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Review: Aurora's Spanish-language comedy "El Gran Dia de la Madre" serves up the giggles by Kelundra Smith

Violeta (Irma Cristancho) hasn't seen her daughter Cotillon (Joselin Reyes) and granddaughter Prudencia (Limara Meneses Jiménez) in years, and she is determined to make amends with her fami…

SOURCE: ArtsATL at 12:59pm on April 18, 2018

Review: Synchronicity's "Ripe Frenzy" delves into school shootings with mixed results by Andrew Alexander

Maryland-based playwright Jennifer Barclay takes on the subject of school shootings in her interesting but faulty new play Ripe Frenzy, running at Synchronicity Theatre through May 6. The pl…

SOURCE: ArtsATL at 11:59am on April 18, 2018

Kenny Leon squeezes a new Broadway hit into his schedule before coming home by Jim Farmer

Downtime has never really been part of Kenny Leon's DNA. He finishes one project and darts off to start another, crisscrossing the country at will, effortlessly making the segue from theater…

SOURCE: ArtsATL at 11:01am on April 12, 2018

Review: "Out of Darkness" is a brilliant, haunting watershed for the Atlanta Opera by Scott Freeman and Jim Farmer

The bold Atlanta Opera world premiere of Out of Darkness: Two Remain debuted Thursday. The story of two Holocaust survivors — one Jewish and one gay — is told with powerful theat…

SOURCE: ArtsATL at 12:59pm on April 11, 2018

The ArtsATL guide to getting "Hamilton" tickets at the Fox by ArtsATL Staff

The national touring production of the smash musical Hamilton arrives in Atlanta for the first time ever at the Fox Theatre from May 22 to June 10. Tickets go on sale this Sunday, April 8, a…

SOURCE: ArtsATL at 6:00am on April 5, 2018

Review: Terminus Dance's "Next Door" stretches the new troupe's artistic identity by Cynthia Bond Perry

In Danielle Agami's Next Door, Christian Clark and Rachel Van Buskirk, performers with Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre, appeared dressed in black on a stark stage setting. They moved across a…

SOURCE: ArtsATL at 12:59pm on April 4, 2018

Review: Cleage's "Hospice," "Moon" share stories that women only tell each other by Andrew Alexander

I almost never see a play twice before I review it, but the opportunity arose this week, and in this case, a return visit seemed warranted. The women in Pearl Cleage's Hospice + Pointing at …

SOURCE: ArtsATL at 11:01am on April 4, 2018

News: "Hamilton" tickets go on sale April 8 for upcoming Fox Theatre performances by ArtsATL Staff

Tickets for the Broadway smash Hamilton at the Fox Theatre will go on sale April 8 at 10 a.m. The highly-anticipated show will be at the Fox May 22 – June 10. Tickets will be available…

SOURCE: ArtsATL at 11:40am on March 30, 2018

Remembrance: Award-winning journalist and arts lover Heather Vincent Holley by Gail O'Neill

There is a proverb in Latin American culture which posits that we die three deaths. First, when our heart stops beating. Second, when our body is placed in the ground. And third, when our na…

SOURCE: ArtsATL at 10:17am on March 29, 2018

News: Alliance announces 50th anniversary season back home in its renovated theater by Scott Freeman

The Alliance Theatre will celebrate its 50th season with a newly renovated theater space and five world premieres. The theater announced its 2018"19 season today. After a year of performi…

SOURCE: ArtsATL at 12:15am on March 26, 2018

Review: Atlanta Ballet's "Black Swan" offers mixed bag between modern and traditional by George Staib

Atlanta Ballet's Black Swan closed to an enthusiastic audience Sunday afternoon at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre. Benchmarked by Marius Petipa's (not so timeless) classic Act III of…

SOURCE: ArtsATL at 2:01pm on March 21, 2018

Review: Horizon's "Freaky Friday" hits the high notes but doesn't quite pull together by Jim Farmer

In the 70s it was Barbara Harris and Jodie Foster, in the 90s (on TV) it was Shelley Long and Gaby Hoffmann and in 2003 it was Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan. Now a Freaky Friday for a n…

SOURCE: ArtsATL at 12:59pm on March 21, 2018

Review: Out of Box's "The Flick" captures the last picture show with melancholy humor by Curt Holman

