Why are people racist? This is the question Kimberly Monks set out to answer when she started writing her play, Hands of Color, running at Synchronicity Theatre...
Marietta Theatre Company founder Jeff Cooper sets out to stretch his audiences and provide a range of experiences within the musical genre. “The beauty of music...
First-time audience members at Dad’s Garage might be a bit surprised to hear the voice of Archer’s Pam Poovey coming out of one of the improviser’s mouths. But ...
For all intents and purposes, Cyd Prather is The Tiny Theater Company. In addition to creating and founding the company, she takes care of marketing, production...
Little Five Points' quirkiest theater company, 7 Stages, is marking the end of its 40th season with what artistic director Heidi S. Howard describes as "a party...
Before working on any show, Michael Vine asks himself what he calls his Peace Corps question: “Why am I doing this play, instead of joining the Peace Corps for ...
In reference to his ubiquity in the culinary industry, chef and TV personality James Beard famously referred to himself as the “greatest gastronomic whore.” For...
“If you want to do improv, there’s no excuse not to do it in Atlanta,” says Anthony Goolsby, an actor, improviser and stand-up comedian here in the city. Given ...
ARTS ATL writer Liz Dooley chatted with some comedy insiders and curated a list of the coolest places to laugh out loud around town this weekend.
There are s...
It's true that when most people think of theater in Atlanta, their minds go inside the perimeter. Sure, Aurora Theatre and Georgia Ensemble Theatre have been op...
