Energy of the Stage
Synchronicity Theatre’s previously announced production of Mirandy and Brother Wind is coming right up. Playing March 12 – April 4, 2021, this family musical adaptation of the popular children’s book about a young girl determined to …
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One of our local theatres is expanding their horizons to reach more patrons through a new collaboration. Quick facts Synchronicity Theatre will be partnering with Hands In! for three performances this season to …
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An Atlanta treasure is telling (and singing) all at Synchronicity Theatre this month. Quick facts Multi-talented theatre professional Terry Burrell brings us Backstage and Other Stories, an original show based …
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Live performances are the essence of our industry, but virtual performances are the temporary trend in our society right now. So why not have both? Just the facts Synchronicity Theatre …
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Synchronicity Theatre is encouraging writers to bring their ideas to the public for the first time by participating in the annual “Stripped Bare: Arts Incubator Project.” Just the facts The …
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Photo credit: Synchronicity Theatre The creative minds at Synchronicity Theatre have cooked up a plan to continue one of their most prominent traditions – COVID or no COVID. Just the …
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Synchronicity Theatre is taking audiences “there and back again,” now through Feb. 23. Go inside the Middle Earth adventures with production photos from this steam punk-influenced adaptation of The Hobbit, from Greg Banks and directed by Jake Guinn.
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“Smart. Gutsy. Bold.” Synchronicity Theatre has just announced their newest season, featuring Mac | Beth, Wayfinding, The Bluest Eye, Ella Enchanted, The Hobbit, Unbound, What the Woolf Wore, The Gun …
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Welcome to the last column of the year. With it, a jolly holiday to all. Many holiday shows exit after this weekend, although four hold on a bit longer. Then set your sleigh’s GPS for some of the bigger openings of the season.
Read More Christmas, anyone? Your best bets this week range from concerts to a ballet and include musicals, puppets, dramas, satires, one-person shows and something for families, kids, grown-ups and the biggest “bah, humbugs” in your bunch.
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