Energy of the Stage
The Rialto Center for the Arts opens its 2018/19 season in early October and ends it in April 2019. Among its 15 acts: Ballet Hispánico, jazz trumpter Etienne Charles, Afropop’s Youssou N’Dour, sitar artist Anoushka Shankar and banjo master Béla Fleck.
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The Atlanta Fringe Festival returns June 6-10, with dancers, comedians, storytellers, puppeteers, actors and the offbeat putting up live shows across five venues in and around Little Five Points. Plus parties. Plus free Fringe Audio.
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Atlanta Ballet performs three works that spotlight the range of dance today with a program titled “Tu Tu & More.” Get your tickets for half-price and see it April 14.
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The best of our curated Best Bets picks this week includes “Hospice + Pointing at the Moon” (Alliance Theatre); the Holocaust-themed “Out of Darkness: Two Remain” (Atlanta Opera); and Out Front Theatre Company’s “Red Ribbon Readings.” Plus. Much. More.
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Atlanta Ballet’s 2018/19 season, its third under artistic director Gennadi Nedvigin, begins in September with a mixed-repertory program, ends in May with another mixed-rep program and includes the company’s first new “Nutcracker” in 21 years.
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Alvin Ailey dances on, and “King Hedley” (True Colors) and “Rent” (national tour) arrive. Last call for “Angels in America” at Actor’s Express, one of four shows closing this weekend.
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After more than 500 performances and 23 seasons, Atlanta Ballet dances John McFall’s “Nutcracker” for the last time.
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What do a cardboard piano and free beer have to do with Atlanta theater? Read on to find out.
Read MoreThis is the 23rd and final year of the John McFall-choreographed holiday classic. Next season a new “Nut” debuts.
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With performances Thursday-Sunday, five longtime Atlanta Ballet dancers introduce us to Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre. This is no small feat.
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