Energy of the Stage
This week’s BEST BETS’ best: “Perfect Arrangement” (Theatrical Outfit) & “Sheltered” (Alliance Theatre). Last chance for “King Hedley II” (True Colors). And get your French on with Théâtre du Rêve’s feminist-leaning “Once Upon a Time.”
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Our best of the Best Bets: “King Hedley II” (True Colors), “Perfect Arrangement” (Theatrical Outfit), “Sheltered” (Alliance Theatre). Last chance for “Daughter of the Regiment” (Atlanta Opera) and “Ontario Was Here” (Aurora Theatre).
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New in this week: “Perfect Arrangement” (Theatrical Outfit, pictured) and “Daughter of the Regiment” (Atlanta Opera). Going, going, almost gone: “The Followers” (7 Stages), “The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane” (Synchronicity) and “Rent” (Fox Theatre).
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Alvin Ailey dances on, and “King Hedley” (True Colors) and “Rent” (national tour) arrive. Last call for “Angels in America” at Actor’s Express, one of four shows closing this weekend.
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Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater arrives, Aurora’s “Maytag Virgin” departs and attention is paid to two of America’s greatest playwrights — Tony Kushner (“Angels: at Actor’s Express) and August Wilson (“King Hedley II” at True Colors Theatre).
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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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This season in Atlanta, see Lauren Gunderson’s “Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley” at Theatrical Outfit and “The Taming” at Synchronicity Theatre.
Read MoreThe 3-show season features “Holler If Ya Hear Me,” “King Hedley II” & Colman Domingo’s “Dot.”
Read MoreGet your culture on! Our recommendations include the August Wilson bio at True Colors, Out of Hand’s cwazy wabbit show, Theatrical Outfit’s “My Children! My Africa!” and, “beginning” Wednesday, the highly anticipated “Murder Ballad” at Actor’s Express.
Read MoreThis weekend’s your last chance for Aurora’s “Clybourne Park” and “The Doctor, the Devil & My Dad” at 7 Stages and your first look at the Alliance’s “Steel Magnolias.” Don’t-misses include “How I Learned What I Learned” at True Colors and Theatrical Outfit’s “My Children! My Africa”
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