Writers are always encouraged to write about what they know best, and in the case of Phil Olson, he’s done so with his A Nice Family Christmas. It’s a sequel to...
As Paul Conroy, the artistic director of Out Front Theatre Company, was tossing around ideas for his company’s first holiday show, his main priority was avoidin...
Her long career has taken her on the road as Christine in a touring version of Ken Hill’s Phantom of the Opera for three years, to Off-Broadway gigs, to regiona...
While she was growing up, moving around was a way of life for actress Mary Lynn Owen and her family. The cities changed often, but one constant was her mother’s...
It was the summer of 1917 at a war hospital in Edinburgh when English soldier Wilfred Owen met poet Siegfried Sassoon, and the encounter changed the lives of th...
After the boffo year she’s had, performer Terry Burrell wasn’t necessarily looking for another gig this season, yet another one landed in her lap rather unexpec...
This year wasn’t supposed to look like this for Georgia Ensemble Theatre. Just as he was preparing to retire this spring after 25 years, Robert “Bob” Farley -- ...
The Weird Sisters Theatre Project is responsible for such quirky, female-driven local productions as Anton in Show Business, 5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche, and Hot...
Brandt Blocker was the public face of Atlanta Lyric Theatre for almost a decade. But he went into retirement at the end of 2016 to split his time between here a...
He wrote prolifically throughout his long career, but it was his The Canterbury Tales -- an indictment of the church and English society -- that Geoffrey Chauce...