In a tidy coincidence, Annie Baker's melancholy comedy The Flick opens at Out of Box Theatre at nearly the same time that Atlanta film impresario George Lefont announced his retirement. T…

SOURCE: ArtsATL at 11:01am on March 21, 2018

Dance Canvas will celebrate 10 years as showcase for emerging choreographers by Amanda Sieradzki

In a Midtown studio, dancers are straddling ballet barres, clumped in hushed semi-circles, eyes alive or closed with headphones plugged in. The bonds of the dance rehearsal are clearly felt …

SOURCE: ArtsATL at 10:01am on March 20, 2018

Review: "Oh Lucy!" as moving as it is funny; "Loveless" sinks from its unrelenting seriousness by Steve Murray

Standing on the platform of a gray Tokyo train station, 40-something Setsuko (Shinobu Terajima), like many of the other commuters crowded around her, is wearing a sanitary paper mask over he…

SOURCE: ArtsATL at 12:59pm on March 16, 2018

News: Atlanta Ballet announces 2018-19 season, featuring a new "Nutcracker" and a fall show by Scott Freeman

Atlanta Ballet's 2018-19 season will feature four world premieres, including a new version of Nutcracker and pieces by choreographers Liam Scarlett and Ricardo Amarante. The company also ann…

SOURCE: ArtsATL at 1:26pm on March 15, 2018

Review: Alliance's "Sheltered" a strongly executed, old-fashioned theater throwback by Andrew Alexander

If you could save a stranger's child by risking your own safety and security, would you? The moral intricacies and personal strain that an American Jewish couple face as they try to save not…

SOURCE: ArtsATL at 12:58pm on March 14, 2018

Review: The winner takes it all in Aurora's fun-packed version of "Mamma Mia!" by Jim Farmer

It may not be profound, but it's hard to think of a production as eager to please as the jukebox musical Mamma Mia! Based on the hits of ABBA — with a book by Catherine Johnson and mus…

SOURCE: ArtsATL at 11:01am on March 14, 2018

Review: Riverside Chamber Players put enchanting Gypsy twist on final show of season by Mark Gresham

On Sunday’s cloudy and misty afternoon, the Riverside Chamber Players performed a concert of music by Brahms and Schoenfield in the sanctuary of the Unitarian Universalist Metro Atlant…

SOURCE: ArtsATL at 11:01am on March 13, 2018

News: The Work Room, a critical hub for indie Atlanta dance, will close next month by Scott Freeman

The Work Room, created in 2015 to provide a hub for experimental dance and housed in the Wagon Works building in East Point, will cease operations next month. The studio space, founded by Th…

SOURCE: ArtsATL at 1:45pm on March 7, 2018

Actress extraordinaire Carolyn Cook forges her own unique path in Atlanta theater by Jim Farmer

One day she's onstage portraying Joan of Arc, then another she has morphed into a Shakespearean character. Sometimes she even tackles multiple roles in the same show such as in Horizon Theat…

SOURCE: ArtsATL at 1:01pm on March 6, 2018

Review: Topher Payne's brilliant, farcical "Perfect Arrangement" is sadly relevant by Jim Farmer

At a time when discrimination and witch hunts are increasingly becoming the norm again, Theatrical Outfit's new Perfect Arrangement feels like a lot more than just snappy entertainment ̵…

SOURCE: ArtsATL at 12:59pm on February 28, 2018

Review: The Atlanta Opera gets the last laugh with "Daughter of the Regiment" by Mark Gresham

On Saturday evening the Atlanta Opera presented the first of four performances of Gaetano Donizetti’s two-act comic opera, The Daughter of the Regiment, at the Cobb Energy Performing A…

SOURCE: ArtsATL at 12:59pm on February 27, 2018

Pop-Up Magazine producer Tina Antolini talks bringing journalism to life onstage by Kelundra Smith

Eighteen months ago, Pop-Up Magazine invited Peabody Award-winning radio producer Tina Antolini to step out of the studio and go on tour telling stories in front a live audience. Pop-Up Maga…

SOURCE: ArtsATL at 12:59pm on February 22, 2018

Review: Alvin Ailey brilliantly reminds Atlanta of the importance of our humanity by Vanessa Alamo

The Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater returned to Atlanta's Fox Theatre last week, with Thursday’s opening night showcasing a collection of contrasting pieces: Twyla Tharp's The Golde…

SOURCE: ArtsATL at 12:01pm on February 22, 2018
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