Energy of the Stage
The High, now in its second year of partnership with the Louvre Museum, debuts a stunning collection of more than 70 masterpieces from the Louvre’s Egyptian, Near Eastern and Greco-Roman antiquities collection. Other Louvre Atlanta exhibits include antiquities Empress Josephine Bonaparte collected in the 1800s…
Read MorePerhaps it’s a cliché, but Atlanta Ballet company member Christian Clark is not ashamed to admit he doesn’t want to grow up. “If I wasn’t too tall and a bit older, I’d really want to [dance] Lost Boy again,” he says. This is the first time in the 10 years since he first performed Atlanta Ballet’s Peter Pan that he’s dancing a different part. “This time, I’m a pirate as well as the crocodile. It’s huge – sort of like a mascot for a sports team. The kids love it.” …
Read MoreThe Fox Theatre and Theater of the Stars (TOTS) are planning to bring Atlanta a little closer to Broadway by partnering with Elephant Eye Theatrical, a production company specializing in creating new works for Broadway…
Read MoreWelcome to the 21st century where a pet rabbit can give you the weather forecast, play foreign radio broadcasts, deliver messages from friends, and wake you up with news headlines and the local traffic report. Of course, this is no regular rabbit; it’s the Nabaztag/tag ($149-189), a smart object designed by French company Violet…
Read MoreIf diamonds are a girl’s best friend, custom-made jewelry must be her BFF. Design your dream piece at Giordano & Co…
Read MoreWith all the “good-for-you” praise green tea gets, we knew it’d only be a matter of time before it got liquor-ed up…
Read MoreDon’t wait until Thanksgiving to start checking off your holiday shopping list. Nearly 100,000 shoppers crowd Buckhead’s malls between “Black Friday” and Christmas. Instead, take advantage of the Simon Evening of Giving, a private shopping and entertainment event that also raises funds for Atlanta’s arts community and other local nonprofit organizations…
Read MoreMullets vs. money By Kristi Casey Sanders Actress Erin Elizabeth Coors isn’t old enough to remember the 1980s (she was born in 1982), but she’s gotten a crash course in …
Read MoreSTOMP cast member Louis Labovitch didn’t play drums until he was 17. “But after I started playing them, I became obsessed with them and played five hours a day every day,” he says. Playing in a band proved unglamorous (he slept in his van with his drum kit for six months). Theater school at Fresno State was an interesting experience. But the majority of the jobs Labovitch held (dishwasher, greenhouse worker) had nothing to do with his passions…
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