Energy of the Stage
Atlanta’s Weird Sisters Theatre Project, which takes its name from the witches of “Macbeth” opens the comedy “5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche” on July 3. “Emilie: La Marquise du Chatelet Defends Her Life Tonight,” by Atlanta-bred playwright Lauren Gunderson, follows in August.
Read MoreLawrenceville’s Aurora Theatre isn’t just a place to see drama, comedy and musicals. It’s a community center of sorts with a terrific twofer this weekend. Its “Funny Fridays” series …
Read MoreCineprov makes fun of movies so you don’t have to. Its improvisers provide live running commentary on a range of movies on Sunday nights at the Plaza Theatre.
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Larry the Cable Guy & Bill Engvall do two shows — at 5 and 8 p.m. May 4 — at the Fox Theatre. Only one thing ever made Bill Engvall …
Read MoreThe inaugural Atlanta Fringe Fest spotlights grass-roots theater throughout the city on May 9-13. That’s an opening performance and 132 performances in four days, people.
Read MorePeople don’t get into comedy because they want to pay their bills. They perform because they have a need to entertain. For those who aspire to make a living being …
Read MoreLast summer, Second City Chicago writer Seth Weitberg and head writer/director Matt Hovde were on a mission: Find out what’s funny about Atlanta so they could create a show for …
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