This week's best bets: Aug. 18-24, 2016
Musicals rule! On the light side is “The Prom” at the Alliance. To go a shade darker, embrace “Company” at Actor’s Express.
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This weekend's best bets | Sept. 3
If Dragon Con’s not your thing, check out our top picks — the art fest-within-a book fest in Decatur, “Memphis”at the Rialto Center and the Alliance Theatre’s talent-laden “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest” (in previews). Then prepare yourself for the joyous onslaught of fall openings to come.
Read MoreALLIANCE THEATRE'S 2015-16 SEASON
The Alliance Theatre’s 47th season features 12 productions on two stages, a musical by gospel artist BeBe Winans and the regional premiere of Ayad Ahktar’s Pulitzer Prize-winning “Disgraced.”
Read MoreTHIS WEEKEND'S BEST BETS: March 12
This weekend’s events are happening at the Woodruff Arts Center, where the Atlanta Symphony welcomes Argentine pianist Ingrid Fliter and the Alliance Theatre opens the family musical “James and the Giant Peach.”
Read MoreTHIS WEEKEND'S BEST BETS | Jan. 15
Want to get your culture on this weekend? Here are our recommendations. And check out our “Looking Ahead” section for some of the biggest happenings just around the corner.
Read MoreTHIS WEEKEND'S BEST BETS | Jan. 8
Want to get your culture on this weekend? Here are our recommendations.
Read MoreThis week's best bests: Dec. 30
Spend New Year’s Eve with Judy Garland or shizzazzling with the Dad’s Garage gang, then look ahead to a jam-packed winter season.
Read MoreThis weekend's best bets: Jan. 2
Looking for something cultural to do this weekend and beyond? Our select list of recommendations includes this Saturday’s free Talent Development Program Alumni Legacy Concert at Atlanta Symphony Hall.
Read MoreThis weekend's best bets: April 11
This weekend only: Atlanta Ballet dances “Carmina Burana” and the ASO stages “Mother Goose.” Plus Aurora’s “The Drowsy Chaperone” closes Sunday. Make your picks.
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Garden of imagination
“The show affects him in the way that it’s supposed to, he looks where he’s supposed to look, and he follows the narrative. It holds his attention for up to an hour, and for a 2-year-old, that’s incredible,” says dad Rob Lawhon. The Alliance’s Theatre for the Very Young program is designed for ages 18 months to 5 years.
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