We always have a great time at the Savannah Theatre. We recently went to see A Christmas Tradition,…read moreand had a blast. The performers were absolutely amazing, and the balcony seats are a must. Concessions lines are always long, but if you time it right, you'll get goodies that are reasonably priced. Tip: largest quantity of wine gets you a refill for $2 off! It's such a sight at night, an a must thing to do when you're in the Savannah area.

Went to see Million Dollar Quarter...amazing theater, incredible performance! Will definitely be…read moreattending more shows there!

Beautiful gem that unfortunately hidden off the beaten path! Once you walk in you are drawn in by…read morethe modern feel of the lobby with its local art installations. It is spacious yet cozy. The auditorium is attractive and inviting. The sound is amazing. The bathrooms are clean and well maintained. I am here for TEDx talks and this is the perfect venue as it highlights area of our community not often utilized. The parking is not ideal, however, the sponsors have made the best of it. The entryway is welcoming and I hope to attend future events here.

Last night we attended the 830 show! It was good! Would have been better I think if we had been at…read morean event with less high schoolers. Seemed to be a theater class there. They were fine and respectful just felt like the comics held back a little because it was kids. We will def go back for a 21 up show. We will won these tickets over Christmas so it was a nice surprise to get to do something in our own town that we had not done. The comics were good we had great laughs. Looking forward to going back. They had a good drink selection as well.

I love a good improv show so I was happy to find Front Porch while I was in town for a couple days…read more I was surprised to see a show so late, but it gave us a chance to still do something fun after dinner. The show we went to seemed to be like an add on show from the main event just before. They seemed surprised that we showed up for just the late show only. Anyway, it was a beginners improv night with some guidance from the regular players. We had a lot of laughs even though it was only about 40 mins. Next time I'll come for one of the regular shows because everyone was so nice and I really enjoyed the space.

The Lucas is a staple in Savannah. The building is a historic landmark. As a local I never tire of…read moreseeing it, going to a show, a concert, or more here. The Savannah Philharmonic calls the Lucas their home. SCAD has many events in the building. There is a small cafe at the front with popcorn, drinks, some small bites, and alcohol too. There is parking to be found on the street. Yes, you will need to pay for it. There are parking garages close too. The Lucas was recently restored a few years ago. It is beautiful. The theater itself is not huge. It is not meant for a gigantic audience. But it comfortably fits a very large crowd on two levels. I have sat on both levels. You see well from both. The Lucas is a building worth a visit.

Definitely visit the Lucas theater all newly renovated and beautifully done. It was amazing to…read morewatch the organist play the Wurlitzer along with watching the newly made silent film. A must see.

We are season subscribers and we made the reservations several weeks ago anticipating this show…read more Then our lives got busy: a trip out of state to see family, hosting 2 holiday parties, and a day trip to Atlanta and back, plus on the day of this show, we went to Jekyll Island for cookie decorating, had dinner with relatives then came to the show. When we got to our seats at the theatre, we both were exhausted, but soon the show started and we both found ourselves fascinated by the fast paced action and character changes of the facile cast. We were enthralled with the glib dialogue and comedic timing of the entire troupe. By the time the intermission came, we were both so relaxed and relieved by the show that we eagerly waited for the second act to start. This performance and this theatre company set a new benchmark for theatrical production in Savannah. Don't miss this show! But if you do, make plans now to see the next one

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!!!

I came here for the Nicolas Sparks book signing and I had a wonderful experience! The staff made…read moresure you knew where to go and how to get your book and directed you to your seating area. There was so many people at the event we had to wait around an hour and a half to get our picture taken with the author but it was fun to be able to see the entire theater while waiting.

I came here on Valentines Day with friends for the showing of 10 Things I Hate About You and we had…read morea great time! We bought tickets ahead of time and got there early to grab good seats and pop corn. The screen was more projector size and not a full wall movie theatre. The line to get inside and for concessions the last 15 minutes before the show started were extremely long. They also had a cute photo booth set up and I believe they were collecting donations for a charity by selling these pictures. The bathrooms were clean and the theatre was easy to navigate. For an $8 ticket, I'll for sure come back. Even if the movie is 20 years old!

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!

Haven for and an incredible lineup of visual arts, performing arts, theater, films…read more Incredible piece of architecture that will be on the National Register of Historic Places in a hundred years. Incredible location and situated on a lovely site. Cultural and events haven and center. Great place for art & artisans markets, food trucks & outdoor events. Loved the preserved historic structure on the site. Incredible and accommodating staff.

This place was beautiful! I attended a play here. The area where the play was the seating was…read moreawkward as there was limited leg area. Next time I would sit on the front row for better comfort.

We saw Shadowlands. Great production! The theater has a very intimate feel. Would definitely…read morerecommend,

I have tried for several weeks to contact Muse Arts Warehouse to rent it for an event. After…read moreemails, texts, voicemails, multiple phone calls and even speaking to someone in the box office I have pretty much given up. I am a patron of their space and was really hoping to use it on a repeat basis, it is a shame that such a creative space is being handled so poorly that it can't be used for actual events. I also found it amusing when I recently received an email asking for donations, I tried to give them my money and in exchange I wanted to fill the space for a night, last time I check that's how this is supposed to work. For the sake of their business they should try and fix this problem soon, even if the answer is no about renting the space they should have the professional courtesy to return communication, every time you do things like this it effects your reputation and in turn financial supporters.

Savannah Stage Company is a non-profit theatre that formed in 2012 thanks to a successful…read moreKickstarter campaign. I was introduced to these guys through an improv performance at a wedding reception. How cool of them to perform at a wedding and what a novel idea for the bride and groom to arrange for an improv troupe to perform at their reception. It certainly made the dinner more lively and entertaining. The group that came to perform for us included Jayme Tinti (Artistic Director), Joanna Walchuk Aprea, Wesley Pridgen, and Cydnei Prather. Jayme was the energetic host/MC and she guided us through all of the acts. I've been to several improv shows in Atlanta so I was familiar with some of the formats. What makes improv fun is the audience interaction. All of the acts performed required input from the audience. Some of the acts actually required a member of the audience to directly participate on stage (or in our case, on the wedding dance floor). Examples included an act where someone from the audience would tell the actors to instantly "change" their story throughout the act and another act where the actors sang a song about an audience member they just met and knew only a few facts about. It was funny. There were games like one actor having to guess the other actors' personas or professions (suggested by the audience). There were stories and musicals with ideas, locations, and music types suggested by the audience. Cydnei served as both an actor and a live musician. I was impressed with her musical improvisation on the keyboard. On a whim, she was able to churn out music that matched the mood of the act whether it was dramatic, lighthearted, or something else. Props to her. Overall, I thought the entire group did a fine job. They were wacky, enthusiastic, and quick to think on their feet (something I'm terrible at). Thanks for the performance!