Energy of the Stage
Can major change happen with a simple walk in the woods? That’s the question asked in this drama about the give-and-take relationship between two superpower arms negotiators. In “A …
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It’s a big weekend for openings: “Every Tongue Confess” at Horizon Theatre, the Essential Theatre Play Festival and True Colors’ “Shakin’ the Rafters.” What are your picks? (And don’t forget the “Lesbians” at Weird Sisters, and the gods and mortals of “Metamorphoses” at Georgia Shakespeare.)
Read MoreIf the weather keeps you inside this weekend, or you tire of all the snap, crackle and pop of fireworks, we recommend the hilariously quirky “5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche” by Weird Sisters Theatre Project, anything at Serenbe Playhouse and the gorgeous “Metamorphoses” at Georgia Shakespeare … but that’s just a start.
Read MoreWhat to see and do this weekend? We recommend Dance Truck, “Metamorphoses” at Georgia Shakespeare, Libby Whittemore at Actor’s Express and, perhaps a trip to the urban oasis of Serenbe for the opening of the Pulitzer Prize-nominated “A Walk in the Woods.”
Read MoreEverybody into the pool!! Georgia Shakespeare’s “Metamorphoses” is our personal don’t-miss event this weekend. What’s yours?
Read MoreCan major change happen with a simple walk in the woods? That’s the singular question posed in A Walk in the Woods at Serenbe Playhouse, in which two superpower …
Read MoreSerenbe Playhouse’s productions don’t just showcase an inventive approach to outdoor staging, they showcase Serenbe itself as a lovely community in harmony with its landscape, with enough restaurants and attractions to inspire a rich day trip.
Read MoreWhen Serenbe Playhouse begins its fourth season in June, it will do so with an eye toward change, according to Brian Clowdus, executive artistic director of the open-air theater company based in the Palmetto-Chattahoochee Hills area.
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