The Legacy Theater

Both of our daughter’s have taken lessons at the Legacy theatre. They love going each week. They love the kids in their classes. They love the instructors. It has been an amazing to to see our children advance to new classes and watch them grow into themselves on stage. I highly recommend the Legacy Theatre. If have been thinking about signing your kids up for classes, wait no longer… they have different types of classes and different levels of classes. We have also enjoyed their summer camps.
I have seen my daughter’s get over stage fright and blossom into funny little characters. They always come home after lessons and show the family what they learned in class. I see our girls and now our little man all growing up at the Legacy.

Very nice theater. Comfortable seating. No seat is a bad seat. All performances we have seen have been high-​quality productions. Very entertaining!

Very disappointed with the dance classes. The instructors really don’t teach technique or proper dance. They focus more on rehearsing for upcoming parent paid performances. Yes!!! The parent still have to pay to come see their children perform. There was a lot of nickel and dime payments from the Legacy as well. My daughter did not learn much ballet, tap, or jazz but we bought the expensive shoes and performance outfits for a total of 15 minutes of performance in a three hour dance recital. I didn’t see where my $ 85 a month really was worth the time spent. This is the first dance class that I’ve enrolled my child in and felt ripped off. I will be looking for a true dance class for my kid. I advise to find out what the curriculum is for the class you choose for your child. Is it for the Christmas show in December and the spring recital or are you teaching real dancing technique.

I saw «The Andrews Sisters,» a delightful song and dance act. Be aware that the seats are narrow and a bit uncomfortable. I was fortunate that no one was sitting to my left, or it would have been like a long flight on Southwest Airlines between two fat guys. The stage has no footlights, which gives the actors a lot of strange facial shadows including the appearance of no upper teeth. Despite these deficiencies, I probably will go back. I had a good time.

Had the good sense to sign up for season tickets a year after The Legacy opened. Have seen every show since! They have NEVER DISAPPOINTED, with their talent, and originality. What is more, many of their artists return. Have had many out of town guests who have commented that ‘we are fortunate’ to have such a high caliber theater in Atlanta — and especially on the South Side. Just saw their latest presentation — «9 TO 5» — which was just a hoot, and treat. This theater has made a major, positive impact on the Fayette/​Coweta community!

Really pretty theater, but very uncomfortable, cramped seating. The play was ok, but after a while I couldn’t concentrate on what was going on on stage because my butt hurt. :(