In another era, Carolee Carmello would be a household name among theatergoers. Today, she doesn't have the box-office power of a Bernadette Peters, who didn't h...
“This is my dream job,” says Atlanta theater artist Jon Carr. “Dad’s was started by young artists who wanted to create and be in work they were excited about an...
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...
Artists as diverse as octogenarian photographer Lucinda Bunnen and 40ish multidisciplinarian Shanequa Gay popped up in headlines about Atlanta's Art + Design sc...
As part of our ongoing 20 by 2020 series profiling Atlanta theater artists, we occasionally look at theater through the eyes of the photographer. This is anothe...
Suzi Bass Award voters this year liked cake and the Bard, the drama of boxing and a quirky little musical about high-school choristers who suffer an uncerta...
Every season, American Theatre magazine, a national trade publication, crunches the numbers to determine the most-produced plays and playwrights of the year. We...
Our 20 by 2020 series will profile 20 theater artists, administrators and innovators by the end of the year. All are shaking up the city’s stages. This is no. 1...
Atlanta's tiny landscape has become just a bit bigger.
7 Stages, the Little Five Points theater company, became custodian of a new miniature piece of art fro...
Theatrical Outfit's impressive Our Town /The Laramie Project repertory closes Sunday, but a final treat remains. At 7 p.m. Monday, many of the same actors will ...
