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Get your culture on! Our recommendations include the August Wilson bio at True Colors, Out of Hand’s cwazy wabbit show, Theatrical Outfit’s “My Children! My Africa!” and, “beginning” Wednesday, the highly anticipated “Murder Ballad” at Actor’s Express.
Read MoreThe fall theater season picks up momentum this week with the opening of “Bull Durham” at the Alliance and “Les Liaisons Dangereuses” at Actor’s Express. Plus, this is your last chance to see “The Savannah Disputation,” directed by Tess Malis Kincaid, at Theatrical Outfit.
Read MoreLooking for something cultural to do this weekend and beyond? Our recommendations include “Mary Poppins,” in its final weekend, at Aurora Theatre, and the theater and dance components of the Decatur Book Fest. Read on for even more.
Read MoreRecommended: Aurora Theatre’s musical “Mary Poppins,” before the winds change and it blows away, and either — or both — appearances by the modern dancers of Wabi Sabi (Wabi Sabi).
Read MoreLast call for “Oklahoma!” and “The Wonderful Wizard of Oz” at Serenbe, as well as Essential Theatre’s “Ravens & Seagulls.” Just ahead: Jazz great Jimmy Heath and a new season at Theatrical Outfit.
Read MoreWe recommend a trip to Arden Forest or Oz, welcome “C.S. Lewis On Stage” to the mix and suggest you catch Weird Sisters’ “Criminal Hearts” and Rising Sage’s “Levi” before they’re gone for good.
Read MoreIt’s an embarrassment of riches. Welcome Weird Sisters’ “Criminal Hearts,” Serenbe’s “Ten Mile Lake” and Georgia Shakespeare’s indoor version of “As You Like It,” which are opening. Say goodbye to “End of the Rainbow” at Actor’s Express, Arís Theatre’s “New Electric Ballroom” and the Fringe Fest, which are closing. PLUS MORE!
Read MoreDon’t let it rain on your parade. Head indoors for a few hours with cowgirls, Judy Garland, Eva Peron, Aida, some folks on the fringe of art, and/or relative newcomers Rising Sage and Aris theaters.
Read MoreRecommended: “Cowgirls” at the Horizon, “End of the Rainbow” at Actor’s Express and Joshua Bell with the ASO. And look out, next week the calendar really gets busy.
Read MoreSay hello to “Dividing the Estate” (Theatrical Outfit), “Macbeth” with Veronika Duerr (Shakespeare Tavern), “Annie” (Atlanta Lyric) and “Maurice Hines Is Tappin’ Thru Life” (Alliance). Say goodbye to “Samantha Brown” (Aurora). If you’re in a classical mood, the ASO offers short and long programs.
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