If, as an Atlanta theatergoer, you've seen Bad Jews, Blackberry Winter, Lasso of Truth, Nomad Motel or Project Dawn, among many others, you've experienced the w...
When his editor at Esquire magazine asked journalist Tom Junod to do a 1998 profile of Fred Rogers, the writer had no idea the assignment would change his life ...
Brian Clowdus, the charismatic and risk-taking founding artistic director of Serenbe Playhouse, is leaving the company he created 10 years ago. In a public stat...
Kenny Leon might have left True Colors, the Atlanta theater company bearing his name, but in typical fashion, the Tony Award-winning director remains as product...
A vulnerable elderly woman. A stranger with a past. A secret hat box glued shut to keep prying hands out. These are some of the tropes that pop up in the Georgi...
Chadwick Boseman. Ruby Dee. Jason Louder. Chris Tucker. Louis Gossett Jr. Each of these actors has benefited from the Peachtree Village International Film Festi...
Stripped largely of their ability to communicate with each other via words, the characters in Small Mouth Sounds must find alternate ways to connect. A new prod...
On paper, Skintight sounds like it might be racy and one-note. Onstage at Actor's Express, the comedy, featuring the talents of longtime Atlanta actors Chris Ka...
Themes such as death, remorse, jealousy and forgiveness run heavily through Arís Theatre’s new drama, Woman and Scarecrow, a talky, elegiac drama by Irish playw...
Considered the first transgender modern dance choreographer, Sean Dorsey has become one of the most exciting and talked-about performers around. In show after s...
