Arresting content slated at Strand for country’s first True Crime Film Fest

When Cameron Munson was small, his grandmother used to sing a nursery rhyme.  Lizzie Borden took an ax, and gave her mother 40 whacks. W...

Beth WardJanuary 18, 2022

Review: Kinnara chamber choir debuts new work focused on civil rights

Kinnara, a four-voice Atlanta chamber choir of exacting standards and progressive artistic values, gave an in-person performance Saturday --...

Pierre RuheJanuary 18, 2022

Atlanta Soundtrack: Baby Baby, Wiley From Atlanta and “war of the proses”

Baby Baby: “Fitted Sheets for the Lonely” There aren’t a ton of reasons to thank the now-ancient-pre-Zuckerberg-world-domination digital fo...

Alexis HaukJanuary 14, 2022

News: Bill T. Jones, Tentacle Tribe shows postponed; Lauri Stallings celebrated

Covid continues to cause havoc in Atlanta. Kennesaw State University’s Department of Dance has postponed dance company Tentacle Tribe’s visi...

ArtsATL staffJanuary 14, 2022

Theater notes: Horizon’s belated return, Covid causing schedule changes, more

Having not staged a full-scale production in nearly two years due to Covid-19, Horizon Theatre has announced that it will launch its 38th se...

ArtsATL staffJanuary 14, 2022

Indie horror film with Atlanta roots finds its scare power in South American folklore

Talk about a passion project. AJ and Gillie Jones got engaged in early 2020. Instead of having a lavish wedding, they asked their familie...

Candice DyerJanuary 14, 2022

News: 19 Georgia arts organizations awarded $320,000 in NEA grants

The National Endowment of the Arts has awarded $320,000 in grants to 19 Georgia arts organizations, 17 of them in Atlanta. The recipients sp...

ArtsATL staffJanuary 13, 2022

In Our Own Words: Raianna Brown, dancer and choreographer

Raianna Brown is a dancer and choreographer and a graduate of Georgia Tech. She founded Komansé Dance Theater in 2018 and is currently worki...

Gillian Anne RenaultJanuary 13, 2022

Cullum’s Notebook: Exhibits give new twist on folk tales, Lewis Carroll’s Alice

Long ago -- or not so long ago in lands other than this one -- the frozen winter months were devoted to folktales told by the fire. These fo...

Jerry CullumJanuary 13, 2022