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Review: ‘Siddhartha, She’ offers a powerful retelling of a classic tale
Siddhartha, She, a new opera by Grammy Award-winning composer Christopher Theofanidis and librettist Melissa Studdard, will premiere at the Aspen Music Festival on…
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Review: MADFest celebrates Atlanta’s diversity through dance
In 1993, Douglas Scott created the Modern Atlanta Dance Fest (MADFest), intending to showcase the diversity and excellence of Atlanta’s dance scene. During…
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Dancing with robots: IEEE fuses automation and fine arts
To most casual observers, medusai — a car-sized sculpture comprising steel panels, colored lights, sophisticated electronics and processors, seven cleverly articulated appendages and…
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Fly on a Wall’s Slightly Off Stage quenches thirst for the absurd at the Windmill
When people face life’s most difficult challenges, there’s always a ridiculous moment that reveals the absurdity of the situation, dance artist Ana Maria…
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Atlanta Ballet veterans shine in Liam Scarlett’s liberating Catch
Director’s Choice, Atlanta Ballet’s season closer performed last weekend at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre, featured three works of pure ballet —…
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Tanz Farm brings U.S. premiere of Shamel Pitts’ BLACK HOLE to Rhodes Theatre
Earlier this year, the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation put the Historic Rhodes Theatre on its “Places in Peril” list. The theater was…
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Saturday’s Off the EDGE sparked by Rosie Herrera, Ephrat Asherie Dance
In the style of New York City’s popular Fall for Dance Festival held annually at City Center (now entering its 16th season), Atlanta’s…
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Off the EDGE at Westside Cultural Arts Center steps out with courage, humor
Three distinct Atlanta voices — plus a New York-based company that’s making waves nationally — appeared in last Friday evening’s double feature at…
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BalletX and Terminus open Off the EDGE with uneven evening of premieres
This past Thursday evening, Off the EDGE contemporary dance festival opened at Kennesaw State University’s Dance Theater with a savvy mixed bill that…
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Rennie Harris’ Lazarus delves into Ailey memory, glimpses future
A subtle drone of synthesizer music filled the void of the pitch-black stage as a sparse light crept in from across the wings.…
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