In Dry Land at Atlanta Theatre Club, two teenage girls find themselves at a crossroads between childhood and motherhood. In The Wolves at Horizon Theatre, #7 tr...
How do you capture the moment when a plate falls to the floor? Or when a leg flies into the air? As an extension of our 20×2020 series (in which we interview 20...
As an extension of our 20x2020 series (where we're interviewing 20 local theater artists before 2020) we're going behind the lens with Atlanta's hard-working th...
Rob Demery was hooked on acting early, and he says nothing compares to the immediacy and joy he feels doing live theater. The performer has made a name for hims...
Before working on any show, Michael Vine asks himself what he calls his Peace Corps question: “Why am I doing this play, instead of joining the Peace Corps for ...
Donya K. Washington was “that kid” -- the kind who staged productions in her living room, invited her neighbors, picked costumes for the cast and even sold tick...
As a part of our 20 x 2020 series (in which we're interviewing 20 local theater artists before 2020), we're going behind the lens with Atlanta's hardworking the...
Michelle Pokopac has visited 18th-century England, Planet Soccer Girl and the Himalayas -- without ever leaving an Atlanta stage.
The actor recently complete...
