BWW Reviews: Atlanta Shakespeare Company's THE TAMING OF THE SHREW is a Devilish Whirl
As part of the spring season at The New American Shakespeare Tavern, Atlanta Shakespeare Company opens with William Shakespeare's comedy, The Taming of the Shrew.
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As part of the spring season at The New American Shakespeare Tavern, Atlanta Shakespeare Company opens with William Shakespeare's comedy, The Taming of the Shrew.
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In a word - an Ailey experience is nothing shy of transformational.
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During Georgia Southern University's one-act production of John Cariani's ALMOST, MAINE, the most frequent question I asked myself was first, 'Why did those hooligans on the front row come to see this show?' and second, 'Is that a new character?' Student shows of course come with student patrons, bu
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RACE, presented by the Georgia Southern University Theatre and Performance program, explores the heated issue of discrimination from multiple perspectives, with an emphasis, not surprisingly, on racism.
The theatre-going experience at Serenbe Playhouse is as exciting as anything I've ever seen.
There is something very special, even magical, in the wind in Lawrenceville this summer.
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The Great Divorce, by C.
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