Adapted by Stephanie Diaz Reppen and Jean Enticknap and directed by Gavin... The post Review: "Brother Coyote and Sister Fox" weaves humor and folklore into egg basket appeared first on ARTS…
"What is a common saying in your language? What does it mean... The post Review: In Alliance's "English," characters show their relationships to culture appeared first on ARTS ATL.
Officials say the shows will go on at Shakespeare Tavern and Playhouse... The post Shakespeare Tavern suffers arson attempt, raises funds to repair damage appeared first on ARTS ATL.
In Deborah Zoe Laufer's play Rooted, plants serve as metaphors for the... The post Q&A: Justin Anderson picked as director for "Rooted" garden of connection appeared first on ARTS ATL.
Many of us in the theater world can trace our roots back... The post Atlanta community theaters are staging must-see works this fall and beyond appeared first on ARTS ATL.
Sanaz Toossi's Pulitzer-winning play English, running August 16 through September 17 on... The post In Alliance's "English," a different language opens the door to a different life appeared …
For those who support the creative endeavors of women and want to... The post Fourth annual SheATL Festival will stage whole new worlds, written by women appeared first on ARTS ATL.
Some Atlantans know Mitchell Anderson as the chef who owns MetroFresh at... The post Actor and chef Mitchell Anderson performs biography at Out Front Theatre appeared first on ARTS ATL.
With its newest production of Hedwig and the Angry Inch, Actor's Express... The post Review: Set in Atlanta, raucous rock musical "Hedwig" deserves our applause appeared first on ARTS ATL.
A quarter century since it opened off Broadway, John Cameron Mitchell and... The post Q&A: "Hedwig" director believes in power of queer joy and lasting soundtracks appeared first on ARTS…
The House That Will Not Stand explores racism and misogyny through the... The post Review: Horizon's "House" doesn't blow roof but welcomes conversation appeared first on ARTS ATL.
The Pros and Cons of Killing Your Cult Leader, a new play... The post "Killing Your Cult Leader" creators value art, humor and a dash of weirdness appeared first on ARTS ATL.
Christopher Moses and Tinashe Kajese-Bolden have long considered the Alliance Theatre to... The post Moses, Kajese-Bolden reflect on "doubled possibilities" in Alliance leadership roles appe…
The celebration and cultivation of young talent is vital to the theater... The post Q&A: Georgia high school students reflect on benefits, challenges of Jimmy Awards appeared first on AR…
True Colors Theatre Company has always been committed to Black excellence, yet... The post Review: True Colors' "The Wiz" brings sparkle and spectacle, lacks message appeared first on ARTS A…
In Actor's Express' absorbing revival of Stephen Adly Guirgis' faith-and-incarceration opus, Jesus... The post Review: "A-Train" offers complex, layered performances and urgent moral questio…
For Rob Shaw-Smith, writer-director of Aris Theatre's new family musical The Legend... The post Aris Theatre's "Finn McCool" presents heroic tale with Celtic music, wit appeared first on ART…
POW! BAM! ZAP! DA VINCI!! These and other strange noises are expected... The post Puppetry's "Avanti Da Vinci" returns after 17 years, bringing new audiences zany fun appeared first on ARTS …
Before the world knew her as a katana-wielding badass on The Walking... The post Review: Synchronicity's "In the Continuum" gives too-rough finish to fragile truths appeared first on ARTS AT…
From the moment Erik Blake enters his daughter Brigid's New York apartment... The post Review: Theatrical Outfit's "The Humans" is a feast of familial joy and darkness appeared first on ARTS…
The Atlanta Fringe Festival is back with its biggest lineup yet. Every... The post Atlanta Fringe Festival returns with "Year of Yes" to all things weird and fascinating appeared first on AR…
Water for Elephants, the world premiere musical running June 7 to July... The post Director and star of "Water for Elephants" look forward to bringing circus to town appeared first on ARTS A…
Who among us has never seen a bad show? We can probably... The post Review: Aurora's "Play that Goes Wrong" falls apart for a seamless performance appeared first on ARTS ATL.
Simple, lighthearted and witty are three words that come to mind after... The post Review: Shakespeare Tavern's "As You Like It" is an easy, breezy adventure appeared first on ARTS ATL.
Classic productions of classic musicals are the proclaimed specialty of City Springs... The post Review: "Cats" at City Springs is catnip for fans of the musical appeared first on ARTS ATL.