Michael Haverty always knew that adapting Albert Camus’ 1942 novel L’ Etranger / The Stranger would be challenging. And he always envisioned it in its workshop ...
Actor's Express' Virtual Downstage series continues with a 16-performance run of Neat by playwright Charlayne Woodard. In telling the story of her cherished Aun...
The Center for Puppetry exhumes its popular The Ghastly Dreadfuls for one night only this weekend. This edition of the Halloween favorite is subtitled Ex-ZOOM'd...
With Stiff, Synchronicity Theatre becomes the first metro company to welcome in-person audiences. The one-woman comedy, written and performed by Sherry Jo...
The ninth annual Atlanta Black Theatre Festival continues through Saturday (October 3) on your favorite home screen. Yes, it's virtual. Each day features six ...
ATLANTA PHOTOGRAPHER MICHAEL BOATRIGHT loves theater. Always has. When Covid-19 forced metro playhouses to go dark -- some in the midst of runs, others with sho...
George Floyd. Ahmaud Arbery. Breonna Taylor. Rashard Brooks. Elijah McClain.
Many of us have been saying those names with frequency in recent weeks. They're ...
Horizon Theatre, Serenbe Playhouse and 7 Stages have quietly filled out their 2020 seasons, scheduling productions -- some more intriguing than others -- that b...
Call 2019 the season of exits. Six longtime Atlanta theater leaders left their jobs -- or announced they soon would. Serenbe Playhouse cofounder Brian Clowdus l...
Our 20 by 2020 series attempts to profile 20 theater artists, administrators and innovators by the end of the year. All are shaking up the city’s stages. This i...
