Horizon Theatre's latest Zoom production, Love, M., is a world premiere that feels like a relic. The drama, set in the 1980s and '90s when AIDS began claiming t...
The Atlanta Opera will launch its new digital subscription service December 15 with full-length showings of two critically acclaimed productions from its fall B...
Dawoud Bey: An American Project continues at the High Museum of Art. The photography exhibit traces lines across 45 years of Bey’s career and his engagement wit...
The Atlanta Gay Men’s Chorus will perform its annual holiday show virtually Friday-Sunday from the Cathedral of St. Philip. It marks the 25th anniversary of the...
Since the COVID-19 pandemic hit in March, we've lived in a world of video squares, frozen faces, dressing for work from the shoulders up and listening to chorus...
Barely a week has passed since Dad's Garage Theatre Company announced that artistic director Jon Carr was leaving to work with The Second City. Today, the compa...
Now that the final structural beams have been put in place, Aurora Theatre and the city of Lawrenceville are ready to move to the next phase of the new Lawrence...
“I feel like I’m in my second childhood,” says Susan Bridges, director and owner of Whitespace Gallery in Atlanta's Inman Park neighborhood. “It’s been a time o...
Jon Carr, who has been a part of Dad's Garage Theatre Company for two decades and its artistic director for the past year, is moving to Chicago to become execut...
It's So Simple, a solo show by Ariel Dannielle, continues through January 16 at MOCA GA as part of its 2019-20 Working Artist Project. Dannielle, an Atlanta nat...
