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“Our task as theater makers is to give the audience just enough so they can paint the rest of it with their imaginations.” With that, director David Catlin invites you to the Alliance Theatre’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” performed outdoors at the Atlanta Botanical Garden.
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Our top picks: “The Book of Will” (Theatrical Outfit); “A Doll’s House, Part 2” (beginning at Actor’s Express); and the Shakespeare Tavern Playhouse riff on Chaucer’s “Canterbury Tales.” Last call: 2018 Essential New Play Fest and 3 other titles.
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“The Book of Will,” by oft-produced playwright Lauren Gunderson, opens Theatrical Outfit’s 2018/19 season; Broadway great Sutton Foster helps christen the Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center; and Serenbe Playhouse’s epic “Titanic” docks for good. Read more.
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The first shows of fall offer tantalizing choices, including THE BOOK OF WILL at Theatrical Outfit; A DOLL’S HOUSE, PART 2 at Actor’s Express; an acrobatic MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM at the Alliance Theatre; and THE SEAGULL, lakeside at Serenbe Playhouse.
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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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If your winter needs a pop of color, Atlanta Botanical Garden has you covered with its Orchid Daze, opening Feb. 10, and its Flower Show, opening Feb. 23.
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The month of May means margaritas at the Atlanta Botanical Garden, where the concert series kicks off June 18 with Gladys Knight.
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The garden was It was cited for its Children’s and Edible gardens and the Fuqua Orchid Center, which houses one of the most important orchid collections in the country.
Read MoreFormer namesake Linton Hopkins is taking a step back and chef Jason Paolini takes over the kitchen, with the same “plant-to-plate” philosophy.
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Work by the internationally acclaimed glass artist returns to the Atlanta Botanical Garden for six months beginning April 30.
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