Part farce, part costume drama, part musical spectacle, the rarely performed “Henry VIII” is another worthy reclamation from the Atlanta Shakespeare Company, al...
From a press release dated September 14:
Possible Futures, a New Atlanta Foundation, Awards $90,000 in Grants to Support Arts Criticism in Atlanta
The new At...
“Twist” was a long time coming to the Alliance Theatre -- a project that Grammy Award-winning composer Tena Clark conceived nearly two decades ago but needed Em...
It’s been almost seven years since Diana DeGarmo, then a Snellville teenager, lit up “American Idol,” a popular television singing competition. She has extended...
Playwright and critic Steve Murray has just been awarded a 2010 Tanne Foundation Arts Award. Murray has written about film and theater for ArtsCriticATL since i...
Miss Great Plains is a shy, corn-fed gal with tentative manners and a sweet disposition. Miss Industrial Northeast is a buxom Latina with Carmen Miranda fashion...
Nazis as villains and nuns singing choral / Cute kids and goatherds and fresh mountain laurel …
These are a few of our favorite things, for those of us who are...
UPDATE 9/17: Read ArtsCriticATL's review of "Twist."
THEATER PREVIEW:
The Alliance Theater's “Twist” transplants Charles Dickens’ “Oliver Twist” to New Orlean...
Award-winning theater and TV actress Jasmine Guy, an Atlanta treasure, has been named producing director of Kenny Leon’s True Colors Theatre Company, taking bot...
Aficionados of the novel “A Confederacy of Dunces” will cherish Theatrical Outfit’s faithful, well-crafted take on John Kennedy Toole’s comic tale of the brilli...
