Energy of the Stage
Pictured above: Keith Arthur Bolden and Alexis Woodard. Courtesy of the Alliance Theatre. The Alliance Theatre has announced the addition of The New Black Play Fest’s Hands Up: 7 Playwrights, …
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The Atlanta Musical Theatre Festival has announced the postponement of its fifth annual festival. A new date has not yet been released. Having just announced the musical selections in May, …
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Photo credit: Synchronicity Theatre The creative minds at Synchronicity Theatre have cooked up a plan to continue one of their most prominent traditions – COVID or no COVID. Just the …
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The Alliance Theatre has long been known for bringing Broadway stars to Atlanta, typically in the form of a new musical like Tuck Everlasting or The Prom. The team is …
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Pictured above: Atlanta Shakespeare Company students. Photo courtesy of Atlanta Shakespeare Company. The old adage, “The show must go on!” has proven true of Atlanta’s resilient theatre companies in this …
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A pandemic might be changing things a little, but the Alliance Theatre isn’t letting it ruin their signature summer camps. The Tony Award-winning theatre has announced they will be holding …
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The companies at local Atlanta theatres might have closed their doors, but behind those doors, they keep producing new content for us to enjoy. Over the last few weeks, Stage …
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Pictured above: Theatrical Outfit’s The Laramie Project. Photo credit: Casey Gardner Photography. Theatrical Outfit has announced the upcoming addition of two new initiatives to promote growth in the theatre community. …
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Above image courtesy of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. The ASO is the place to be on Thursday evenings in May (virtually, that is). The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra has announced the …
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What do theatre pros do when they’re on COVID-cation? Sing epic Broadway tunes, of course! Aurora Theatre recently got the gang back together to perform “One Day More” from Les …
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