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Have relatives in town and feel the need to get them, and yourself, out of the house? Memories of turkey and stuffing giving you that old holiday feeling?Just need something to do with the family? We’ve got just the discount ticket!
Read MoreGoogie Uterhardt on theater: “There’s nothing like being someone else for a couple of hours. You can be, or do, anything and then get a free pass, because it’s theater, it’s your job.”
Read MoreOut of Hand Theater’s “Titus Clown!” opens Wednesday; this is your last chance for the Collective Project’s “Devil Tree” and the Alliance Theatre’s “Real Tweenagers of Atlanta: The Final Weekend.”
Read MoreTen recommendations to tickle your fancy, from Yorkey and Kitt to Stephen Sondheim, from last runs to world premieres (at the Alliance, Collective Project, Synchronicity and Theatrical Outfit). Let’s see a show!
Read MoreThe Real Tweenagers of Atlanta puts you inside a school assembly, the final assembly at a school that’s closing. Hundreds of real Atlanta tweens wrote essays about what they’d do if their school closed, which gives the improvisational musical its voice. Onstage, four actors represent as many of those voices as possible — in dialogue, dance, songs, poems and a few high-tech surprises.
Read MoreYou can see Claire Rigsby onstage this Saturday in “The Real Tweenagers of Atlanta: The Final Assembly” at the Alliance Theatre.
Read MoreTonight, don’t miss “Defiant Requiem: Verdi at Terezín” with the Atlanta Symphony. This weekend is your first chance to see Alfred Uhry’s newly opened “Apples & Oranges” at the Alliance, and your last to see the much-praised “Time Stands Still” at the Horizon.
Read MoreIf I could see one show this weekend it would be “Time Stands Still” at Horizon Theatre Company. But there’s lots to choose from, including the openings of “Betrayal” at Aurora Theatre and “Macbeth” at Georgia Shakespeare, and your last chance to see “Kiss of the Spider Woman” at Actor’s Express and “What I Learned in Paris” at the Alliance.
Read MoreThis weekend features theater you can sink your teeth into, from “Dracula: The Rock Opera” at 7 Stages to “Kiss of the Spider Woman” at Actor’s Express and, more figuratively, “Time Stands Still” at Horizon Theatre. Go see a show!
Read MoreWith “A Christmas Carol,” its annual holiday gift to Atlanta, the Alliance Theatre is offering free tickets to veterans as well as five special family nights that include parking, family photos, pre-show choir performances and four tickets PJs are encouraged.
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