Anthony Rodriguez’s friends remember it vividly, but he doesn’t. When they remind him his post-college plans included opening a theater company, he laughs becau...
Last spring, Covid threw a monkey wrench into the carefully laid plans of theater companies across Atlanta and the world. Some of those companies improvised and...
Sometimes, a classic theater production feels like the absolute right play at the right moment. Other times, a mirror ball and roller skates can do the trick. A...
At one time the idea of a new Brian Clowdus production opening in the area, following the controversy that surrounded his leadership after he departed Serenbe P...
Like many other programmers last year, Out On Film executive director Jim Farmer had to make a sharp, Covid-compelled pivot, turning the annual, 11-day LGBTQ fe...
After the Richard Greenberg play The Author’s Voice in Chicago brought director Lisa Peterson and Tony Award-winning actor Denis O’Hare together for the first t...
If the name Karola Ruth Siegel doesn’t automatically ring a bell, then certainly the way she became known later in her life will. Dr. Ruth Westheimer rose to fa...
ArtsATL editor-at-large Jim Farmer, who writes mostly about theater and film, has received a national award for a January 2020 remembrance he wrote following th...
City Springs Theatre Company’s Into the Woods, one of the first major theatrical productions here in more than a year, certainly qualifies as an event. As a fre...
Kevin Gillese once considered his film project about love, disability and family a long shot. No more. The comedy, titled How to Ruin the Holidays, has been fun...
