Its a gorgeous atmosphere with all of the fancy interior. It takes you back in time and you can…read moreimagine what it must've been like way back then I like the intimacy of the size of the theater and so proud of Lexington for saving this place and renovating but keeping the same flavor.

Classic. Charm. Culture. Community. The Kentucky Theatre…read moreis the kind of place that makes a city. Old movies, new runs, gorgeous space, fabulous service, a good bar, and the best popcorn in town. Now being run as a non-profit, I can't think of a better place to spend an afternoon or evening. Too often we are losing these types of theaters to big box, multi-plexes with no charm and no vibe. The seats might be cushier but the experience is lacking. The Kentucky has style and Lexington is lucky to have it.

I rarely leave reviews Altho I read a lot of reviews. I just never take the time to write down…read moreexperiences--but I honestly feel like this time it's completely necessary. My husband and I hadn't been to the movies in quite some time. Maybe even a year. Anyway. It was our anniversary and we wanted to do something easy. Dinner and a movie. Top Gun was the movie pick. Our original plan was to go to our regular hangout, Brannon Crossing, but we decided to give the Lex Live theater a try. I cannot even tell you how absolutely amazing it was! We had never been there and we were so shocked at how fantastic it was. Seeing Top Gun back in 1986 was awesome but uh--todays was insane. The seats RUMBLED as the fighter jets took off on the screen. I cannot wait to go back and see other movies there. We doubt we'll go anywhere else from here on out. Next time we plan on eating at the restaurant, maybe grabbing a beer at the bar before going to the show. Oh! And bowling! Crazy cool. Go! Go now! You will not be disappointed! Oh--ignore those who say parking is difficult. Please. It was a piece of cake. Get your ticket validated on the way out and you're good to go. Enjoy!

Concession stand is always understaffed. Arrived 20 minutes early and still haven't placed my…read moreorder yet and my movie is starting

Quaint little independent teather. Came for the 5th yearly 10 minute play festival. There were 300…read moresubmission and we got to enjoy the top 7. The seating is comfy and limited. I love the intimate feel and quality productions. One of the few theatrical outlets I appreciate.

Short lines, friendly staff, clean bathrooms and good movies with all the trimmings popcorn candy…read morerefreshments

I used to love this place. Since the "renovations" the food is not great: super stale bag of nacho…read morechips, no boat, just tiny bin for nacho cheese the chips don't even fit in to dip in, soda was not good either. The theater rooms don't look renovated at all. The screen we were watching kept strobing dark and light throughout the entire movie. It's a quick trip if I don't want to leave Georgetown - but probably will go to Lexington to get better quality snacks, chairs, and screens for the money.

My Daughter who is 10, has only been taking Academy classes here for two years. She is in the…read moreclassic training, they also offer Pre-Professional. We just love this program. Very well set up, incredibly organized and the environment is very encouraging. The staff are very great with the kids and work them hard!! I have seen a lot of positive direction in her ballet technique and she grows every year. Kentucky Ballet Theatre has soo much to offer!! Private lessons, intensives during the summer, prepoint evaluations for their students, as well as other technique classes are offered.

Just saw the Nutcracker while visiting Lexington. Kids were great, but I was under the impression…read morethat this was a professional dance company, which it clearly is not. I'm not one to fat shame, but the worst offender was the very corpulent dancer in the first act. I assumed him to be someone's dad until I saw him listed as the "artistic director"...wow!! I've since learned that the Lexington Ballet Theater is the way to go and wanted to pass on this tip.

United Talent Programs have been an incredible experience for my daughter! The instructors strike…read morethe perfect balance between challenging her and keeping dance fun and engaging. It's clear they are passionate about developing both technique and a love for the art. The communication from the program dirextor is top-notch. Whether it's details about competitive dance opportunities or recital information, families are always kept in the loop, which makes everything run smoothly. The ballet program is especially high quality. The attention to detail and dedication to classical training have helped so many dancers. They put on beautiful performance. Sometimes you truly forget these are kids and not professionals They're that good! Musical theater has also offered some great opportunities for her to share her musical talents. The program director does a great job engaging the kids and always works to create great shows. If you're looking for a program that offers strong technical training, a supportive environment, and a commitment to clear communication, United Talent is the place to be! Highly recommend!

My granddaughter did her 1st year & Sunday they had a recital for all ages…read more I went in very skeptical and was really impressed with the talent & how well everything was choreographed. It moved very fast & was impressive. There was no photography allowed & you were giving the opportunity to buy a $75 video......

I've played here two times (soon to be three), and they have great hospitality for the performers…read more Rooms to get ready in, food, etc.

I grew up watching woodsongs on KET every week with my family. I've been a follower of woodsongs on…read moreFacebook because I enjoy watching the livestream productions. Someone blocked me from the woodsongs Facebook page. This is confusing as it is public broadcast, why would they block anyone from supporting their programming? I will no longer recommend woodsongs to anyone as this is bad business. Why would you block your supporters?

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.