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Theatrical Outfit’s “Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley” catches up with bookish middle sister Mary, who’s hoping for independence, intellectual rigor and maybe even love this holiday. The script is as smart as she is, plus warm and witty.
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Santa’s Fantastical brings its family-friendly indoor interactive wonderland to Perimeter Pointe (near the Sandy Springs MARTA station) this holiday season, merging art, technology, nostalgia, live performance and more.
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Dad’s Garage Theatre Company kicks classic theater squarely in the backside with its irreverent holiday show, “Invasion Christmas Carol.” It’s acting, it’s improv and there’s a fully stocked bar. Ticket dealz here. Cheers!
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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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The Alliance Theatre takes its annual musical, multicultural “A Christmas Carol” back to Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre for a second holiday season. We have ticket dealz for Dec. 14-22.
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I LOVED, I LOST, I ATE SPAGHETTI may best be described as a saucy, one-woman romantic comedy about the trials and tribulations of navigating the minefield that is big-city dating.
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Onetime Atlantan Steve Yockey returns to Actor’s Express with the rolling world premiere of “Reykjavik,” a sexy and edgy drama in which tourists and locals mingle in the shadows of Iceland’s capital city. Discount tickets here.
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Atlanta Lyric Theatre uses a cast of 31 to tell a story inspired by New York City’s real-life Newsboy Strike of 1899. “Newsies” boasts a 19-song, Tony Award-winning score, a live orchestra and plenty of dancing.
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Serenbe Playhouse’s “Sleepy Hollow Experience” gallops back into your quaking heart, retelling its version of the Washington Irving love triangle spooktacular. Brom Bones, Ichabod Crane, Katerina van Tassel and the Headless Horseman await. Ticket dealz here.
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Nina Simone (1933-2003) was known as the “high priestess of soul.” “Nina Simone: Four Women,” a play with music at True Colors Theatre Company, follows Simone’s shift from singer to activist.
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