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Holiday Roundup: Savor the season with local theater
Theaters throughout Atlanta are determined to get us into a festive mood, and with this assortment of shows — from edgy to traditional…
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Stars of “Ms. Holmes and Ms. Watson – #2B” talk improv and friendship
In the pantheon of legendary fictional pairings, Holmes and Watson certainly rank amongst the greats. Synchronicity Theatre seems to understand this, as they…
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Preview: Solo show “2 the Left” digs into Lisa Lopes’ complicated legacy
Biographical theater about artists tends to have a built-in audience of fans. This may be doubly true when the artist in question dies…
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It’s “Mueller Time!” on Saturday as Atlanta performs infamous report
This Saturday, July 20 only, Atlanta artists will stage a live 24-hour reading of one of the nation’s hottest (and driest and longest)…
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First Look: Aurora Theatre goes to “Eden” in musical opening July 18
Children of Eden, a lesser-known musical by Stephen Schwartz (Wicked) and John Caird, revisits the Book of Genesis from the fall of Adam…
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First Look: Actor’s Express to sing The Go-Go’s in “Head Over Heels”
Head Over Heels, opening July 17 at Actor’s Express, continues an occasional ARTS ATL series that looks at technical aspects of notable upcoming openings.…
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First Look: “East Texas Hot Links” opens July 16 at True Colors Theatre
East Texas Hot Links, opening July 16 at Kenny Leon’s True Colors Theatre Company, begins the first in an occasional ARTS ATL series…
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Serenbe’s goal: Make Pocahontas the hero of her own true story
America touts itself as a land of freedom in which its citizens can fully celebrate their diverse cultures. For Native Americans, however, this…
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Marietta Theatre Company’s Altar Boyz takes boy bands to church
Marietta Theatre Company founder Jeff Cooper sets out to stretch his audiences and provide a range of experiences within the musical genre. “The…
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7 Stages’ Human: A Citizen’s Encounter tells the stories of Atlanta’s unseen
Little Five Points’ quirkiest theater company, 7 Stages, is marking the end of its 40th season with what artistic director Heidi S. Howard…
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