As a playwright, August Wilson amassed a career of work that explored the issues of race relations and the African-American experience, most notably in his 10-p...
It was a memorable, though slightly down, year for Atlanta theater. ArtsATL theater critics Andrew Alexander and Jim Farmer sat down recently to take a look back at some of the highs and lows of Atlanta theater in 2016, and their thoughts for what 2017 may hold....
In a night that saw a slew of Atlanta theaters claim trophies, it was Serenbe Playhouse who wound up dominating the field at the 2016 Suzi Bass Awards Monday evening, taking the prize for Best Musical for its bold, outdoor version of Miss Saigon....
An interesting development happened on the way to the much-hyped teaming of director Tess Malis Kincaid and actress Danielle Deadwyler in the True Colors production of David Auburn’s Proof this fall....
It’s one of the most beloved musicals of all time, both a nine-time Tony Award winner and the recipient of a Pulitzer Prize. Atlanta Lyric Theatre -- the area’s only company dedicated to musical theater -- has just opened its take of A Chorus Line, in a production running through November 6 at the Jennie T. Anderson Theatre....
When programming this year’s 29th Out On Film, festival director Jim Farmer faced an enviable problem: too much of a good thing.
Though he has expanded the fes...
At one time Senoia was a small Southern town, described by some as Mayberry-esque. Yet the town is anything but a quaint little community these days. It’s becom...
With world premieres galore and all sorts of intriguing fare, the 2016-17 Atlanta theater season promises to be a lively one, with promising shows all over the ...
The Out On Film Festival will open its 29th year with a screening of Strike a Pose, a documentary about seven young male dancers who worked with Madonna on her ...
Actress Clea DuVall wasn’t in Savannah for that long of a period but it left an impression. So much so that, when it came time to direct her first film, she ret...
