Energy of the Stage
The theatre community has seen immense creativity in the past few weeks as many local theatres have been announcing their updated plans for next season to bring the arts to …
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Theatrical Outfit Artistic Director Tom Key is retiring after 25 years. Key officially retires from the position on Tuesday, June 30, 2020. The City of Atlanta and Fulton County are …
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Pictured above: Theatrical Outfit’s The Laramie Project. Photo credit: Casey Gardner Photography. Theatrical Outfit has announced the upcoming addition of two new initiatives to promote growth in the theatre community. …
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Prepare your best puns about food and speed, and grab your tickets for Theatrical Outfit’s delectable comedy as it rushes into its last weekend.
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As Atlanta welcomes those evacuating Hurricane Dorian’s path, groups from the Atlanta Braves to the Children’s Museum of Atlanta are offering discounts to those displaced by the storm. For theatre-loving …
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“10 actors. 2 directors. 1 unforgettable experience.” Theatrical Outfit launches its next season with two plays about American society, one, a quaint classic, and the other, a jarring, yet hopeful …
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Nora returns as the delicious Aurora Theatre / Actor’s Express co-pro of “A Doll’s House, Part 2” moves to Lawrenceville. Other notables: a one-night “Della’s Diner” reunion; the approaching “Ever After” (Alliance) + “Unexpected Play Festival” (Theatrical Outfit).
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The ASO salutes Leonard Bernstein on Jan. 10 + 12; “Love’s Labour’s Lost” opens at the Shakespeare Tavern; and Georgia Ensemble’s “Million Dollar Quartet” continues off-site. Just ahead: a “Della’s Diner” reunion, the Alliance’s Cinderella-ish “Ever After” and “A Doll’s House, Part 2,” at Aurora Theatre.
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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.
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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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