From sinking ships in high-spectacle musicals to heartfelt family dramas, the shows on Atlanta’s stages were as diverse as our beloved city. New faces popped up in unfamiliar spaces, and ArtsATL‘s theater critics were on the job, seeing hundreds of shows this year. We asked our contributors — Andrew Alexander, Liz Dooley, Jim Farmer, Curt…
Sweet without being suffocating and smarter and more charming than it sounds on paper, the play Maytag Virgin proves to be a splendid vehicle for its two-person cast. Running through February 11 at Aurora Theatre, it’s a crowd pleaser that never looks down at its characters or the audience. It’s penned by Audrey Cefaly, a…
The restaurant kitchen of a New York eatery is not one for the faint of heart, at least not in the new drama How to Use a Knife. Will Snider’s manic play, running through June 25 at Horizon Theatre, tries to mix comedy and drama as part of its entrée but goes down most palatably when…
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