The latest reviews and critic recommendations from Atlanta.
Poignant, topical, and insightful - THE CATASTROPHIST by Lauren Gunderson at Theatrical Outfit is well worth the watch and could be the best one-person show you'll see and one of the best Atlanta shows this year.
This month the Alliance Theatre has risen to the challenge of welcoming back a key source of public entertainment: live and in-person theatre.
Last week, Sally and Ashley concluded their first season with a deep dive into CAMELOT, and now they are kicking off a mini series of bonus episodes in advance of January’s Season 2 launch.
The American Musical Theatre was built on great songwriters whose names can't be said without their partners'.
How many exclamation points is too many? On Monday's episode of THE BROADWAY GINGER PODCAST, hosts Sally and Ashley explore the answer through the eyes of Lionel Bart, composer and lyricist of OLIVER!
The Pulitzer Prize for Drama almost always goes to a critically-acclaimed straight play by someone really serious like Eugene O’Neill or August Wilson, but on rare occasions, it goes to a musical.
Due to overexposure to wildly overdone musicals in community theatres (looking at you, SEUSSICAL), Sally and Ashley now have the Community Theatre Formula down to a jazz-handed science.
The only thing more exciting than a Disney movie is a Disney Broadway musical.
News flash: Wea??re in the middle of a pandemic.
The resilience of the Theatre is an incredible thing.
This show is such a good vessel for the message that reminds us to inhale and exhale, despite the fact that 'our whole lives are lagging.
INDECENT by Paula Vogel is equal parts demanding and rewarding for both performers and audience members alike.
On Friday evening, City Springs Theatre opened a dazzling, well-sung production of the 2012 Tony Award-winning stage farce A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder, placing the theatre squarely among the best professional theatres in Atlanta.
There's something so thrilling about a story about a group of people who somehow have the ability to live forever, but this adaptation brought out all of the bleak reality of their story without losing the magic.
Synchronicity Theatre was teeming with excitement this past Friday evening as Atlanta families gathered in pajamas to watch the opening of the imaginative, high-energy new Family Series production of J.
There's something wonderful on the Coca-Cola stage at the Alliance Theatre this February.
Actor's Express has created a fundamentally visceral production of the Tony-Award winning musical that's impossible to look away from and a thrill from start to finish.
The Shakespeare Tavern is greeting 2020 with the perfect play for a new decade of doubled-up dates: Twelfth Night.
NARNIA, an immersive walkthrough experience, proves that Serenbe Playhouse is doing something special and has a firm grasp on how to put on a unique show, even to an audience that has seen other adaptations.
Atlanta's newest professional theatre company continues to capture Atlanta's great appreciation of its cultural arts.
In a few short days, we'll usher in a new decade, and a new decade inevitably promises change.
This year's performance of A Christmas Carol at the Alliance Theatre is being performed on their new Coca-Cola stage for the very first time.
The Atlanta Shakespeare Company met the time change and colder weather with their production of KING LEAR, one of Shakespeare's most notable tragedies.
The Atlanta Lyric Theatre's JEKYLL & HYDE is perfect for a thrilling night out with friends to get into the Halloween mood.
SMALL MOUTH SOUNDS is Art with a capital A and is probably suited best for an theatre-goers who are open to a more experimental theatre experience.
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Choir Boy Actor's Express (8/06-8/30) |
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A Christmas Tradition Earl and Rachel Smith Strand Theatre (12/11-12/21) |
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The Atlanta Opera's Carmen Cobb Energy Performing Arts Center (1/30-2/07) |
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Professor Brian Cox Cobb Energy Performing Arts Center (11/28-11/28) |
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Subscriptions Now Available for 2026/2027 Regions Bank Broadway in Atlanta Season Fox Theatre (9/02-7/11) |
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Felt Street Dad's Garage (8/07-9/25) |
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It's a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play by Joe Landry Merely Players Presents (12/04-12/20) |
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Fruit Wine Productions & OBSESSED Present Hokus Pokus Live! Center Stage Theater (11/02-11/02) |
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The Philadelphia Story Lionheart Theatre (9/11-9/27) |
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The Rock Orchestra by Candlelight Cobb Energy Performing Arts Center (11/21-11/21) |
