Review: THE GLASS MENAGERIE at Theatrical Outfit
There’s a particular thrill in seeing a classic American play reimagined with both reverence and boldness.
Atlanta Theater Reviews
The latest reviews and critic recommendations from Atlanta.
Review: DRACULA: A COMEDY OF TERRORS at Springer Opera House
It's not for everyone, but it's nice to have a different kind of Halloween show
Review: THE WIZ AT THE SPRINGER OPERA HOUSE at Springer Opera House
The Wiz premiered on Broadway 50 years ago, but you would never guess that the show is that old by watching the current production at the Springer Opera House.
Review: A FIDDLER For Our Time at the Alliance Theatre
With so many outlets for theatrical and musical talent in Atlanta, it is a real treat to see two powerhouses come together as one.
Review: FAT JULIET at Theatrical Outfit Soars with Honesty and Joy
Written and performed by Bridget McCarthy, FAT JULIET ran through September 7th at Theatrical Outfit, marking the play's full length premier through Theatrical Outfit's Made In Atlanta LAUNCHPAD program supporting Atlanta stories and storytellers.
Review: THE PRODUCERS at City Springs Theatre Company
THE PRODUCERS will have you laughing from start to finish, delighted to find such talent onstage.
Review: THE VENETIANS by The Atlanta Shakespeare Company
Atlanta audiences are no strangers to inventive Shakespearean storytelling, but the world premiere of Matt Barbot's THE VENETIANS at The Atlanta Shakespeare Tavern, offers a fresh and provocative twist on two familiar tales that’s as intellectually stimulating as it is emotionally, and culturally
Review: A STRANGE LOOP at Actor's Express
Actor’s Express has never shied away from bold theatrical choices, and with its latest production of A STRANGE LOOP, the company once again proves its commitment to pushing boundaries and amplifying underrepresented voices.
Review: MILO IMAGINES THE WORLD More Than Meets the Eye at Alliance Theatre
When a show is titled Milo Imagines the World, it’s easy to assume that anything might happen.
Review: THE DARK LADY at Synchronicity Theatre
When one studies history it is easy to forget how much detail is lost.
Review: Good Trouble Makes for Good Theater - YOUNG JOHN LEWIS Premieres at Theatrical Outfit
Telling the story of the beginnings of Georgia-based Congressman John Lewis's life through his early days as a civil rights activist, the show blends musical theatre with hip-hop for a fresh new tale that could only be made in Atlanta.
Review: MILLIONS at Alliance Theatre
What would you do if a fortune in cash fell from the sky? This theoretical question can be a popular conversation starter at dinner parties or on long road trips.
Review: Doubt It Not, DOUBT at Actor’s Express is Stunning
Atlantans have only just finished celebrating Easter and the recent papal placement of Leo XIV when a third gift has been bestowed upon saints and sinners alike - the new production of John Patrick Shanley’s Doubt: A Parable, directed by Freddie Ashley at Actor’s Express.
Review: WAITRESS at Aurora Theatre
Aurora Theatre’s fresh and fulfilling WAITRESS combines what I would consider the core ingredients for a great musical – strong talent, creative vision, and heart, to create a production as sweet and satisfying as one of Jenna’s tasty masterpieces.
Review: BEAUTIFUL Absolutely Stuns at City Springs Theatre Company
What did our critic think of BEAUTIFUL: THE CAROLE KING MUSICAL at City Springs Theatre Company? City Springs Theatre Company closes out its seventh season with BEAUTIFUL: THE CAROLE KING MUSICAL.
Review: XANADU at Springer Opera House
Does a show about a California artist work in the Deep South? Yes it does.
Review: THE RESERVOIR at Alliance Theatre Embraces the Light Alongside the Shadow
Written by Jack Brasch and directed by Shelley Butler, the three-theatre, co-production, world-premiere of THE RESERVOIR arrives on the heels of its presentation as a finalist for the Alliance/Kendeda National Graduate Playwriting Competition.
Review: TOPDOG/UNDERDOG at Actor's Express Honors Tradition with a Fresh Take
What did our critic think of TOPDOG UNDERDOG at Actor's Express?
Review: I CARRY YOUR HEART WITH ME is captivating and resonant at Horizon Theatre Company
Some stories are so emotional, so raw, and so real that it can be hard to tell it more than once.
Review: RAGTIME Soars at City Springs Theatre Company
What did our critic think of RAGTIME at City Springs Theatre Company?
Review: JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR at Springer Opera House
Today, an entire genre of Christian rock exists to mix praise with modern music.
Review: World-Premiere: BUST, Makes Meaning Out of Madness at Alliance Theatre
BUST, the Alliance Theatre and Goodman Theatre world-premiere co-production written by Pulitzer Prize-finalist Zora Howard is 'a revelatory and genre-defying exploration of community, conflict, and the far-reaching impacts of historical racism.
Review: KING OF PANGEA: Performers Shine Amid Rocky Plot at Aurora Theatre
In a theatrical world filled with musicals based on books and movies (and musicals based on movies based on books too), it's a rare treat to get a truly original piece.
Review: MA RAINEY'S BLACK BOTTOM at Springer Opera House
Ma Rainey comes back to life on the same stage where she made her premiere in 1905.
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LIKE FATHER Alliance Theatre (10/08-11/15) |
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Black Nerd Dad's Garage (2/26-3/20) |
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BUENA VISTA SOCIAL CLUB™ Fox Theatre (10/27-11/01) |
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Sixteen Springs or Four Loves (staged reading) The Shakespeare Tavern Playhouse (11/14-11/14) |
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Brother Love the Musical the Menagerie (10/09-10/18) |
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Vocalist Cécile McLorin Salvant with pianist Sullivan Fortner Spivey Hall (1/15-1/15) |
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Come From Away Woodstock Arts (10/09-10/25) |
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The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee CenterStage North Theatre (10/02-10/10) PHOTOS |
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Joyce DiDonato No Prisoner Project at Spivey Hall Spivey Hall (10/11-10/11) |
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Rialto Feed Your Senses with Atlanta Radio Theatre Co. Rialto Center for the Arts (10/21-10/21) |
