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Preview: ‘Crossroads & Cyphers’ at Synchronicity connects music and metaphors
After a successful run at the Hapeville Depot Museum earlier this year, Alex “Cost One” Acosta and Ahmariah “Anon the Griot” Jackson are…
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Review: ‘i never asked for a gofundme’ at Actor’s Express starts with a strong premise, loses focus
“Disjointed” is the only word that comes to mind after seeing i never asked for a gofundme, a world premiere play that buckles…
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Review: Stage Door’s ‘Ripcord’ blends comedy and emotion for a sitcom-like experience
Who doesn’t love a good buddy comedy? David Lindsay-Abaire’s Ripcord, which runs through October 18 at Stage Door Theatre, combines those well-worn charms…
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Preview: For 20 years, Halloween has been a ‘dreadful’ time at the Center for Puppetry Arts
In 2006, the Center for Puppetry Arts premiered its now-beloved adult puppet spooky spectacular The Ghastly Dreadfuls. This year’s show, running until Halloween…
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Review: Alliance’s ‘Mexodus’ is an incredible concert experience but loses what it’s trying to say
As a concert experience, the musical Mexodus, onstage at the Alliance Theatre until October 16, is an incredible artistic feat. The music is…
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Theater actor and playwright Fabian Olive’s 11 Good Things
Fabian Olive is a French actor, writer and performer based in Atlanta. After moving from France to pursue his American dream, he has…
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Preview: ‘Branches Etched Across the Sky’ at KSU leans into the power of Black imagination
How does art serve as a vehicle for processing trauma, and how can a process as messy as that be translated to the…
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Preview: ‘Birthday Party’ challenges Aris Theatre actors to fill in characters’ blanks
English playwright Harold Pinter gave many people pause, on and off stage, for his work defies easy synopsis. Moments in plays like The…
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Review: Out of Box Theatre’s ‘The Pillowman’ is a wild ride into the dark
Plays that have disturbing subjects are often accompanied by a brief alert in the program such as, “Warning: This play touches on themes…
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Theater Emory and Alliance’s ‘This Girl Laughs …’ promises storybook whimsy, universal themes
To kick off its 45th season, Theater Emory, in partnership with Alliance Theater, will stage This Girl Laughs, This Girl Cries, This Girl…
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