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What to see, do and hear: MAD Festival, Secret Sisters, Golden Girls Live, more
THEATER Orlando-based Fruit Wine Productions will host The Golden Girls Live! at Out Front Theatre June 15 through June 25. The show is written, directed by and starring Ginger Minj from Hocus Pocus 2, Netflix’ Dumplin’ and RuPaul’s Drag Race. Tickets start at $35, and VIP opportunities to meet the cast are available. :: This…
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What to see, do and hear: Sondheim, Ukrainian art, “Ruthless!” and more
THEATER Out Front Theatre’s final curtain call for Ruthless! The Musical is this Saturday. ArtsATL critic Benjamin Carr described it as a “delicious, melodramatic mix of The Bad Seed, All About Eve and Gypsy.” Carr particularly praised the performance of Max Walls as Tina Denmark, describing the actor as “a marvelous talent with a terrific…
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What to see, do and hear: Atlanta Opera, Larkin Poe, Dorrance Dance and more
THEATER Perspectives on history clash in The Niceties, onstage Saturday and Sunday at Stage Door Theatre. Written by Eleanor Burgess and focusing on a college student and history professor’s contrasting (and heated) opinions, The Niceties is a poignant reminder of the subjectivity in American life. Starring Natalie Karp as Janine the professor and theater newcomer…
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Review: Out Front’s “one in two” coaxes cast and audience out of comfort zones
One in two is the kind of show that many people will avoid because it is uncomfortable, but it is also the kind of show that everyone across America should see. This current production — running through April 1 at Out Front Theatre — is proof positive of that. Donja R. Love’s one in two…
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What to see, do and hear: Alvin Ailey, Drivin N Cryin, “White Chip,” much more
DANCE If it’s February, it means it’s time for the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater’s annual visit to the Fox Theatre. This year, the company will perform two Atlanta premieres, Jamar Roberts’ In a Sentimental Mood, set to music by Duke Ellington, and Are You In Your Feelings?, a celebration of Black culture by award-winning choreographer Kyle Abraham. Check out ArtsATL…
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What to see, do and hear: Sade, “Snowblind,” love stories, more
THEATER Marc Evan Jackson, who has appeared in popular shows such as Brooklyn Nine-Nine and Parks and Recreation, will lead a special Saturday night performance at Plaza Theatre just in time for Valentine’s Day. Joined by Amber Nash, Karen Cassady, Freddy Boyd, Kevin Gillese and Jon Carr, Jackson and this comedic crew will take your…
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John Burke’s colorful experiences led to “Red: A Crayon’s Musical”
When he was first approached about working on a musical adaptation of the acclaimed 2015 children’s book Red: A Crayon’s Story, Grammy-nominated Atlanta-based musician John Burke was intrigued. He had never worked on a project like this before and was excited about the new direction. Burke had no idea, however, that the project would take…
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Review: A few missteps distract from otherwise hilarious “Christmas Dearest”
Out Front Theatre is operating well within its wheelhouse this Christmas with a holiday show tailor-made to appeal to the theater’s core demographic of Atlanta queers. The show in question is Christmas Dearest, a campy spoof of A Christmas Carol, written by Chicago-based playwright David Cerda. In Cerda’s saucy adaptation, the role of Scrooge is…
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Holiday Roundup: Savor the season with local theater
Theaters throughout Atlanta are determined to get us into a festive mood, and with this assortment of shows — from edgy to traditional — there is really no excuse not to get out there, support the hard work and celebrate the conclusion of 2022. Here’s your definitive list — we’ve checked it twice! :: A…
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