(404) 881-2100
660 Peachtree St NE
Atlanta,
GA
30308
33.7726
-84.3851
Neighborhoods: Northeast, Northeast, Midtown
Reviews & Ratings for Fox Theatre Atlanta
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Incredible Evening
by Ramesses
I've been to many events at the Fabulous Fox and I can always count on a wonderful evening in a beautiful historic landmark that seems almost timeless. The Fox is definetly one of Atlanta's greatest treasures to be preserved and enjoyed for generations to come.
- Pros: very beautiful
- Cons: none
Beautiful Old Theatre
by lisa3686
Love seeing all of the shows that come to town here. They have really done a great job of mixing the old with the new here. The accutisics are great!
- Pros: Great Venue!
Classy, Historical and Super-Cool
by phjordan72
The Fox is a true icon in Atlanta and is home to some of the best live performances anywhere. In the past year I've seen My Morning Jacket, Ryan Adams & the Cardinals, Les Miserables and Chris Rock. The acoustics are absolutely killer and the architecture is stunning.
5 stars for the theater, BUT Don't waste you money on River Dance
by kanuk1
The Fox theater is the most beautiful theater I have ever been in. We went to see river Dance on May 13th. The Dancers have great talent. but that's all the good I can say about the show. The scenery was?.... there was none . the orchestra? there was none, just people on a large band stand. The theme of the show was also very poor. The singers, although they had wonderful voices, made you feel like you were at a funeral, The whole First half of the show was boring to say the least. I have seen the original River Dance and there is no comparison. as i said The talent is there but the production stunk to high heaven.The music was so loud you couldn't even hear the tapping of the feet. We left after the first half finished. what a waste of our money.
- Pros: theater,
- Cons: Riverdance
Beautiful theater, lousy acoustics
by PACman123
The Fox is a must see venue in Atlanta in terms of historical significance but at 4,800 seats it is far too large for Broadway and the acoustics don't do any concert justice. Bear in mind it started life as a movie house. Newer venues in town such as the Cobb Energy Centre are giving Atlanta theater-goers a taste of what a real theater is meant to be.
- Pros: Architecture
- Cons: Acoustics & parking
Bad Management, great venue. Allows latecomers AFTER live performance starts
by SummerRainOla
While venue is fantastic, its management isn't. I have been in two event's lately (both spectacular performers Aretha Franklin and Alvin Ailey Dance Company), sadly both performances started late.
Even worst for seated live performance event and top theater venue in Atlanta, latecomers were allowed in AFTER show starts and throughout whole performance. Needles to say, I missed very beginning of 2 dancing acts in Alvin Ailey because of late comers that were allowed in and disturbed my view to the stage. During Aretha Franklin's concert it was even worst (it was also seated event, 85$ per ticket). I didn't have even 10 minutes clear view of stage due to late arrivals throughout whole concert. I contacted management and they are not planning to do anything about, mostly they were giving me excuses.
Make an informed decision for the shows you want to see, and what kind of policy they have for late arrivals. If you don't mind people all the time lifting you and people in front of you up, this is the place for you. I have been at prime venues all around the world and have never seen that in live theater you would let people in. It is disrespectful to patrons of art that came on time, pay premium tickets and performers as well.
Another World
by hp6254
Going to the Fox is like escaping to a different time--it makes me feel like a character in the Great Gatsby where everything is large, ornate & beautiful! There is nothing like watching a show here--there is no other place like the Fox! The venue is just as beautiful as the performances & I get excited every time we go!!! We usually park at the hotel across the street! If you have never been, go extra early b.c if you are not familiar with parking, it can take a little while to figure things out!
The "Ultimate" 1920's Movie Palace! Performing Arts And Special Events Also!
by jaymaygm
Originally built by William Fox, for the Shriner's of Atlanta, but after the depression, became the ultimate movie palace. As a kid, Saturdays, were spent at The Fox, we had to have balcony seats, to watch the clouds float by. The Mighty Mo would play during intermissions, and real buttered popcorn. Check out the restrooms, Cleopatra, would be proud. Ma Bell almost took the Fox down during the '70's, but Atlanta's best citizen's banded together, to save the Fox. And we did. A major restoration project followed, with a digital Marquee, and the old girl was as good as new. Today occasional movies, but performing arts, and special events shine behind The Mighty Mo!
- Pros: The Only Place In The City For The Arts! An Atlanta Icon!
- Cons: n/a
Beautiful theaters.
by douacheekue17
It's a wonderful place to see a show. The theaters are goreous and staff are very helpful. It's a perfect place for a date. Very romantic. Clean. Parking can get tricky and kind of pricey. Drive around once to check out different prices before parking.
- Pros: Love it all. Thumbs up.
- Cons: Parking.
Atlanta's Shining Shrine
by stephaniesaxon
Without a doubt, Atlanta's most beloved building. All other reviews on this page are on the money.
The first time I ever visited Atlanta, it was to come to town to go to Pretender's concert. One look at the lavish ladies room, and I knew I had to MOVE HERE!
If you don't find some excuse - any excuse - to go to this cherished landmark, you're making a huge mistake. Taking out-of-town visitors on the tours is a great entertainment value - everyone loves it.
- Pros: Excellent accoustics [if the soundboard operator is doing his/her job.]
- Cons: Hard to watch the show for staring at the surroundings.








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