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Review: Cast of Theatrical Outfit’s ‘Fences’ embraces the play with palpable enthusiasm
Theatrical Outfit’s production of Fences, the Pulitzer prize-winning play by August Wilson presented in partnership with Dominion Entertainment and the Alabama Shakespeare Festival,…
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Arts Agenda: Comedy
Each week, ArtsATL delivers a critic’s short list of the shows, exhibitions, concerts and events we recommend for the coming weeks within one area in…
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Atlanta musician and writer Jeffrey Bützer’s 11 Good Things
Jeffrey Bützer is an Atlanta musician and writer. He writes music and/or plays guitar with Compartmentalizationalists, Club Silencio and Academy of Staring Daggers,…
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Atlanta Ballet musicians protest as company cuts back orchestra
As Atlanta Ballet patrons arrived at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre over the weekend, they encountered something unusual before they even took…
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Partners in the Arts: Writers George Weinstein and Kim Conrey are penning stories and life
It started with an ink-stained friendship, then got a little freaky. George Weinstein and Kim Conrey met in a writers’ critique group in…
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Sergio Suárez’s ‘Anamnesis’ asks what objects remember
On a recent Monday, when Emory’s Carlos Museum is typically closed to visitors, the galleries are anything but quiet. The corridors and maze-like…
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Telling stories for dark times and celebrating survival at Out on Film
This year’s Out on Film Festival, with the theme “The World We’re Making,” offers 164 films over 10 days. Despite prevalent themes of…
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Terminus turns 10: ‘Out of the Box IV’ is an entrée to the ethos of the Modern Ballet Theatre
Celebrating the opening of its 10th season, Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre continues a tradition. Out of the Box IV is the fourth installment…
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Can Eddie’s Attic and a resurrected Churchill Grounds center the Atlanta jazz scene?
This spring, Terreon “Tank” Gully orchestrated a shift in the fabric of Atlanta improvised music. Maybe that’s overstating things, but, from his seat…
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Where Atlanta’s filmmaking ecosystem ‘sold itself short’; one entertainment pro plans to make up the difference
Entertainment industry veteran Paul Jenkins, owner of the new Ten-6 Studios, has a vision for Atlanta’s filmmaking scene moving forward. :: In 2011,…
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