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Synchronicity scopes out new real estate after years in midtown — considers all options
A mainstay of Atlanta’s theater community for almost 30 years now, Synchronicity Theatre is now in search of a new performing space. According…
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More than spectacle: MomoCon celebrates its 21st anniversary in Atlanta, launches collaboration with Japan’s Wonder Festival
As Atlanta prepares for another year of MomoCon, downtown Atlanta will once again transform into a sprawling celebration of cosplay, gaming, anime, comics,…
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Spano’s return brings balance, precision and elegance to the ASO
“Be well-assured, tempers too stubborn are the first to fail. The steel you see forged to stiffness in the furnace, you may see…
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‘M.A.C.B.E.T.H.’ at Art Farm transforms ’90s sitcom comfort into psychological drama
M.A.C.B.E.T.H., opening at Art Farm at Serenbe on May 8, is a sitcom-inspired retelling of the tragic Shakespearean tale. Made for mature audiences,…
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Beyond the body: Jess Self’s emotive power at the Marietta Cobb Museum of Art
Jess Self, a Decatur-based sculptor and educator whose practice draws on Jungian archetypes and spiritual traditions, explores autobiography through figurative form. In Celestial…
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Former High Museum of Art COO charged in $600K theft headed for lengthy, negotiated resolution
Editor’s note: This is an update that adds more context to an ongoing court case that we initially reported on in March. ::…
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Review: City Springs’ ‘Mean Girls’ is energetic fun despite some casting fumbles
When Tina Fey sat down to write the script for 2004’s Mean Girls, she probably had no way of knowing its full impact…
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Review: ‘Cluedunnit’ at Out Front finishes the season with laughs and dirty jokes
Thank the comedy gods that Out Front Theatre did not receive the rights to Clue because Cluedunnit, its drag parody of the iconic…
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Why Ives? A look at the Atlanta Youth Wind Symphony’s Charles Ives Festival
Director Scott A. Stewart explains why the groundbreaking American composer is particularly relevant to young musicians today. :: Two weeks ago, I was…
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Spoke & Word puts storytelling in motion during Atlanta Cycling Festival
On a hot, early September afternoon, six fully grown men stood atop a long-capped landfill in Southeast Atlanta. Our presence was not, strictly…
