THEATER. OPERA. CONCERT.
Alliance Theatre Artistic Director Susan V. Booth talks about “Candide,” a historic collaboration with the ASO’s Robert Spano, puppets and the best of all possible worlds.
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THINK OF IT AS ‘FESTIV-ALL’ SEASON
Think of it as “festiv-all” season. We bet Georgia has a spring or summer event that will get you off the couch and out the door. Tell Netflix you’ll be back, grab a friend, water, sunscreen, kids if you have them, and go forth to find your bliss.
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IN ‘CARMEN,’ THREE’S A CROWD
Three’s a crowd in Bizet’s popular “Carmen,” which remains as tantalizing and provocative as the deadly love triangle it features, first staged almost a century and a half ago. See it April 28-May 6 at The Atlanta Opera.
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BEST BETS | April 19-25, 2018
World premieres — the opening of “The Flower Room” at Actor’s Express and the continuing run of “Ripe Frenzy” at Synchronicity — lead this week’s curated BEST BETS. Say goodbye, meanwhile, to “Freaky Friday” (Horizon), “Little Mermaid” (Serenbe), “Love’s Labours Lost” (Shakespeare Tavern) and “Something Rotten!” (Fox Theatre).
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Giant sculptures return to Botanical Garden
The giant topiary exhibition “Imaginary Worlds” returns May 5 to the Atlanta Botanical Garden with a mostly all-new menagerie of living plant sculptures. The show runs through Oct. 28 and can be seen at both the Midtown and Gainesville locations.
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BEST BETS | April 11-18, 2018
The opening of “Ripe Frenzy,” a world premiere at Synchronicity Theatre, tops this week’s curated BEST BETS. It’s joined by “Hospice + Pointing at the Moon” (Alliance Theatre) and “Out of Darkness: Two Remain” (Atlanta Opera), both in their final days.
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COMEDY, TONIGHT!
“Rent” alum Adam Pascal finds comedy, tonight, as a Renaissance man, the rockin’ Will Shakespeare in the musical-inventing musical “Something Rotten!”
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BEST BETS | April 5-11, 2018
The best of our curated Best Bets picks this week includes “Hospice + Pointing at the Moon” (Alliance Theatre); the Holocaust-themed “Out of Darkness: Two Remain” (Atlanta Opera); and Out Front Theatre Company’s “Red Ribbon Readings.” Plus. Much. More.
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Fox’s Marquee Club opens May 17
The Fox Theatre’s Marquee Club, the 10,000-ft. expansion featuring a rooftop terrace and generous event space, will officially open May 17 with a ribbon-cutting for inaugural members.
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7 Stages gives April slot to woman-centered ‘Revolt’
Implosive. Urgent. Funny. Ferocious. Those words describe the theater piece “Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again,” a play that lays bare the conundrums of being female in the 21st century and will now play 7 Stages in April/May.
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