Black Politics Act One, featuring new work from Afro-French painter Frank Schroeder, opens Friday at September Gray Fine Art Gallery. These paintings, being see...
Atlanta Dance Connection marks its 10-year anniversary with performances November 9--10 at the Viola Turner Theater in East Point. Led by founder Allyne D. Gart...
Virgil Abloh grew up near Chicago to Ghanaian immigrant parents. He knew his father wanted him to be an engineer, so he studied civil engineering and earned a m...
Why can’t more concerts be like this? Performers at the top of their art; a compelling, perhaps profound theme; tight integration of music, dance, video art, th...
Our monthly Perry Julien photo essay of Atlanta concerts returns with shows by Twenty One Pilots and MisterWives at the State Farm Arena on October 12, The Chai...
Suzi Bass Award voters this year liked cake and the Bard, the drama of boxing and a quirky little musical about high-school choristers who suffer an uncerta...
Saturday night’s Atlanta Symphony Orchestra concert demonstrated Richard Wagner’s outsized musical and cultural influence. His contrapuntal, lush, chromatic har...
Everyone loves a good fairy tale. They’re relatable, tapping into deeply human themes like true love, heroism and justice. But there’s always an element of ench...
The Atlanta Film Society this week revives its Locals Only screenings after nearly a decade-long break. Each event will have a distinct theme -- this one is hor...
Every season, American Theatre magazine, a national trade publication, crunches the numbers to determine the most-produced plays and playwrights of the year. We...
