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Enjoy the vocal prowess of musical comedy actress Mary Nye Bennett, the piano wizardry of Robert Strickland, the comic chops of Rob Cleveland and join
When Brian Clowdus takes on a directing gig, it's a given he is going to want to shake things up and dust off any cobwebs.
The Explorers Club is a new comedy that aims low and misses. Despite having a cast made up of some of Atlanta’s finest talent, the
Marcus has a secret, or rather he thinks he does. Nearly everyone around him has begun to suspect that he’s gay, or “sweet” in the
Phillip DePoy sits at Java Monkey in Decatur, a cup of coffee already in his system. It's a bit ironic. As someone who has spent
He knew it immediately. As Mike Schatz watched a puppet performance at Dad's Garage just over 10 years ago, he realized he had to do
Most people know her as Coach Sue Sylvester on TV's Glee, or from her work in Christopher Guest movies such as A Mighty Wind and
The Alliance Theatre announced its 2015-16 season this week, a line-up that includes five world premieres, a gospel musical, a Pulitzer Prize-winning drama and a
It’s a Mozart two-fer.  Capitol City Opera will present a new production of the great composer’s The Abduction from the Seraglio this weekend. It is
Stellaluna always wondered why she did not like eating bugs and preferred to sleep hanging upside down. Her mother and siblings love eating worms and
It is opening night for the Alliance Theatre's The C.A. Lyons Project. The stage is pitch black. Then, a bright white spotlight illuminates Danielle Deadwyler
"God bless all con men and hustlers and pitch-men who hawk their hearts on the street…." In Tennessee Williams' Camino Real, the gypsy girl Esmeralda
Atlanta Ballet will restage three productions for its 2015"16 season, including legendary choreographer Twyla Tharp's The Princess and the Goblin and Moulin Rouge — The
At first glance, Tennessee Williams' Camino Real is not the most obvious choice for a story ballet. Presented in surrealistic episodes, the play relies on symbolism
Nine days, 90 films: the Atlanta Film Festival is an indie-movie smorgasbord encompassing narrative and documentary features, live-action and animated shorts, and experimental cinema. Sci-fi
Ballet 422 is the kind of arts documentary I like to sink into. It's a cinema verité immersion into the lonely yet collaborative process of
CORE Performance Company staged a world too wide last weekend at the Rialto Center for the Arts, a multifaceted and interdisciplinary concert that featured Mercury,
Curious about all those Victorian beauties in Inman Park? Ever want to see the inside of East Lake Country Club? Interested in Civil War battle
Always artful, the Atlanta Botanical Garden presents Orchid Daze: Pop! Floral displays inspired by Pop Art are on view in its orchid center through April
Atlanta is a theater town. Make that theaters. The metro area boasts more than 30 companies, and we're here to tell you about them through
The Atlanta Opera's Rigoletto, which opened Saturday, succeeds more often than not, carried by fine performances by soprano Nadine Sierra as Gilda and Todd Thomas
As incubators of new and influential work, the Alliance Theatre's Kendeda National Graduate Playwriting Competition has introduced the city to some gems over the years,
Although considered an operatic warhorse, Giuseppe Verdi's Rigoletto hasn't been seen in Atlanta since 2000. It's an opera that became an instant hit in 1851
In classical ballet, the term renversé has been defined as "the bending of the body in a turn, in which the normal balance is upset,
Feeling nervous? You’re not alone. Scott Stossel, author of My Age of Anxiety, will share his own experience in conversation with Elizabeth Cohen, CNN senior
