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Performance uses mix of Chinese dance, ballet and martial arts to explore historical narratives
Kerry Lee, the co-artistic director of the Atlanta Chinese Dance Company, remembers when her fourth grade class studied the Civil War. Her teacher…
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Performance headlining this weekend’s Atlanta African Dance & Drum Festival will explore West Africa’s influence on Brooklyn
This weekend, the Asase Yaa African American Dance Theater will celebrate its 25th anniversary by performing The Revival: Djembe in the New Millennium…
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On memory, nostalgia and the eternal return of childhood: ‘I hope we never Land’ at the Atlanta Fringe Festival
I hope we never Land, a new contemporary dance work by Emma Morris, mines for lost treasure in the green wilds and on…
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More than spectacle: MomoCon celebrates its 21st anniversary in Atlanta, launches collaboration with Japan’s Wonder Festival
As Atlanta prepares for another year of MomoCon, downtown Atlanta will once again transform into a sprawling celebration of cosplay, gaming, anime, comics,…
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Erik Thurmond’s ‘Smoke’ unfolds through movement, electropop at the Goat Farm
Smoke, a live performance grounded in performance art, contemporary dance and electronic pop will soon take place at the Goat Farm. The large-scale…
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Giwayen Mata keeps the spirit of Kwanzaa alive through dance
Movement. Sisterhood. Culture. Connection. Growth. When asked what brings her back to Giwayen Mata year after year, choreographer Lindiwe Famodou responded with these…
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Everything but the ‘Nutcracker:’ a plethora of dance performances offer something for everyone this holiday season
In an era when the market starts gearing up for the winter holidays right after Halloween, in November and December, even lifelong Nutcracker…
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Synth nerds and hackers find common ground at Common Circuits
On Friday November 14, a broad coalition of makers and musicians will kick off Common Circuits, Atlanta’s “festival for DIY synth lovers and…
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Balanchine’s ‘Prodigal Son’ to open Atlanta Ballet fall season
It’s a Friday afternoon in one of Atlanta Ballet’s rehearsal studios and visiting répétiteur Paul Boos is teaching dancer Ángel Ramírez how to…
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Transmutation of utility with W. Chester Old
In a mid-century former church in the Lake Claire neighborhood, artist W. Chester Old presents a retrospective of his career. Spanning five decades,…
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