Energy of the Stage
Mo Willems–the best-selling children’s book author, illustrator, and creator–is doing his part to entertain children during the COVID-19 pandemic. The creator of the Alliance Theatre’s Naked Mole Rat Gets Dressed: …
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If there’s one thing the theatre community is notorious for, it’s resilience. Historically, when times have been tough, artists have come together to show the world that there is hope, …
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Pictured above: Marcus Terrell Smith in Serenbe Playhouse’s 2019 production of Ragtime. Photo by BreeAnne Clowdus. We might not be able to go to the theatre in real life, but …
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If there’s one thing the theatre community is notorious for, it’s resilience. Historically, when times have been tough, artists have come together to show the world that there is hope, …
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Photo courtesy: Broadway in Atlanta. Fifth Third Bank Broadway in Atlanta’s engagement of Hamilton has been rescheduled in light of the COVID-19 pandemic and will now play the Fox Theatre …
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Pictured above: Sophia Sapronov and Jessica De Maria in Horizon Theatre Company’s production of Once. As COVID-19 has all but shut down our whole city, many small businesses and non-profits …
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Pictured above: Carlos Unzueta, Erik Poger Abrahamsen, and Danielle Hopkins. Photo by Greg Mooney. If there’s one thing the theatre community is notorious for, it’s resilience. Historically, when times have …
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In times of uncertainty, confusion, and sadness, the people of the world always seem to come together and create beacons for hope. Beacons come in many different forms, especially in …
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Pictured above: The Atlanta Lyric Theatre’s 2014 production of Cats In one of the most extraordinary miracles in the history of mankind, we have a double Broadway birthday this weekend. …
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As Atlanta reacts to the CDC’s daily updates regarding COVID-19, our theatres have been announcing closure after closure to keep our city safe. While we might not be able to …
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