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A stage for the city: Atlanta Culture House invites the world into its creative pulse
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Review: Merely Players’ ‘Disgraced’ is an engrossing 90 minutes with an uncomfortable premise
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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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Partners in the Arts: Writers Topher Payne and Charlie Cote collaborate in theater and in life
Although writers and theater artists Topher Payne and Charlie Cote crossed paths professionally several times over the years, it was a dating app…
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The Atlanta Film Festival at 50: A miracle of history and persistence
Rare is the American film festival that can boast great longevity. “There’s less than 10 film festivals nationwide that have turned 50,” says…
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Review: Theatrical Outfit’s ‘The Price’ exposes economic disparity through precise performance
Throughout his career, Arthur Miller was known for his searing critiques of American capitalism and the so-called “American dream.” In The Price, the…
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9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend
Each week, ArtsATL curates a selection of the most exciting arts and culture events happening in Atlanta this weekend, highlighting nine must-see experiences. :: Thursday…
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ATL Arts Collective podcast launches today
Starting today, a new podcast will bring listeners an opportunity to learn more about Atlanta and the region’s arts offerings. ATL Arts Collective, a…
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Review: Yockey’s ‘Venus’ at Actor’s Express beams with dynamic performance, witty script
Astrologically, Venus is the lover of the solar system, bringing peace, tranquility and interpersonal pleasure wherever she goes. When disordered, however, Venus brings…
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Erik Thurmond’s ‘Smoke’ unfolds through movement, electropop at the Goat Farm
Smoke, a live performance grounded in performance art, contemporary dance and electronic pop will soon take place at the Goat Farm. The large-scale…
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In Lilburn, a family made a movie; you may only get one chance to see it
Adam Pinney’s Mudville — a handmade, family-built feature premiering April 30 at the Atlanta Film Festival — embodies the DIY promise of filmmaking.…
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Arts Agenda: Classical music
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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Georgia House resolution links mental health and art as legislative policy
What it means for local arts organizations, and its potential as a tool for both funding and access. :: On May 1, 1969,…
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