It's true that when most people think of theater in Atlanta, their minds go inside the perimeter. Sure, Aurora Theatre and Georgia Ensemble Theatre have been op...
Artistic director Brian Clowdus knew he wanted a down-home blues singer with a large presence to star in Serenbe Playhouse's production of the Civil War musical...
For playwright and performer Will Power, a life of art is as much about creation as it is about entrepreneurship. He is an innovator of hip-hop theater, a form ...
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 Paul Conroy, the artistic director of Out Front Theatre Company, was tossing around ideas for his company’s first holiday show, his main priority was avoidin...
“Have you blown anything up lately?” This is not the typical greeting for old friends, but for Diana and Max, it’s most appropriate. From blowing up snowmen as ...
The Weird Sisters Theatre Project is responsible for such quirky, female-driven local productions as Anton in Show Business, 5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche, and Hot...
Brandt Blocker was the public face of Atlanta Lyric Theatre for almost a decade. But he went into retirement at the end of 2016 to split his time between here a...
Matthew Kellen Burgos first got into theater while playing football in his hometown of La Crosse, Wisconsin, because a friend told him it would be a good way to...
It’s fair to say Avery Sharpe is having a busy week. Not only is he performing the lead role in Black Nerd, Jon Carr’s new comedy at Dad’s Garage about the chal...
