A CHRISTMAS CAROL Feature: A Christmas Career
Script adapter David H. Bell reflects on a career filled with the seasonal classic “I will honour Christmas in my heart, and try to keep it all the year.” -Ebenezer …
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DARLIN’ CORY Feature: A Musical of Its Time
Discovering the Unique Treasures of Writing Darlin’ Cory During COVID This article appears in Alliance Theatre’s Darlin’ Cory edition of Encore Atlanta. Pick up a copy when you attend the …
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Alliance Feature: Atlanta, in Our Own Words
Essential workers of our city tell their own stories in Working at the Alliance Theatre In this version of Working by Stephen Schwartz, the Broadway writer has collaborated with director/co-adaptor …
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Feature: The Color of Rhythm in the Air
This piece appears in the Alliance’s Under the Tent series edition of Encore. Songwriter Eugene Russell IV reflects on the experience of setting Beautiful Blackbird to music at the Alliance Theatre …
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The sound of healing: Bringing Atlanta together through Scrooge’s redemptive tale
As the beloved Atlanta tradition of A Christmas Carol kicks off this season, it’s a much-needed glint of normalcy. But nothing’s normal at all, is it? As the self-aware performers …
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Pivoting from Stage to Screen: Terry Burrell on Alliance, Acting, and Atlanta
by Sally Henry Fuller and Ashley Elliott When Terry Burrell is asked how she feels about A Very Terry Christmas, the first thing she says is, “Gratitude. Tremendous, tremendous gratitude.” A seasoned Atlanta and Broadway …
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On an even playing field: Alliance Theatre’s naked mole rats invite all ages to have an encounter with the theatre
Photos: A’riel Tinter Director Leora Morris (Ride the Cyclone, Winnie the Pooh) knows Naked Mole Rat Gets Dressed: The Rock Experience is more than a story about some obscure rodents. …
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Power and Limits: Will Power tackles questions of human nature through a Shakespearean villain
Photo by Greg Mooney Playwright Will Power wonders, “This time that we live in right now has really made me think about big questions of virtue and evil, selfishness and …
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“The Nutcracker”—A Christmas Dream Come True
The Christmas season carries a childlike theme in its core. It is the one time of year that our society collectively reminisces on the delights that childhood can hold, especially …
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The Theatre Nerd’s Guide to Pride on Broadway
Over the years, the Broadway community has often seen theatre artists coming together to advocate a common cause. A recurring objective of this advocacy has been to promote the acceptance …
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