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Playwright Carla Ching double-dips with plays on two Atlanta stages; Stephen Sondheim’s on his way to Actor’s Express; the Nora show continues in AE’s “Doll’s House”; the ASO returns; and Aurora opens the intriguing “Be Here Now.”
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“It’s about keeping all the stuff that everyone loves from the movie and, in order to get it onstage, give it a musical-comedy heart,” Broadway director Casey Nicholaw says of “Aladdin.” The stage version runs Sept. 12-23 at the Fox Theatre.
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“A Doll’s House, Part 2” (Actor’s Express), “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” (Alliance Theatre) + “The Seagull” (Serenbe Playhouse) make up the three-headed beast atop this week’s curated column. Plus. Much. More.
Read MoreIf you didn’t score tickets for Hamilton’s first visit to the Fox Theatre, take heart. You’ll have another chance to be in the room where it happens.
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HAMILTON 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.
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The long-awaited arrival of “Hamilton” (opening Tuesday) leads this week’s curated BEST BETS column. Openings include vocalist Libby Whittemore’s weekend gig at Actor’s Express and “Citizens Market” at Horizon Theatre. Also, say goodbye to the Alliance/Atlanta Symphony’s epic “Candide.”
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“Rent” alum Adam Pascal finds comedy, tonight, as a Renaissance man, the rockin’ Will Shakespeare in the musical-inventing musical “Something Rotten!”
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The Fox Theatre’s Marquee Club, the 10,000-ft. expansion featuring a rooftop terrace and generous event space, will officially open May 17 with a ribbon-cutting for inaugural members.
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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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Anglophile — and Georgia native — James Taylor Odom has appointment(s) with death, playing 8 ‘deliciously nasty’ characters in “Gentleman’s Guide,” the American-made musical comedy set in Edwardian England.
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