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...
Note: The Actor's Express run of "The Brothers Size" opened March 14 and was postponed the next day due to coronavirus concerns. The company hopes to resume p...
It’s hard to find a corner that Gloria and Emilio Estefan haven’t touched if you're driving the streets of Miami. From restaurants and resorts to a new Facebook...
“And thus I clothe my naked villany
With old odd ends stolen out of holy writ;
And seem a saint, when most I play the devil.” -- William Shakespeare, Rich...
In 2015, when comedian Steve Harvey announced the wrong name at the Miss Universe pageant, people around the world were outraged. For citizens in developing cou...
The Charles Fuller whodunit A Soldier's Play won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in its 1981--82 off-Broadway run. This week, it finally reaches Broadway, with som...
Serenbe Playhouse has developed a national reputation for its over-the-top, immersive, site-specific productions. It landed a helicopter for Miss Saigon and sun...
Many theaters spend the holiday season rotating through A Christmas Carol, It's a Wonderful Life and such, but for the past three years, Theatrical Outfit has i...
Turn on TV or the radio, scroll through any newsfeed, and it’s hard not find a story about who’s to blame for America's opioid epidemic. Is it big pharma for ma...
