We went to see Cinderella at the Southside Theatre Guild. This theatre is very cozy with a small…read moretown vibe. My husband and I enjoyed the play and plan to return to see more shows!

Went to Southside Theatre Guild in Fairburn to see "On Golden Pond". Very good performance. All…read morethe actors were good. Really enjoyable afternoon. Please check out the website and perhaps purchase a ticket for one of the seasons remaining events.

I was excited to see the world premier of "To the Moon" at Newnan Theatre. I was also there for the…read morereading a year ago. What a delight to see the show come to life! You did a beautiful job from beginning to end! Congrats to all who are involved!

Great theatre in historic downtown Newnan. Highly professional, talented, and fun loving people…read more They will be the first theater to produce awarding winning and totally hysterical non touring production of Monty Pythons Spamalot. The theatre puts on over a dozen productions each year and hosts special events to include offering home school kids educational opportunities and summer camps.

I have been here for 13 years and if you have young children aspiring to be a dancer this is the…read moreperfect place to be. The instructors are kind and encouraging, while being clear with corrections to keep the dancers safe. There is an on-site psysical therapist named Dr. Megan Morales that helps us with everything that's needed. The studio is focused on classical styles of dance and the furthuring of your child's confidence. The teachers and studio staff care about the well being and happiness of the dancers. Our director Mrs. Sherri Davis gives hard classes and is open about praising dancers when they are striving for excellence in their chosen classes. In your Junior/ Senior year of highschool you are more than welcome to have a 1 on 1 with Mrs. Sherri Davis about joining the dance world professionally. Overall if you are looking for a studio in peachtree city that will care and nuture your dancer in their journey throughout the dance world, will introduce them to professional opportunities, and help achieve dance scholarships in college, then this will be the perfect studio for you.

Love Georgia Academy of Dance. We started 3 years ago with my oldest daughter and started my…read moreyoungest daughter this year. They both love it. This past year, my daughter was old enough to perform in the Nutcracker, which she also loved. I love that it is a serious dance studio and take rehearsals seriously. Attendance is a necessity and love that they take is seriously. Each year the teachers have known my daughter's name. If you want your kid to learn dance then this is the place. If you want your child to do this more as a hobby then there are other dance studios geared towards that. We recommend this studio to everyone. When my mother and a neighbor came to their first performance they couldn't believe how professional and well done it was. They were very impressed. I love how the boutique is competitive with prices and extremely helpful with shoe and leotard fittings. Costumes are the same price as they are at other studios (fitted).

What could improve? Actually being inclusive of all students, not just the top dancers. Wouldn't…read moreeven allow an autistic student to audition- told them they didn't want them embarrassing themselves. Literally embarrassed for them.

My family was involved with Southern Arc Dance for two years. The teachers are kind, skilled, and…read morededicated, and there is a genuine effort to support students, including disabled dancers in programs like "Dance Without Limits." My daughter participated in Dance Without Limits, beginning teen ballet, and hip hop classes. While we did not pay for Dance Without Limits, we paid full price for the beginning teen ballet and hip hop classes. I also participated in fundraising videos for grants and volunteered backstage for every production my daughter participated in. Before September 2025, I would have given Southern Arc Dance a glowing 5-star review. My daughter adored the teachers and the studio, but over time, the organization, communication, and planning declined. Events were often scheduled last minute, rehearsals were confusing, and auditions were handled in ways that were deeply hurtful to students and families. My daughter and the other Dance Without Limits students were told to attend Nutcracker auditions this year like everyone else but were barred from actually trying out. They were instructed to sit along the wall and watch their peers. After an hour of waiting, they were sent home. When my daughter asked why, the director said her stretching had served as her audition and that it was "to show buy-in." She was then cast as a soldier again with "her friends," the other Dance Without Limits students. This would have been her third consecutive year in that role. My daughter and the other Dance Without Limits students pay the same participation and costume fees as typical dancers for the Nutcracker performance, and I have evidence of this on my account and in my bank statements. She was not asking for special treatment. She simply wanted the chance to try, work hard, and grow. She loved to dance and wanted other opportunities, yet she was denied them. This sent the message that typical dancers were not her friends and that she was only seen in one way. We attempted to resolve this issue with the owners through multiple emails and a phone call, but communication was very poor and our concerns were left unresolved. This was especially painful given my daughter's dedication. She attended every class and rehearsal and I volunteered backstage while her brother was critically ill at home. Her brother passed away in June, and she had been looking forward to the Nutcracker as a joyful distraction. Instead, she felt tokenized and excluded. Favoritism, accessibility issues, and costume planning that overlooks the needs of disabled dancers compound the inequity. I am writing this review so other families can make a fully informed decision. If you are okay with your disabled child being limited to the Dance Without Limits class, repeatedly cast only as a soldier, and never given a chance to grow or earn new opportunities, this studio may work for you. Otherwise, be aware of organizational, communication, and equity issues. I give Southern Arc Dance three stars because there were positive moments and talented teachers, but I hope the owners read this, understand the impact of their decisions on my daughter and our family, and take accountability so no one else experiences what we went through.

