The Center for Puppetry Arts, like all metro theaters, has been shut down by COVID-19. Like Dad's Garage Theatre however, it's pivoted to make its work availabl...
It’s a question on a lot of people’s minds. As Serenbe Playhouse prepares to open its 2020 season -- with the Tony Award-winning rock musical Spring Awakening (...
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 ...
Editor’s note: When ArtsATL writer Jim Farmer interviewed Neal Ghant in 2016, the actor was preparing for a role in David Mamet’s American Buffalo at True Color...
In the 1980s, they were called "meet cutes," movies in which a couple has a random, unexpected encounter, falls for one another, has some sort of unexpected obs...
It wasn’t just his skill as a puppeteer that won Bobby Box fans and friends all over the world. It was also his endless enthusiasm, his agreeable nature and his...
Emory University has announced the 2020 recipients of its Creativity and Arts Awards, presented annually to individuals who support innovation, development, acc...
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...
When his editor at Esquire magazine asked journalist Tom Junod to do a 1998 profile of Fred Rogers, the writer had no idea the assignment would change his life ...
Brian Clowdus, the charismatic and risk-taking founding artistic director of Serenbe Playhouse, is leaving the company he created 10 years ago. In a public stat...
