Energy of the Stage
What to see and do this weekend? We recommend Dance Truck, “Metamorphoses” at Georgia Shakespeare, Libby Whittemore at Actor’s Express and, perhaps a trip to the urban oasis of Serenbe for the opening of the Pulitzer Prize-nominated “A Walk in the Woods.”
Read MoreEverybody into the pool!! Georgia Shakespeare’s “Metamorphoses” is our personal don’t-miss event this weekend. What’s yours?
Read MoreCan major change happen with a simple walk in the woods? That’s the singular question posed in A Walk in the Woods at Serenbe Playhouse, in which two superpower …
Read MoreKids rule, with “The Velveteen Rabbit” at Serenbe Playhouse, “The Cat in the Hat” at the Center for Puppetry Arts and Synchronicity Theatre’s annual Playmaking for Girls. Grownups would be wise to check out the almost indescribable “Curious Encounters” hosted by 7 Stages.
Read MoreMake your weekend last with three don’t-miss offerings: Serenbe Playhouse’s “Velveteen Rabbit,” opening Friday; the second annual Atlanta Fringe Festival, making edgy art through Sunday; and “The One-Minute Play Festival,” hosted by Actor’s Express on Monday and Tuesday.
Read MoreSerenbe Playhouse’s productions don’t just showcase an inventive approach to outdoor staging, they showcase Serenbe itself as a lovely community in harmony with its landscape, with enough restaurants and attractions to inspire a rich day trip.
Read MoreIf we could see anything this weekend (and we will) it’d be “Seminar” at Actor’s Express and the Collective Project opening of “The Great McAnigan. Just ahead: the Atlanta Fringe Festival, the One-Minute Play Festival and the opening of Serenbe Playhouse’s summer season. Get. Tickets. Now.
Read MoreWhen Serenbe Playhouse begins its fourth season in June, it will do so with an eye toward change, according to Brian Clowdus, executive artistic director of the open-air theater company based in the Palmetto-Chattahoochee Hills area.
Read MoreIf you’re in the Christmas spirit, we can recommend everything from Synchronicity Theatre’s “A Year With Frog and Toad” and the Alliance’s “A Christmas Carol” to a Very Merry Holiday Pops at the ASO. If not, try 7 Stages’ anti-holiday “Atlanta Xmas Apocalypse,” the Collective Project’s “The Theory of Everything” or Fabrefaction’s “Little Women.”
Read MoreLooking for something cultural to do this weekend and maybe even beyond? Here is a select list of our recommendations — mostly holiday-related and packed with good times.
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