Shiny bright and new.... First GTC Brand theater Key tip:…read more 1) they charge $2 per ticket surcharge. If you buy a head online through their website. Don't think they're tickets are available on Fandango. But if you buy at the movie theater, they have kiosk systems and you can buy when you order your popcorn no surcharge.. regular movie rates apply and comparable to the other movie places in the area. 2) parking deck is convenient and available and they validate for the cost. 3) there are several restaurants and bars walking distance to grab a bite before or after a show. 4) The theater has all all viewing types from IMAX to regular and they stagger the time so there never seems to be much of a crowd simultaneous start times like there are with other theaters. 5) walking up the stairs to the theaters is actually like three flights of stairs even though it says it's one. So take the elevator if you're not looking for the extra steps. Although there's only one elevator. Very cool that they have a bar so something for all people that enjoy watching movies and what they get to do at home... Price point is similar to other movie theaters on the refreshments concessions. Not sure about the alcohol price but imagine it's not a bargain. The biggest bonus at this theater besides a bar, the reclining chairs and the almost as good as home experience. Free refills on your drinks with stations just outside of everything or makes it very convenient. Large and spacious bathrooms are available.

I've been to GTC Trilith Cinemas a few times now, and overall it's a solid theater with a lot of…read morepotential. The space is nice, modern, and it's a great addition to the Trilith area. That said, there are a couple of operational issues that keep showing up. The biggest one is the setup at the front. The concession area creates a bottleneck right when you walk in. When it gets even a little busy, everything backs up and it feels unnecessarily crowded. On top of that, there's usually only one person scanning tickets. So now you've got a line for concessions and a line for ticket scanning all stacked on top of each other, which makes the entrance feel disorganized and chaotic. It honestly feels like they underestimated how much traffic they'd get. Adding more concession staff or rethinking that layout--and having more than one person scanning tickets--would go a long way in improving the overall experience. I like the theater itself, but they've got some flow and staffing issues to work through. Once they tighten that up, this could easily be one of the better movie spots around.

I was elated to find such a state if the art, clean, expansive and parking friendly performing arts…read morecenter on the Southeast side! I came to see Wiz, the return and I'll absolutely be back.

Upon arrival, there is a lot of parking and plenty of handicap access parking…read more Very clean facility. The lobby was spacious enough for vendor tables all around plus two step and repeat areas. The seating in the theater was very comfortable. This is my second or third event that I have attended here and each time has been a pleasant experience. Great place to look into if you have enough following to fill the seats.

Great Mother's Day event... The band was good, the food was good. The hosts did an excellent job...read more

We go to Trilith a few times a year, usually to eat at one of the restaurants in the area. Me and…read moremy husband went to an event at the hotel last weekends and decided to walk around the area a bit before heading out. There are cute shops, lots of options for sweet treats (bakery, gelato, specialty coffee and tea, etc.) as well as lots of options for light bites, heavy meals, group activities or fun drinks. We patronized a few businesses as we walked, but I also enjoyed these leaf dress displays on the corners (see pics). It reminded me of the art displays large cities often have were there'll be a painted animal (cow, fish, horse, etc.) on various corners. Trilith is a good location if you're looking to burn some time and take in a meal while doing it. I've never been to any of the special events in the area, but have heard good things.

Great day strolling and relaxing. The vibe is very artsy and peaceful. Be sure to check out the…read morebookstore, gelato and green space area. Love that there is comfortable seating along Trilith Pkwy to stop, relax and people while taking in the cool vibes.