Representatives of at least 30 metro Atlanta’s black arts organizations will meet next week with the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta after sending a letter Thursday that said the organization has failed to invest in groups led by people of color. The Community Foundation — which oversees the Metropolitan Atlanta Arts Fund — recently gave…
Every Thursday, our editors and guest writers give you their top picks for the weekend’s best shows. Nothing says date night like an evening of theater, so whether it’s Valentine’s or Galentine’s, there are plenty of shows to see this week. Be sure to check out our metro Atlanta theater map to see a full…
August Wilson’s acclaimed Pittsburgh Cycle of 10 plays famously chronicles the lives of African American residents of Pittsburgh’s Hill District in each decade of the 20th century. The final installment, Radio Golf, set in 1997, gives the most contemporary depiction of the beleaguered neighborhood, and we actually get intriguing glimpses of what lies in store…
The song “Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy” is perhaps the quintessential representation of America’s enchantment with World War II. It evokes in the imagination parades of heroes going off to defeat the Axis Powers, Rosie the Riveter and that famous photo of the sailor and girl kissing after the war is over. However, when the song…
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