'Shrew' business starts Shakespeare Tavern season
The Midtown playhouse plans four comedies, three history plays, two tragedies, one from Dickens and a wild card.
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Bloody big trouble brews in 'Macbeth'
At Serenbe Playhouse, Shakespeare’s great tragedy becomes a modern war, set outdoors amid trees and a waterfall.
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Serenbe to rebel with 'Grease,' 'Cabaret,' 'Macbeth,' more
Also scheduled in 2017 are a zip-lining “Robin Hood,” a new adaptation of “The Sleepy Hollow Experience” and the return of “The Snow Queen.”
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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.
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This week’s best bets: Dec. 3-9, 2015
This week’s top picks: Actor’s Express introduces three new plays — by S.M. Shephard-Massat, Johnny Drago and Lee Nowell — in its Threshold series, plus openings at Stage Door Players, Synchronicity and Theatrical Outfit.
Read MoreThis weekend's best bets: May 1
Looking for something cultural to do this weekend? Our select list of recommendations can take you outdoors or in, to “The Barber of Seville” or New Orleans, the Civil War or Willy Wonka’s candy land.
Read MoreThis weekend's best bets: April 24
“Maurice Hines Is Tappin’ Thru Life” at the Alliance is a sure thing, but we dare you to also take an adventure this weekend. Check out “Mariela in the Desert” (Aurora Theatre), “Letters to Sala” (Stage Door Players & Company J) or “Topdog/Underdog” (the newish Song of Karibu company). Yup, we double dog dare you.
Read MoreBrush up your Shakespeare with a half-price gift card to the Tavern
Eat, drink and be merry (or tragic, it’s your call) with a half-price gift card to the New American Shakespeare Tavern. The Tavern, on Peachtree Street in Midtown Atlanta, …
Read MoreThis weekend's best bets: April 17
Last call for Out of Hand’s “Blackberry Winter” (this go-round) and Theatrical Outfit’s much-praised “Dividing the Estate.” Maurice Hines keeps on tappin’ at the Alliance, meanwhile, with the timely, truth-based “Letters to Sala” and the Atlanta Opera’s “The Barber of Seville” coming up.
Read MoreThis weekend's best bets: April 10
Looking to get your culture on this weekend? Here’s a place to start.
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