Energy of the Stage
Come rain or come shine, the 3rd annual Food that Rocks commences June 9 in a new way at a new location. The Sandy Springs festival goes downtown this year, to the new City Green at City Springs. The food, drink, friends and live music remain as fresh as ever. Remember, age 21 and up only.
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Dip into the dating pool with FIRST DATE, an OnStage Atlanta musical running at 7 Stages in Little Five Points. It will only run you $12.50.
Read MoreThe Alliance Theatre and Atlanta Symphony Orchestra bring us the best of all possible worlds with a concert staging of Bernstein’s epic musical “Candide.”
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OnStage Atlanta describes the 2004 comedy “Leaving Iowa” as a loving toast to the Greatest Generation and its dedication to the family road trip. Snack, anyone?
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Actor’s Express stages the world premiere comedy “The Flower Room” by Atlanta playwright Daryl Fazio. Meet Ingrid, an uptight academic who researches sexual behavior in primitive cultures but opts not to partake herself … until.
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Go medieval at the Georgia Renaissance Festival, which has popped up in Fairburn again for its annual rite of PG-13 debauchery. The fun happens Saturday, Sunday (and Memorial Day), running April 14-June 3.
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Go under the sea (or at least lakeside) with Disney’s “The Little Mermaid” at Serenbe Playhouse, the company’s 2018 season opener. The cast features favorites from “Miss Saigon” and “Cabaret,” and the set on Grange Lake is made entirely of recyclables.
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The newly minted Georgia Steeplechase runs April 7 at Kingston Downs in Rome. Go for the race, the music, the food, the shopping, the wine tasting, the new kids corral and the tail-gating, or maybe because Georgia charities benefit.
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Atlanta playwright Topher Payne won the 2014 American Theatre Critics Association Osborn Prize for his fact-based script, called “a clever canapé of a comedy” by The New York Times. The Theatrical Outfit staging of this pointed comedy is an Encore Atlanta winter season top pick. Mature themes and content.
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Zoo Atlanta may be known best for its giant pandas and gorillas, but visitors also can see big cats, small birds, binturong and double-wattled cassowary. Honest!
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