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!!

My son loves anything art related and has done a variety of courses here. He's done a couple of…read morewheel throwing, mish mash art, and digital art classes. He smiles every time he comes out of class. Overall I feel like the classes are a great value for the community and all the instructors are so nice and helpful. Highly recommend this place if your child is interested in art!

For being a place for creative oulets, you'd think they'd pick a more creative name than....The Art…read morePlace. But honestly I don't blame them. I think this place has been around since forever, right behind the Mountain View Library. They offer painting, sketching, clay, theatre, and music classes; I tend to find that it's more theatrics than actual drawing classes offered. I've stayed away from acting and music, but they have productions and dinner&shows every season for the public to go to, at $5-$15 per show. The classes are great- but it really depends on your class, really. I've only taken painting, portraiture, and clay, and clay was the worst of them all. Enjoyable? Yes. Would I do it again? No. I don't even remember the instructor's name. My only quip is that for each class, the fees never seem to end. Registration (late or early), actual class fees, baking fees, and oh, the -supplies-! The supplies list never ends, I swear. For pencil portraiture, I thought you bring a pencil and eraser, and a pad. False, it's like 20 different types of pencils, graphite, special erasers left and right, specially bound pads, tissue paper, paper stubs, special ink pens and tips, and oh my god, these things cost a fortune! I just want to draw! Ahem, anyway, the painting guy was ok, but the star of the show is Kip Rogers- after all these years (it's been like 10), I still remember how well he taught his classes and I want to go back, even if this place is about a solid 45 minute drive from where I live now. His class is 95 for first timers and 70 for returners. At that price, it's a freaking steal! (Well, at least for that class....) The Art Place is a special place to me- back when I still drew all over the place, I had been able to be part of some of the shows there, and I appreciated that. You could always walk in and see art from the locals. After all these years, the many of the artists teaching there are still there. Now on to convincing the boyfriend to take these classes with me....

Proud to call her a friend, and comedian "Jessica It's All Good Williams" performs all over…read moreAtlanta as an act, but she also hustles as a host putting together shows that are crazy affordable...Funny as hell. She also gives the greatest hugs! This woman will make you laugh about the funniest realities of everyday life. In no time you will be laughing and telling the person next to you "that is so true"... ha! We are all so human. Look her up and catch a show. Note: the theater itself is a hole in the wall and depending on the show, it's well worth visiting.

They are currently on an intermission. They are not sure when they will return, but intend on…read moreregrouping when possible.

I'd prefer to put my Theatre in your Circle, but since that's out, this will have to do…read more TITS (yes, I mean, think about it) is gorgeous and old looking, but shiny new theatre, in Marietta. It feels old, anyway. They have all kinds of cool stuff being shown and performed here, and even though their prices are not cheap, it is definitely a great addition to a lovely little - rich - community. The whole "family friendly, filth free" thing makes me roll my eyes, though, really.

Although this was quite a commute from my home, it turned out to be worrh the drive. This is a…read morequaint theater in the heart of the square. I believe the capacity is 300 seats. The acoustics are amazing. Tonight we came out to see Aretha Franklin... Portrait of a Queen starring CC Teneal. Newly renovated theater in Marietta Square. They serve light refreshments which are very affordable. Tonight's performance is great the bass player is extremely talented. The songtress has an excellent voice...but no one compares to Aretha!

Stilwell Theater is a theater located at Kennesaw State University where drama/theater students and…read moresometimes faculty perform. The theater has a great intimate feel (it seats about 320) and fantastic acoustics. Parking: Free parking is available. Lots C, D and E are conveniently located near Stillwell theatre. For weekday and weeknight visits please allow plenty of time for parking during these high volume times. Weekday visitors should always park in the visitor area of Lot B. If you're a theater junkie like me then you would enjoy some of the high quality productions put on here by the students. I have fond memories of coming here as a high school students and working on some of the summer productions here. (I remember we ate tons of snacks constantly and drank an ungodly amount of mountain dew...) If you go towards the back you can see framed posters from their past productions. If you are interested in seeing some of the fantastic productions click here https://arts.kennesaw.edu/theatre/performances/performances.php

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!

My family attended the grand opening for School of Rock and were impressed. Later, my husband and…read moreyounger son took lessons, while my oldest son took lessons and was in a band. We left School of Rock a few years ago. Now that there is new management, we had hopes for families involved and were extremely disappointed to find out that a parent of a very talented School of Rock student received an email threatening enrollment because another student accused her of "blowing" at him. The student in question is very talented and has been a part of School of Rock for 5 years. There were no witnesses to this "blowing at," and it was not captured on camera. The complaining parent stated that the girl made her son uncomfortable because the accused student is on the Autism Spectrum. School of Rock could have used this moment to educate others about neurodiversity, but did not. FYI, School of Rock had no prior instances or concerns about the talented student prior to this one complaint

My son has been taking piano lessons for about 3 years now. He recently started guitar as well. All…read morethe instructors are amazing! We LOVE their quarterly live performances showcasing the student growth. The show is professional and as if we are at a real concert! As to COVID - they have gone above and beyond to keep the kids safe! All staff and students wear masks. We recommend them to everyone looking for music lessons. Oh, and now our daughter is taking vocal lessons!