AN ALLIANCE OF GOOD AND EVIL
The time is now for the indelicate “Hand to God,” which fits nicely with Dad’s Garage’s vibe — and don’t say you haven’t been warned.
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BEST BETS | Sept. 28-Oct. 4, 2017
A horn of plenty. Top options include Theatrical Outfit’s “Boy” & Atlanta Opera’s “Seven Deadly Sins,” both opening; and Aurora’s “Burnpile,” which closes.
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BEST BETS | Sept. 14-20, 2017
“The Christians” (Actor’s Express) and “Bengal Tiger” (7 Stages) open. Other top picks: “Shakespeare in Love” (Alliance) and “Burnpile” (Aurora).
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BEST BETS | Sept. 7-13, 2017
“Burnpile” opens at Aurora, Shakespeare’s in love, “Hunchback” returns and something “Wicket” this way comes.
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SNAPSHOT | Taylor M. Dooley
Atlanta actor Taylor M. Dooley on why she makes theater: “Because other than my child being born nothing gives me the rush, the excitement.”
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This week’s best bets: Dec. 10-16, 2015
What to see? What to do? It’s really up to you and what makes your holiday sing. If we planned your weekend, it’d start with 7 Stages’ Home Brew and include Aurora’s “Christmas Canteen,” “Frog and Toad” at Synchronicity; and the one-of-a-kind Libby Whittemore at Actor’s Express.
Read MoreThis week's best bets: Dec. 11
Our top pick this week: “Libby’s at the Express,” a holiday celebration with singer extraordinaire (and funny lady) Libby Whittemore and her special guest, Miss Connie Sue Day, the 31st Lady of Country Music.
Read MoreThis week's best bets: Dec. 4
If you’re not into Christmas shows, you’re kind of scrooged right now. But there is much to choose from, for the young, the old, the perverse, families and grownups. If you just can’t go there — and regardless — we suggest “Murder Ballad” (last chance) at Actor’s Express and/or “Morgan Freeman Presents … ” at Dad’s Garage. Cheers!
Read MoreThis week's best bets: Nov. 20
If we had but one night out this weekend, we’d spend it at “Murder Ballad” (Actor’s Express), at the ASO, “White Rabbit Red Rabbit” (Out of Hand) or the intriguingly titled “Morgan Freeman Presents the Magic Negro and Other Blackness” (Dad’s Garage). How about you?
Read MoreThis week's best bets: Nov. 13
Topping our list this week: “Murder Ballad,” “Murder Ballad,” “Murder Ballad.” Plus, the ASO returns (if you can get a ticket) and Dad’s Garage opens the one-man “Morgan Freeman Presents …,” which looks at how the media represents black men, touching on everything from Dr. Seuss and Uncle Ben, to prison, white flight, Aunt Jemima and Black Jesus. Sounds intriguing, no? And ambitious.
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