Ryan Vo is a first-generation American whose Vietnamese parents raised him and his little brother in the heat and humidity of Mississippi. He's an actor who's b...
“The show must not go on.”
Synchronicity Theatre tweaked that old show-biz axiom about performers performing even if they have broken a leg or a tornado ...
Much of the world had to learn how to shelter in place in 2020. Then there are those to whom peacefulness comes naturally, like the team at North Georgia’s hist...
No one knows exactly when yet. Perhaps it will be this fall, or maybe in early 2022. As more people receive COVID-19 vaccinations and the CDC relaxes its guidel...
Atlanta singer Libby Whittemore was prepping for her usual spring show at Actor's Express last April when COVID-19 entered, canceling it. Instead, borrowing an...
Just in time for World Water Day (March 22) is a new and creative approach to the playgoing-during-COVID experience. The Found Stages production focuses on a sp...
On March 11, 2020, Felipe Barral was filming rehearsals of The Brothers Size at Actor’s Express when everyone’s phones started buzzing. There was big news. Tom ...
When Doug Shipman announced his plan to run for Atlanta City Council president a week ago, his life leapt into hyperdrive after several months of quiet sabbatic...
Let's Hang On, which begins streaming Friday via City Springs Theatre Company, celebrates the female voices of the 1960s and '70s, while making room for a few g...
On March 7, 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic still seemed a faintly distant, remote threat.
As I often did on weekend evenings, I went to see a performance -- Ter...
