Energy of the Stage
The Center for Civil and Human Rights in downtown Atlanta connects the civil rights movement of 50 years ago with human rights struggles throughout the world today. You’ll see …
Read MoreAtlanta’s premier food festival attracts food lovers from throughout Atlanta, the Southeast and beyond to enjoy tastes from more than 90 of the city’s favorite restaurants — Alma Cocina, …
Read MoreSometimes you just want to give the world “the bird.” In its Atlanta premiere, the award-winning Stupid F*cking Bird by Aaron Posner (Theatrical Outfit did his My Name Is …
Read MoreThe New American Shakespeare Tavern is unlike other theaters. It’s a place out of time, a place of live music, hand-crafted period costumes and outrageous sword fights. And the …
Read MoreSerenbe Playhouse’s great outdoors becomes Argentina with the award-winning 1979 rock musical Evita, the show that made Patti LuPone a Broadway star and gave the team of Andrew Lloyd …
Read MoreSouthern-style rock ‘n’ roll was born in Memphis, but there’s a lot more to the story than Elvis and Graceland. Memphis, a co-production of Aurora Theatre in Lawrenceville and …
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Actor’s Express promises a pulsing, reimagined Rent this summer, the award-winning musical that celebrated youth and la vie boheme. The score, from “Light My Candle” to the iconic “Seasons …
Read MoreHappy Fourth of July weekend! Want to add a little culture to your celebration? Our top recommendations include “A Night of Twisted Tales” from the Weird Sisters Theatre Project, opening Sunday, and, beginning previews Wednesday, “Rent” at Actor’s Express.
Read MoreIn this world premiere, Atlanta playwright Gabrielle Fulton tells a tale of freedom and romance, and laces it with blues-rooted spirituals, danger and sweet touches of magic realism. …
Read More“Blues is the roots, the other musics are the fruits,” said early bluesman William James “Willie” Dixon (1915-1992). The story of this “poet laureate of the blues” is brought to life in …
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