Matt Baum Brings Validity to the Everyday in A YEAR WITH FROG AND TOAD at Synchronicity
It's not just another year in the life for a couple of beloved amphibians and their friends.
The latest interviews about live + streaming theatre in Atlanta.
It's not just another year in the life for a couple of beloved amphibians and their friends.
I recently spoke with Mary Nye Bennett who is directing the inaugural holiday show for Atlanta Lyric Theatre, Your Happy Holiday, which will be performed at the Jennie T.
We spoke with Mary Lynn to discuss how the ingredients for her show came together, and how she believes baking is not only a metaphor for art, but for life.
Atlanta's Serenbe Playhouse, best-known for its immersive, outdoor setting (you know, the theatre that casually staged TITANIC on a real body of water this summer) has just announced its 2019 season lineup.
I recently had a chance to speak with Neil Goldberg, founder of Cirque Dreams, a huge entertainment brand that is bringing Cirque Dreams Holidaze, a holiday extravaganza, back to the Fox Theatre in Atlanta again this year, Nov.
It's that time of year again.
The boy who wouldn't grow up is coming to life in an extraordinary way at the Center for Puppetry Arts this month.
You may remember her as Barb's mom from STRANGER THINGS, but while we're waiting for the next chapter in that series, Cynthia Barrett is appearing live at the Aurora Theatre in Lawrenceville.
After a group of actors with Atlanta's award winning comedy troupe Sketchworks Comedy saw a recent production of GREASE, they decided to take the beloved musical and poke fun at some of the more polarizing story elements in the classic show.
Amid Broadway, film, and television roles, Hensley has maintained his connection to Atlanta's arts scene by working with young artists on the Georgia High School Theatre Awards year after year, and now, he is bringing his performing talents home as he stars in 42ND STREET at the new City Springs The
Playing at the Lyric Studio on the Square, the hit musical comedy brings serious comedic and vocal chops to a hysterical and ridiculous plot - conveyed by what would traditionally be the most no-nonsense characters ever: a group of 5 nuns of the Little Sisters of Hoboken.
THE TORTOISE, THE HARE AND OTHER AESOP'S FABLES playing at the Atlanta Center for Puppetry Arts brings an exciting theme to these renowned stories that have been popular with children and adults for hundreds of years.
Fresh off the national tour of SOMETHING ROTTEN, multitalented performer David Rossetti has returned to Atlanta from New York to shake things up at Stage Door Players.
When Greg Kamp first performed at the Aurora Theatre in A CHORUS LINE, he was a college without a professional theatre credit to his name.
This week, Atlanta audiences get to see Kenny Leon's latest directorial work showcasing a group of talented actors bringing to life Colman Domingo's authentically relatable family drama DOT.
David Harrower's celebrated 2005 play, Blackbird, is coming to Atlanta this August at The Robert Mello Studio Blackbox.
Kevin Clay is no stranger to the popularity of THE BOOK OF MORMON.
Two-time Tony Award nominee Christopher Sieber is back in Atlanta where he's taking on the roles of Dr.
Sordid Lives, a dark comedy by Del Shores, is playing at Out Front Theatre Company this month.
Straight from Broadway, SOMETHING ROTTEN! is currently on tour across the country, and is coming to the Fox Theatre in Atlanta this week.
We spoke with Director Elizabeth Weaver and star Meaghan Paetkau ahead of the show's April 13th opening.
STOMP, the multi-awarding winning percussion show, is making its way across North America and is set to play a limited engagement at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta.
The Alliance Theatre is making another stop on the road, this time at the Fulton County Southwest Arts Center where they're presenting a pair of one-act plays, Hospice and Pointing at the Moon, both by celebrated playwright Pearl Cleage.
We chatted with Jennifer Alice Acker and Abby Holland, who play mom Katherine (Acker) and daughter Ellie (Holland), on how FREAKY FRIDAY has been transformed into a musical with something for everyone.
From watching a range of British television shows and movies when he was little to studying one-man show work in grad school, James Taylor Odom's background has prepared him perfectly to play all eight members of the ill-fated D'Ysquith family in the tour of A GENTLEMAN'S GUIDE TO LOVE AND MURDER.
Kristin Markiton blew audiences away last year when she appeared as Francesca in THE BRIDGES OF MADISON COUNTY at the Aurora Theatre, which earned her a Suzi Bass Award.
One of Atlanta's local playwrights is bringing his published work home for the first time.
In the fall, a new professional theatre company will treat Atlanta audiences to a season of timeless musicals.
Maytag Virgin, a Southern drama by Audrey Cefaly, is making its Southeast regional premiere at Aurora Theatre this month, and BroadwayWorld sat down with director Melissa Foulger to talk about the production.
The Atlanta native is bringing her performance back home to our own historic Fox Theatre January 10-28, with what she describes as a 'brand new Nala.
Atlanta's Horizon Theatre is known for fearlessly producing new work, and PROJECT DAWN is no exception.
Adrianna Hicks tells us all about the national tour of THE COLOR PURPLE and how incredibly honored she is to be the lead in this iconic story.
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2026 Season Marietta Theatre Company (1/22-8/22) |
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Bring It On The Musical School of the Arts Main Stage (7/16-7/19) |
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Annie the Musical Marietta Theatre In The Square (7/17-8/02) |
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GPG: Good Times Bad Times - The Led Zeppelin Experience Earl and Rachel Smith Strand Theatre (7/31-7/31) |
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C.S. Lewis On Stage: Further Up and Further In Cobb Energy Performing Arts Center (9/27-9/27) |
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Jukebox Giants: Disco Fever! Earl and Rachel Smith Strand Theatre (7/12-7/12) |
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Ricardo Montaner Gas South Arena (10/12-10/12) |
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The Brandon Lewis Quintet Swings Academy Theatre (8/16-8/16) |
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Billy Currington & Kip Moore Coca-Cola Roxy (8/08-8/08) |
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Rialto Feed Your Senses with Frankie Quinones Latin Jazz Collective Trio Rialto Center for the Arts (8/19-8/19) |