Every Thursday, our editors and guest writers give you their top six picks for the weekend's best shows. This weekend, the Super Bowl takes over the city, but...
BJJ is a playwright with a conundrum. He is tired of pandering to white liberal producers and audiences, so he thinks of the most extreme thing he can do to off...
Immersive theater can be uncomfortable. Being stranded on one of the world’s most dangerous mountains at 27,000 feet at subzero temperatures is even more uncomf...
Danielle de Barbarac, the central figure of the musical Ever After, isn’t the typical fairy tale heroine. She isn’t looking for a man to sweep her off of her fe...
Doug Shipman is the first to admit that he became president and CEO of the Woodruff Arts Center at a particularly healthy time in its history. The Alliance Thea...
Those willing to accept a bit of carnage with their musical theater should be pleased with the new production from PULP Books & Gallery. Psycho: The Musical...
As ARTS ATL embraces the new -- new year, new website, new artists -- we recognize that it is essential to explore new stories and new ways of storytelling. Tha...
When most people think of teenage girls, they conjure images of makeup and meltdowns, but in Sarah DeLappe’s play, The Wolves, she portrays them as warriors. Ho...
Margaret Mitchell's Civil War epic, Gone With the Wind, was published in 1936 and became an international bestseller. It was adapted into a movie in 1939, which...
