In today’s society, people with disabilities are often excluded because of accessibility issues and societal prejudices, and the arts are no exception. Although...
To fully live in the present and prepare for the future, artists must first examine history. For this year’s WonderRoot Hughley Artist Fellows, reflecting on th...
There’s a particular magic that comes from combining exceptional dance with a beautiful atmosphere, and this is something that Kit Modus, one of Atlanta’s newes...
In rehearsal at their West Midtown studio, the artists of Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre move precisely and fluidly while maintaining perfect synchronicity. The...
The vibrant Atlanta dance scene is saturated with different styles, but it is rare for audiences to see multiple companies on one bill, let alone in a performan...
Life is full of change -- good, bad and in between. For Sarah Stokes, coartistic director of Atlanta Dance Collective, choreography is her outlet for dealing wi...
On March 28, 1941, Virginia Woolf, a literary genius and pioneer of stream-of-consciousness writing, filled her pockets with rocks and committed suicide by walk...
Storytelling and circus arts have often flowed together in Cirque du Soleil's large-scale productions. But Atlanta has seen more intimate examples of the genre ...
What started in the 1990s as an effort to get kids off the streets of Soweto and Johannesburg, and teach them South African dances, has grown into Africa Umoja,...
Twenty-three years ago, Alexia Jones was a single mother, on a path of recovery from substance abuse, and struggling to make ends meet. She found strength, supp...
