Cotton Hall Theater — Attraction in Colquitt

I was invited to go to this by a coworker. I had never heard of this place or swamp gravy. I did not know what to expect. Now that I have been I will most certainly return. I will also tell everyone that they should go atleast once in their life. The story I heard tonight was A Stone's Throw. This was a message of the ripple effect of suicide. As someone who has struggled with thoughts of suicide more than once in my life. This had me bawling my eyes out. I have not looked at it in that perspective before. The little brother's point of view and way it effected him as both a child and an adult really hurt. It made me see more clearly. I wish more people knew about this place. I want to hear more stories from this place. I want more people to know about this place. I hope the swamp gravy tshirt I have will spark conversations in the future with strangers so that they may too reach this place. The people that put this play on are so very nice, sweet, professional, down to earth southern hospitality at its finest and more than accommodating. I look forward to my next trip. We drove almost 2 hours to get there, very much worth the drive. Im so thankful that my boss introduced me to this place....

This is our fourth visit to a play, and it won't be our last. This town puts all of their heart and soul in to these plays and it shows. Amazing performance. Each performance is based on stories around town. Things that have happen over the last 100+ years. The stories can be gripping, funny and tragic, but it is their stories and they are worth hearing.

Strongly suggest that if you are traveling fromm out of town to see one of these plays to arrive early in the day so that you can look around at the amazing wall murals that are painted all over town. The paintings...

The best community theater I have ever experienced. Everyone from the actors to the greeters and concession people to the audience are amazingly genuinely friendly. Acting, singing and stages are very professional. Going on since 1992. That tells you something. Performance has traveled to Washington DC and England (may have been a little hard to understand in England with the Southern jargon and accent.) I hate Tarrer Inn Bed and Breakfast has permanently closed due to Covid. Heard they had a fabulous country buffet. A place I really wanted...