Energy of the Stage
Because of this week’s weather “event,” please check with your venue before venturing out. When you do, you’ll find more great choices than you can squeeze into a week, let alone a weekend. A partial list: “The Geller Girls” and “In Love and War” at the Alliance; “Lombardi” at Aurora; “Six Degrees of Separation” at Actor’s Express; plus the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival and Theater Emory’s Brave New Works. Oh, what fun!
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Tumblers, jugglers, newsies and dirty dancing will fill the Fox Theatre stage during Broadway in Atlanta’s 2014-15 season, with “Pippin” and “Newsies” topping the typical mix of old and new.
Read MoreLooking for something cultural to do this weekend and beyond? Here’s our select list of top picks.
Read MoreStop the presses! Here comes “Newsies.” The musical, still running on Broadway, will visit the Fox Theatre as part of the 2014-15 Broadway in Atlanta season.
Read MoreBroadway in Atlanta is offering mini-season packages that start at $99 and feature the musicals “Once,” “The Lion King” and “Evita.”
Read MoreIf we could see anything within the next week or so, it’d be the U.S. premiere of “Lady Lay” at 7 Stages, Moving in the Spirit’s “Between Worlds,” Atlanta Opera’s “The Italian Girl From Algiers,” Itzhak Perlman with the ASO, and “Much Ado About Nothing” under the stars, as Georgia Shakespeare once again fills Piedmont Park. So much to choose from, so little time!
Read MoreThis weekend’s your last chance for “Equus” and “Petite Rouge,” plus your only chance to see Zoetic Dance Ensemble’s “Gurl,” Mike Tyson and Jillian Michaels.
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“Sister Act” plays the Fox Theatre from April 23 to 28. You’ve seen him in the pit — just a hand with a baton waving in the semi-darkness. He — …
Read MoreOur advice: Get tickets now for 7 Stages “Angry Fags” and the Alliance’s “Whipping Man.” Catch “Fly” at Theatrical Outfit and “Two Trains Running” by the brilliant August Wilson at True Colors before they close on Sunday.
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Broadway in Atlanta’s 2013-14 season begins Nov. 5 with “The Book of Mormon” and includes “Ghost the Musical,” “Once,” “The Lion King,” “American Idiot” and “Evita.”
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