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Theater Best Bets, April 18–21

Jim FarmerApril 18, 2019

Every week, our editors and guest writers give you their top six picks for the weekend’s best shows. This week, Out On Film producer and ARTS ATL contributor Ji...

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Theatrical Outfit dishes on renowned chef James Beard in I Love to Eat

Liz DooleyApril 8, 2019

In reference to his ubiquity in the culinary industry, chef and TV personality James Beard famously referred to himself as the “greatest gastronomic whore.” For...

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Review: Theatrical Outfit’s “Miss Bennet” brings holiday cheer to Jane Austen sequel

Curt HolmanNovember 28, 2018

Theatrical Outfit’s holiday comedy Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley has a popular subtitle. The 2011 novel Christmas at Pemberley: A Pride and Prejudice Holi...

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Review: Gunderson’s “The Book of Will” a funny and vivid ode to Shakespeare’s legacy

Andrew AlexanderAugust 22, 2018

The existence of Shakespeare’s plays in print seems like such an established fact of life that it’s strange to think there was a time when the future of his wor...

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Review: “Boy” tells its story respectfully and emotionally, but feels painfully voyeuristic

Andrew AlexanderOctober 4, 2017

The parents in Boy, playwright Anna Ziegler’s 2016 drama currently getting its first Atlanta production at Theatrical Outfit through October 15, face a terrible...

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Year in review: For Atlanta theater in 2015, a lot of highs and moments that came up flat

ARTS ATL StaffDecember 31, 2015

Edward Foote was the brainchild of Atlanta playwright Phillip DePoy, and one of the highlights of the year in theater. While there was plenty to like about th...

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