My family and I have watched the following:…read more THE MIRACULOUS CASE OF EDWARD TULANE THE BEST CHRISTMAS PAGEANT EVER SACAJAWEA THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE APOLLO: TO THE MOON They were all great, but Edward Tulane was our favorite. Going to LCT is always a fantastic experience. Their plays, even the serious ones, have laughable moments and are sure to make you smile. At the end, the cast answers questions and poses for photos.

We attended our 1st LCT performance this past weekend. We went to see the summer family production…read moreof Beauty and the Beast. I purchased the tickets online and picked them up at will call. The seating chart online makes the theater look much larger than it is. We sat in Row E on the side and it was not as far back as it looked via the online seating chart. There was an intermission and there were snacks available for purchase in the lobby. They do not allow food/drink in the theater. The production was outstanding and we absolutely loved it! The set, lighting, costuming, etc. was very professional. My only complaint is that the lobby is a bit small and so the meet and greet after the show was a bit packed and chaotic. I would definitely go see additional shows at the LCT!

We have been here a few times and came Tuesday night for the Jon Pardi concert. There were 8 in our…read moregroup and we sat in the third row of the Mezzanine level. This is a great venue for concerts with fantastic acoustics. Its capacity is around 1,000, so it feels intimate and not a bad seat in the house. This is a very cool historic building in downtown Lexington. They have some neat memorabilia throughout the building. I suggest checking it out for a concert or play.

I love the Lexington. Opera House shows, they feel so much more intimate than reparation. There…read morereally isn't a bad seat in the house. I've been twice this past year to see Ross Mathews and Fortune Feemster comedy shows and I can't wait to see some Broadway shows in the upcoming season. My only complaint is that it's very difficult to know the real ticket options. When I got to Ross Matthews, I saw people with VIP tickets that got to meet the artist after the show but none of that was explained on Ticketmaster.

I was associated with IMTA around the year 2007 when I was around sixteen or seventeen (and under a…read moredifferent name (my biological name))! I was very awkward at the time, but I actually really enjoyed acting, and I won't lie, I wasn't very attractive back then either (Alright, I was ugly AF until I was in my 20s). The IMTA staff were SUPER judgemental, EVERY (acting) audition I heard about was through another client of theirs (since we were working together in a community theatrical production together (I did NOT hear about the theatrical produciton through IMTA, I found the auditions via the theatre's website, auditioned, and got a role), and that particular client of IMTA was VERY beautiful in appearance)! IMTA NEVER emailed me about ANYTHING! And their "classes"? I spent hundreds of US dollars for "classes" that really didn't amount to anything! They took the money and even though I pursued them for audition emails, they only sent one or two and then they were silent for MANY months until I bugged them again! It was a vicious cycle! And the fact I feel they judged me based on my appearance f**ked my self-esteem BIG time! I mean, I've always been self-conscious about how I look due to me being bullied in elementary school (from kindergarten all the way up until late middle/early high school), but IMTA, a BUSINESS with GROWN ASS ADULTS, made it 10 times worse! I pretty much quit acting for YEARS because of them... I LOVE acting, don't get me wrong...but I still HATE doing live theatrical or on camera performances (I'm TRYING to gain more self-confidence by auditioning, but even then I'm still, very modest). That's the main reason why I became a voice actress, and honestly I LOVE voice acting better than live acting! But, the point of the matter is it was the fact that IMTA belittled a client of theirs due to their appearance rather than their talent! IF anyone wants to be in the talent industry, PLEASE do research! Agencies will NEVER ask you for money, and they will only take a profit from you IF you are cast! And, REAL Talent Agencies DO NOT offer classes! IF you see an agency saying that they offer classes, it's a SCAM! Legit classes are offered at theatres, but classes are NOT necessary. I did forget to mention that IMTA said that I'd have to take some of their classes in order to be a client. I SHOULD have walked away right then and there, but...I was sixteen-ish they LEGIT scammed an UNDERAGED girl! Honestly, the best way to get a job in the industry is to put yourself out there as best as you can!

My experience at Images can be described as nothing short of life changing. I'm a member of the…read moreScreen Actors Guild who has had a successful career appearing in national commercials, television, and movies. I'm currently a Casting Producer who has worked for NBC, FOX,Discovery, Hulu, and many more companies. None...I'll repeat...none of that would have been possible had I not walked through the doors of Images. When I first came to Images the bulk of my experience came from being in high school plays in Irvine Kentucky. I had no idea what the possibilities were and honestly probably didn't consider that a career in the entertainment industry was actually possible. Janie, and Images created a space that made it possible to learn, dream, and connect with a like minded community. I consider my acting coach there(and friend now), Joe Gatton one of the most influential people in my life. He really helped a kid from a small town allow himself to have bigger dreams. As a footnote I'd like to add some advice. Big dreams require hard work, investment, and sacrifice. Being successful as an artist requires just as much or more time, sweat, and money than any other career. There is no such thing as an over night success or a free ride. If you REALLY want to have a shot to make it you need to put in the work. Some times it will be exhausting. Keep going. There are many routes one can take on the highway to success, but I can say from experience that Images was essential to my journey.

We came for a ballet show, which was spectacular. They have a small concession stand and plenty of…read morebathrooms. But they do not have their own parking lot, there are street parking options and other lots you just have to check to see if your allowed to park during an event due to it's the college parking lot. Staff was okay. No one helped us to our seats and they weren't strict on coming and leaving during the show.

The Singletary Center is a very nice venue for concerts. Any seat in the house is a good one. The…read morebest place I've found to park is the parking lot of the Gatton building. Look for the visitor spaces. It is only a few minutes walk through the park to Singletary. Yesterday the Lexington Philharmonic program celebrated the 250 Anniversary of Lexington. Ben Sollee, a well known local artist, performed several of his own compositions. A nice way to spend a Sunday afternoon. 90

The classes are amazing, the work out is superb and the staff is very friendly. Such a great way to…read morework out! Highly recommend!

I would not recommend Sora. Generally, the manager, Brittany, is unfriendly if you catch her in a…read morebad mood. Classes are dictated by a narrow curriculum; only a small number of aerial hoop moves are demonstrated and attendees are expected to come in outside of class hours to practice solo and at an added cost. I took two on-site classes, but I sadly learned very little. What I would recommend doing: buy your own hoop and check out YouTube. You'll get considerably more out of any time invested. The yogalates classes here are rarely full and they're not something I would take again. The instructor, Tina, can be unpleasant also. The women who go to this gym are typically heavyset. It's extremely uncomfortable if you weigh less than 115 lbs.

A creative space in the heart of downtown Lexington that provides space to the community for arts…read moreand entertainment. A nice venue for exhibitions as well as performance art in the small theatre. Street parking or main library garage across the street.