Energy of the Stage
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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This COVID-19 business can’t stop Atlanta artists, like those at City Springs Theatre, from uplifting and entertaining the community. Today, we bring you two new performances from City Springs Theatre …
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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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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: 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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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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In light of the CDC’s updates regarding COVID-19, Atlanta theatres have been announcing the premature closing of most performances, and some are extending the closure through the rest of the …
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A powerful play that magnifies the struggle for freedom and the need to belong somewhere, The Brothers Size is showing at Actor’s Express until April 11. OFFencore.com currently has tickets for …
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