Encore Atlanta Current Issues

Encore Atlanta is the official show program for:

The Fox Theatre

April 2019: Dear Evan Hansen

In this issue, award-winning Dear Evan Hansen resonates with teens and parents and Food for Thought updates readers about Atlanta’s ever-changing restaurant landscape.

May 2019

In this issue, the Fox Theatre’s upcoming shows will delight audiences of all ages, the Doggies on the Catwalk Foundation prepares for its annual fundraiser, and Food for Thought updates readers about Atlanta’s ever-changing restaurant landscape.

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The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra

May 2019: Atlanta Symphony Orchestra

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The Alliance Theatre

May 2019: Ride the Cyclone

In this issue, ten years after its first staged production, Ride the Cyclone closes the Alliance’s 50th anniversary season under the direction of Leona Morris and alumni of the Alliance’s teen ensemble discuss their current projects.

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The Atlanta Opera

April/May 2019: La Traviata

In this issue, The Atlanta Opera’s La traviata takes the stage once again to tell the story of love and marriage entangled in a web of social requirements and restrictions.

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Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre

May/June 2019

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Rialto Center for the Arts

Spring 2019: Rialto Center for the Arts

In this issue, the Rialto Center for the Arts welcomes a modern sitar master, political comedy, the Georgia State University Opera, and an unmatched jazz trumpeter performing with the Georgia State University Jazz Band.

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Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center

March/April/May 2019: Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center

In this issue, the March-April-May brings wide-ranging acts to the Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center – from comedy to science explorers, ballet to Broadway musicals, and more!

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CreateATL

September 10, 2017

The Woodruff Arts Center is committed to reaching families and children in areas where a theater or symphony ticket, or a stroll through an art museum, is economically out of reach. Their main event, called CREATE ATL, is a free Sunday afternoon of art-making, interactive musical story times, hands-on instrument-making, drop-in acting classes and much more. Some 6,000 people attend each festival.