I recently saw an interview on WTOC where Ms. Patterson presented an integrated environment, and…read morehas in the past. Not true! I moved to Savannah in 1976 with my husband and our three children from NJ. We often passed this establishment as we did live nearby. We saw the girls outside twirling their batons. My girls were so excited and wanted to take lessons. So, one day, we stopped and walked onto the lawn. I remember the stares of astonishment! I was approached and told that we were in the wrong place and was directed to the West Broad Street YMCA, for Blacks.

This is my daughter's fourth year at Maxine Patterson School of Dance. We both love the teachers…read moreand quality of instruction received. My daughter takes every style of dance offered; she is also in her second year of Rhythm In Motion, the advanced dance group. The RIM group is very involved in our local community of Savannah dancing at various venues throughout the city, as well as competitions. Maxine Patterson cares about each and every student - their character and their dance performance.

I LOVE LOVE LOVE The Art Bash Studio! I've been going for years and it's always a great…read moreexperience, so much fun and you leave feeling like an artist regardless of if you think you can paint or not! It's a MUST DO, so schedule a party today!!!

So so fun!! We got Cindy as our instructor and she was absolutely fantastic!! She was patient and…read morewent with whatever pace we needed. Can't recommend this enough, a perfect way to end our trip in Savannah! 10/10!!! Cindy is the best!

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.

My husband and I recently took the Savannah for Morons tour and absolutely loved every minute of…read moreit! Our guides, Danny and Dannii, were bursting with high energy and delivered non-stop humor throughout the entire experience. They skillfully wove in fascinating historical facts about Savannah while keeping us laughing the whole way around the city. A quick heads-up: the humor does get a little risqué at times, so it's definitely not for the faint of heart! The highlight (or should I say lowlight for my husband's dignity) was when he received an unforgettable "lap dance"--or more accurately, a face dance. I've never seen his face turn quite that shade of red or heard him laugh so hard. It was priceless. If you're looking for a fun, lighthearted break from the everyday routine with a good dose of levity, we highly recommend this tour. It's a hilarious way to see and learn about Savannah!