In the broad farce "The Foreigner" at Georgia Ensemble Theatre,
Hugh Adams (shown with Tracy Vaden Moore) plays a pathologically
shy British proofreader who p...
Craig Drennen is assistant professor of drawing and painting at Georgia State University and the dean of Maine’s Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture. "Cr...
Bernadette Peters works her musical magic at the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s annual
Gala Concert. (Photos by J.D. Scott)
“There Is Nothing Like a Dame,” the h...
At the beginning of "The Drowsy Chaperone," playing through March 10 at OnStage Atlanta, the narrator (Charlie Miller) introduces us to the show's cas...
Judy Leavell evokes the Eastern European witch Baba Yaga. (Photo by Greg Mooney)
Every year in February, the Alliance Theatre produces the winning work in its ...
At the start of the story of "Ruth and the Green Book," at the Center for Puppetry Arts through February 26, we see that Ruth's parents want to protect their ...
Sketch comedy, pretty much by definition, is uneven. Even the classics -- “Monty Python’s Flying Circus,” “In Living Color” -- had their share of clun...
The new play "Red," onstage at Theatrical Outfit through March 11, opens with painter Mark Rothko (Tom Key) asking his new assistant (Jimi Kocina), "W...
The rich soil around Memphis yielded fertile fields of cotton for decades. And the city’s rich stew of Southern cultures -- black rhythm and blues, hillbilly...
The classic 1956 Albert Lamorisse film "The Red Balloon" seems like a terrible candidate for transposition to the stage. There's almost no dialogue, a...
