Out Front Theatre Company in West Midtown, which focuses exclusively on work that reflects the LGBTQ experience, will remain dark until 2021, founder and produc...
ATLANTA PHOTOGRAPHER MICHAEL BOATRIGHT loves theater. Always has. When Covid-19 forced metro playhouses to go dark -- some in the midst of runs, others with sho...
The Alliance Theatre this morning announced the lineup for its 52nd season, a mix of in--person, drive-in and virtual events that looks like no season before it...
George Floyd. Ahmaud Arbery. Breonna Taylor. Rashard Brooks. Elijah McClain.
Many of us have been saying those names with frequency in recent weeks. They're ...
"We shared laughter, tears and virtual hugs," Kevin Harry says of his recent Black Lives Matter-themed portrait session. The portraits -- 25 in total, mostly of...
How do we move forward?
That's the question being asked in a three-night virtual town hall this week by two groups -- the Coalition for Racial Equity in Atla...
Jon Carr, artistic director of Dad's Garage Theatre Company, reached out in writing on Tuesday (June 9) to share his thoughts on the Black Lives Matter movement...
Physically, we’re in one place and every day I’m Zooming into meetings in Atlanta. Like many people, it’s kind of a strange hybrid of physical and virtual exis...
Editor’s note: Atlanta artists face uncertainty amid Covid-19. To help us all connect, ArtsATL offers this series. In each “In Our Own Words,” an artist will sh...
Editor’s note: As Atlanta artists face uncertainty amid Covid-19, ArtsATL offers this series to help us all connect. Each “In Our Own Words” features an artist ...
