“Does it always have to be about race?” In the Alliance Theatre production of Hands Up: 7 Playwrights, 7 Testaments, in the Hertz Theatre through Oct. 31, the a...
The '80s are back, or perhaps they never went away. We see it in the return of acid wash jeans, heavy blue eye shadow and neon-colored Spandex. We hear it in th...
When Cydnei Prather was a SCAD theater major it didn’t take her long to notice how few substantive roles for Black students there were. She recalls being the on...
Addae Moon is passionate about bringing Atlanta stories to stages across the country and, as Theatrical Outfit's new associate artistic director, he plans to do...
Every summer as a child, Charlayne Woodard traveled with her mother and sister from New York to Garden City, Georgia, to see her mother’s family. The highlight ...
It’s a funny thing walking into the theater for the first time in seven months. Entering Synchronicity Theatre to see RIP by Danielle Deadwyler felt like riding...
When you walk into Jackson Fine Art Gallery in Buckhead, look immediately to the right and you'll see a Steve Schapiro photograph taken in 1968. It shows a woma...
In mid-March, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp declared a public health emergency in response to Covid-19 and, a week later, shut down all nonessential businesses, i...
The Black Lives Matter movement continues to affect major cities as institutions large and small examine their racial policies and practices. Some of the nation...
Editor's note: Kelundra Smith is an Atlanta-based arts journalist and theater critic who's written extensively for ArtsATL and has been published in American Th...
