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In “Knead” at the Alliance Theatre, a woman is trying to bake bread from her mother’s incomprehensible recipe. It’s the middle of the night, and time and memory keep getting in the way.
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5 world and 2 regional premieres, Chris Coleman’s return, and evenings spent with Tony Kushner and August Wilson top our list of what to see in Atlanta theater’s stages of winter.
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With a significant nod to Lewis Carroll, the Alliance Theatre flays open the struggles of middle school’s angsty days and nights.
Read MoreThe inaugural festival, running Aug. 1-2, introduces four new shows to metro audiences. A festival pass includes tickets to each.
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The 4 brand-new musicals by Atlanta writers look at slavery, feminism, aging and family dynamics on Aug. 1-2. Passes, tickets on sale now.
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“New,” “local” and “race” are among the words that best describe the Alliance‘s 2016-17 season, one worthy of a major regional American theater.
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Actor’s Express. Anton Chekhov. Steve Yockey. Let those names guide you as you navigate Atlanta’s fall theater season.
Read More“Storefront Church,” at Theatrical Outfit, is the final part of Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright John Patrick Shanley’s “Doubt” trilogy. When the mortgage crisis forces a Bronx borough president to confront …
Read MoreAurora Theatre’s 18th season features six shows included “Les Misérables,” “Lombardi,” the annual “Christmas Canteen” and a musical yet to be named.
Read MoreHorizon Theatre’s 2013 season features “The Book Club Play” by Karen Zacarias, “Every Tongue Confess” by Marcus Gardley and “Third County” by Atlanta playwright and actor Suehyla El-Attar.
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