Energy of the Stage
COVID was definitely not going to stop one of the biggest traditions of our arts-rich city. With virtual and in-person formats, the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival has returned once again, …
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This fall, American Son will join the ranks of Broadway’s stage-to-screen adaptations. Netflix has officially announced the release of Christopher Demos-Brown’s American Son on November 1, 2019, following its September …
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Audiences at the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival’s new Broadway film, Fiddler: A Miracle of Miracles were in for a treat last week when they were surprised with a live performance. …
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The films announced include looks at the alt-right in the age of Trump; an Israeli dad who wants to live as a woman; a Jewish-Christian romance in Ethiopia; the birth of Blue Note Records; and a little-known chapter of WWII resistance in the Warsaw Ghetto.
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Under Kenny Blank’s leadership, the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival has gone from a 10-day annual event to one that’s held year-round with a 23-day showcase taking place in January-February.
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Think of it as “festiv-all” season. We bet Georgia has a spring or summer event that will get you off the couch and out the door. Tell Netflix you’ll be back, grab a friend, water, sunscreen, kids if you have them, and go forth to find your bliss.
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The list of artists and luminaries with whom you can converse, dance and celebrate includes Carmen de Lavallade, Savion Glover, Malpaso Dance Company, Ronald K. Brown/EVIDENCE and Step Afrika! Check out, too, three film screenings and two art gallery hops.
Read MoreThe second in a series of four Spotlight Series concerts curated by music legend Wynton Marsalis will pair Marsalis’ jazz mentor Jimmy Heath and trumpeter Jeremy Pelt in an Aug. 23 concert.
Read MoreLast Saturday night, we had a girls’ night out and saw Twilight at the Fox Theatre. Needless to say, it was a hoot. Three thousand girls howled every time “Edward …
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