It’s been too long, really.
Not since 2019 has there been a live and in-person fall arts season. Despite surging pandemic cases, theaters and venues and muse...
The stage lights are back up in Atlanta theaters and, in partnership with Atlanta Magazine, ArtsATL looks at the fall season shows we're most eager to see....
Lara Smith counts two things as her proudest achievements of her nine years as managing director of Dad’s Garage Theatre Company, the comedy improv theater trou...
There is a dance of hurt and hope in Another Bird of Paradise, Davion Alston’s exhibition at MOCA GA. The fruit of his 2020--21 Working Artist Project fellowshi...
Can’t wait to “Gogh” to Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience? You’re in good company.
It seems like all of Atlanta's cool kids are clicking on ubiquitous socia...
“The show must not go on.”
Synchronicity Theatre tweaked that old show-biz axiom about performers performing even if they have broken a leg or a tornado ...
Imagine that you're touring Italy’s Sistine Chapel, relishing the magnificence of Michelangelo’s masterwork. Or strolling amid van Gogh’s "Starry Night Over the...
“All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players,” Shakespeare famously wrote.
In Simulations, her new photography exhibition at the MOCA GA,...
During an hour of rehearsals in Atlanta Ballet's Westside studios, John Welker and Nadia Mara made seemingly a thousand minor adjustments as they worked with ballet mistress Dale Shields on their pas de deux. The intensity as they prepared for Atlanta Ballet's Nutcracker kicked up a notch when new artistic director Gennadi Nedvigin stepped into the room and joined the instruction, jumping up often from a folding chair on the side to demonstrate his nuanced suggestions....
