Not a bad seat in the house, really. We've seen a few concerts here and all have been good... read more
First visit to this locatkon was to see Carpenters Christmas. The building was awesome. Reminds me... read more
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Not a bad seat in the house, really. We've seen a few concerts here and all have been good. Renovations are underway thru Summer & we look forward to our next visit in October. The negative I would say is having to buy a 5.00...More
First visit to this locatkon was to see Carpenters Christmas. The building was awesome. Reminds me of Fox Theater in Atlanta. More renovations planned in 2018. Easy parking. Comfortable seats.
Saw the Nutcracker here. The theater is beautiful and acoustics were good. A few stairs to the balcony, so avoid that if stairs are a problem. Parking a bit difficult, but overall a great venue.
The theater is absolutely beautiful! I have seen so many wonderful shows here and I am so excited that the seating is currently being redone because it was very tight. Hopefully there will now be some more leg room.
We have attended numerous events at the Grand Opera House, including the Nutcracker, symphony performances, comedians, and solo and group singing acts. We have sat upstairs, downstairs and the balconies. For solo artists such as comedians or singers the box seats are PERFECT. They are...More
Watch the schedule for really great traveling shows. It is a beautiful theater with a huge stage and great acoustics. Don't miss the 'carry it into the theater drinks" that you can purchase at the right Near the entrance. I think they also have tours...More
We have seen a number of plays and concerts. Great little theater. Great place for a date night with your significant other
beautiful interior, a must see when visiting macon ga.didnt get to see a play but will try to get back when one is on the calender.
Drove down to spend a night in Macon to see a concert here. What a great atmosphere! The only strange thing is the drinking rule but it certainly wasn't a problem...just strange. In all, we loved the place.
The grand is a "Grand Ole Dame of The South." In 1908, a production of Ben Hur was shown. A treadmill was installed in the stage to make the live horses and chariots really move. Houdini used the trap doors; one still is used to...More
