Another Atlanta tradition: 'Black Nativity'
See and hear the toe-tapping spiritual and gospel-infused story of that historic time in Jersusalem, first written by playwright Langston Hughes. And do it at a discount.
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See and hear the toe-tapping spiritual and gospel-infused story of that historic time in Jersusalem, first written by playwright Langston Hughes. And do it at a discount.
Read MoreHere comes Santa Claus. And Jane Austen. And please don’t miss “Cardboard Piano” at Actor’s Express.
Read MoreWhat to see? What to do? It’s really up to you and what makes your holiday sing. If we planned your weekend, it’d start with 7 Stages’ Home Brew and include Aurora’s “Christmas Canteen,” “Frog and Toad” at Synchronicity; and the one-of-a-kind Libby Whittemore at Actor’s Express.
Read MoreThis week’s top picks: Actor’s Express introduces three new plays — by S.M. Shephard-Massat, Johnny Drago and Lee Nowell — in its Threshold series, plus openings at Stage Door Players, Synchronicity and Theatrical Outfit.
Read MoreThis week’s column has a red and greenish tint, and there’s a musical or comedy or drama for nearly every taste.
Read MoreOur top pick this week: “Libby’s at the Express,” a holiday celebration with singer extraordinaire (and funny lady) Libby Whittemore and her special guest, Miss Connie Sue Day, the 31st Lady of Country Music.
Read MoreIf you’re not into Christmas shows, you’re kind of scrooged right now. But there is much to choose from, for the young, the old, the perverse, families and grownups. If you just can’t go there — and regardless — we suggest “Murder Ballad” (last chance) at Actor’s Express and/or “Morgan Freeman Presents … ” at Dad’s Garage. Cheers!
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