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 ...
Editor’s note: Atlanta’s artists face uncertainty in the age of coronavirus. To help us all connect, we're offering this series: “In Our Own Words.” In ea...
Let’s knock this out of the way first and foremost. I’m a sucker for Once, both John Carney’s 2007 film and the Tony Award-winning musical that played Broadway ...
The National Endowment for the Arts has announced its first round of grants for 2020, with $403,500 going to 23 groups and organizations in Georgia.
The reci...
While discussing his character in The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, actor Brandon Michael Mayes undergoes a different sort of curious incident....
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...
If, as an Atlanta theatergoer, you've seen Bad Jews, Blackberry Winter, Lasso of Truth, Nomad Motel or Project Dawn, among many others, you've experienced the w...
True Colors Theatre Company has staged all three parts of playwright Dominique Morisseau's Detroit Trilogy. Its Paradise Blue, set in a 1940s blues club, runs t...
Fifteen-year-old Christopher Boone loves prime numbers, his pet rat and the color red. He dislikes anything yellow, metaphors and being touched. His behaviors a...
