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Review: City Springs’ ‘Mean Girls’ is energetic fun despite some casting fumbles
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Review: ‘Cluedunnit’ at Out Front finishes the season with laughs and dirty jokes
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Why Ives? A look at the Atlanta Youth Wind Symphony’s Charles Ives Festival
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Spoke & Word puts storytelling in motion during Atlanta Cycling Festival
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History, art and nature merge in the plans for the Molly Blank Center for Opera & the Arts
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East Atlanta singer-songwriter Spencer Thomas follows his own cynical vision
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Partners in the Arts: Writers Topher Payne and Charlie Cote collaborate in theater and in life
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Sneak Peek: MOCA GA’s new digs at the Goat Farm
At the Goat Farm campus in West Midtown, an edifice has arisen to a place of prominence on Foster Street. A sleek steel-clad…
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Review: ‘Emma’ from Shakespeare Tavern and Belle Esprit is inventive, spirited and romantic
Emma, a co-production of the Atlanta Shakespeare Company and Belle Esprit Theatre Collective running until May 31 at the Shakespeare Tavern, is a…
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‘Nobody Cares’ is an amalgam of lessons lived by Atlanta musician Jesse Owen Astin
His musical and personal evolution is reflected in the musician’s new 10-track album, which will be released at a launch concert on May…
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Arts Agenda: Open mics
Each week, ArtsATL delivers a critic’s short list of the shows, exhibitions, concerts and events we recommend for the coming weeks within one discipline or…
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Atlanta Ballet’s ‘Frida’ offers a complex and vibrant portrait of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo
Frida Kahlo — surrealist painter, political activist, feminist, gardener — spent a lifetime transforming her dreams into reality. For Larissa Capitanio Dal’Santo, one…
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Recording Academy Atlanta Chapter Executive Director Michele Caplinger’s 11 Good Things
Caplinger left her New York City musical theatrer roots in the early ’80s to make Atlanta her home, where she began a music…
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Bent steel, twisted metal: the visual language of Richard Dial at Johnson Lowe Gallery
Johnson Lowe Gallery presents American Idols, an exhibition of works by Richard Dial, on view now through June 27. The collection features steel…
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Atlanta metro graduate programs inspire global writers to pen Southern literature
After completing the first draft of her debut novel, Sleight, as a dissertation project at the University of Georgia, novelist and Ph.D. graduate…
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Out Front’s ‘Cluedunnit’ is a murder mystery with cultural references and a queer lens
Paul Conroy, founder and producing artistic director of Out Front Theatre Company, thought he had the closing show of his 10th season locked…
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At Spalding Nix Fine Art, Déjà Vu presents the ephemeral through four artists’ eyes
Four shows are currently on view at Spalding Nix as part of Déjà Vu: Susan Hable’s Tending the Wild Quiet; Esteban Patino’s Shapeshifter;…
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