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...
Let’s knock this out of the way first and foremost. I’m a sucker for Once, both John Carney’s 2007 film and the Tony Award-winning musical that played Broadway ...
Editor’s note: When ArtsATL writer Jim Farmer interviewed Neal Ghant in 2016, the actor was preparing for a role in David Mamet’s American Buffalo at True Color...
The opening lines of Bull in a China Shop -- at Out Front Theatre Company through February 15 -- are almost ridiculously blunt, direct and off-putting.
"I'm ...
Though it shines in moments, like a ring discovered in a dark cave, Synchronicity Theatre’s The Hobbit is a quirky, uneven piece that doesn't succeed at telling...
In the 1980s, they were called "meet cutes," movies in which a couple has a random, unexpected encounter, falls for one another, has some sort of unexpected obs...
“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...
Imagine being in a restaurant with an overbearing waiter. His well-intentioned actions, condescending at times, and lack of real service make the experience les...
