Wickedly smart ‘Doll’s House, Part 2’ relocates to Aurora Theatre
Contemporary playwright Lucas Hnath’s wickedly smart “A Doll’s House, Part 2,” a co-production with Actor’s Express, relocates to Lawrenceville’s Aurora Theatre.
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Contemporary playwright Lucas Hnath’s wickedly smart “A Doll’s House, Part 2,” a co-production with Actor’s Express, relocates to Lawrenceville’s Aurora Theatre.
Read MoreRosemary Newcott, directing her last “A Christmas Carol” as an Alliance Theatre staff member, reflects on her life in the theater. And she’s not done yet.
Read MoreThe outlook turns tinselly with holiday shows filling the calendar. Our top picks: “Christmas Canteen” (Aurora Theatre); “Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley” (Theatrical Outfit); and especially “Knead” (at the Alliance through Dec. 9).
Read More“Knead,” an Alliance Theatre world premiere, and Aurora Theatre’s festive “Christmas Canteen” run on; Steve Yockey’s “Reykjavik” (Actor’s Express) and “Dry Land” (Atlanta Theatre Club) close; and the ASO plays Tchaikovsky. Details on these and more in this week’s curated column.
Read MoreThe Alliance Theatre takes its annual musical, multicultural “A Christmas Carol” back to Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre for a second holiday season. We have ticket dealz for Dec. 14-22.
Read MoreI LOVED, I LOST, I ATE SPAGHETTI may best be described as a saucy, one-woman romantic comedy about the trials and tribulations of navigating the minefield that is big-city dating.
Read MoreHAMILTON is still here (lottery ticket details below), Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre opens a world premiere and both top this week’s curated BEST BETS column. See, too, what’s happening at Horizon Theatre, the Make Mom Proud Project + the Shakespeare Tavern. Next week: 2 openings + the ASO returns.
Read MoreTheatrical Outfit’s “Perfect Arrangement,” closing Sunday, tops this week’s curated edition of Best Bets. Also closing is “Comedy of Tenors” at Georgia Ensemble Theatre, while the highly recommended “Sheltered” (Alliance) is in its final weeks.
Read More“Sheltered,” an Alliance Theatre world premiere, looks at what can happen when the political gets personal. This fact-based drama, the 2018 winner of the competitive Alliance/Kendeda contest, unfolds as WWII threatens Europe and an American couple schemes to rescue Jewish children.
Read MoreAtlanta playwright Topher Payne won the 2014 American Theatre Critics Association Osborn Prize for his fact-based script, called “a clever canapé of a comedy” by The New York Times. The Theatrical Outfit staging of this pointed comedy is an Encore Atlanta winter season top pick. Mature themes and content.
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