This weekend's best bets: June 21
Looking for something cultural to do this weekend and beyond? There’s a lot of Shakespeare going on, take your pick. Also recommended: a visit to Serenbe Playhouse.
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Looking for something cultural to do this weekend and beyond? There’s a lot of Shakespeare going on, take your pick. Also recommended: a visit to Serenbe Playhouse.
Read MoreIf you’re looking for something cultural to do this weekend, Encore Atlanta recommends the musicals “Ilyria” at Georgia Shakespeare and “Musicals Suck, The Musical” at Dad’s Garage along with a couple of special events: Synchronicity Theatre’s annual Playmaking for Girls summer performance and “What’s Eating Katie?” at the Alliance Theatre.
Read MoreWhat to do this weekend? We suggest Tom Key as C.S. Lewis at Theatrical Outfit, the One-Minute Play Festival at Actor’s Express on Sunday-Monday and the opening of “Musicals Suck, the Musical” at Dad’s Garage, among others.
Read MoreLooking for something cultural to do this weekend and beyond? Encore Atlanta’s recommends a trip to Serenbe Playhouse for a new and different “Alice in Wonderland” and a full day of free activities on Sunday at the Woodruff Arts Center, in memory of the 122 Atlantans lost in the Orly plane crash.
Read MoreIt’s a big weekend in Atlanta: the inaugural Fringe Fest tucks itself into nooks and crannies around town with 100-plus performances, Georgia Shakespeare returns to Piedmont Park, “Xanadu” opens at Actor’s Express and “Waffle Palace” at Horizon Theatre. Check out our recommendations.
Read MoreLooking for something cultural to do this weekend and beyond? Encore Atlanta recommends “Copenhagen” at the Academy Theatre and “A Wrinkle in Time,” in its final weekend at Theatrical Outfit. Coming midweek: Shakespeare in the Park!
Read MoreGeorgia Shakespeare celebrates the bard’s 448th birthday with a free event for the whole family. Expect performances, arts and crafts … and cake!
Read MoreAfter a season away, Georgia Shakespeare returns to Piedmont Park this spring with The Tempest and a new name for its almost annual tradition: “Shakespeare in the Park.” “The Tempest” plays there May 9-13. The indoor summer season begins June 6 with a musical take on “Twelfth Night.”
Read MoreIf you’ve gone to almost any Atlanta theater in recent years, you’ve likely seen the versatile J.C. Long at work.
Read MoreThis is a message from Producing Artistic Director Richard Garner. Dear Friend of Georgia Shakespeare, THANK YOU!! Because of the remarkable generosity of 986 people over the past thirteen days, …
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