Surviving a battle requires strength, dedication, patience and courage. Battles are rarely fought alone, and in The Hero’s Wife, these traits describe a young s...
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...
Theatrical Outfit announced its 2019–20 season on opening night of its latest production, I Love To Eat, about the life of beloved chef James Beard. Patrons gat...
In honor of National Poetry Month, ARTS ATL is publishing three stories that offer different perspectives on the state of the city's spoken word community, incl...
Every week, the editors at ARTS ATL select a different production for our "Production Photo of the Week." This week, we've selected Bullets Over Broadway at Geo...
Every week, our editors and guest writers give you their top six picks for the weekend’s best shows. Be sure to check out our metro Atlanta theater map to see a...
Porcupines, moose, giant purple elephants, oh my! The Center for Puppetry Arts’ Harold and the Purple Crayon, running through May 26, is not your average puppet...
Only 3.4 percent of plays on American stages are written by women of color, according to a study conducted by the Dramatist’s Guild and the Lilly Awards. This e...
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...
“If you’re an animal, we built the jungle.”
Pipeline, by Dominique Morisseau, examines what happens when racial tensions climb too high and explosive conflic...
