The latest reviews and critic recommendations from Atlanta.
When Pulitzer Prize winner Suzan-Lori Parks's Father Comes Home from the Wars (Parts 1, 2, & 3) premiered at The Public Theater in New York in 2014, The New York Times called it 'extraordinary' and Huffington Post declared it to be a 'triumphant' work with 'soaring language and provocative debate.
If his four shows currently running on Broadway are any indication, 2017 is the year of Andrew Lloyd Webber.
NOBODY LOVES YOU has its Atlanta premiere, but still misses the mark after its 2013 Off-Broadway debut.
The Vineyard Cafe and Dinner Theatre is serving up great Southern classics in Marietta Square.
Imagine a prince.
President Trump's hard-line stance on immigration during the 2016 presidential election fueled the already-heated partisan debate, a debate that was largely born out of the response to legislation like the Patriot Act which has sparked serious questions regarding how to mitigate significant security
In 1978, I went with neighbors to the local movie theater to see the film adaptation of Grease.
GEORGIA MCBRIDE shows us how to step outside the status quo, one lip sync and sequin at a time.
Smoke on the Mountain, a homespun musical conceived by Alan Bailey with a book by Connie Ray and musical arrangements by Mike Carver and Mark Hardwick, has enjoyed long runs in numerous theatres worldwide since its premiere in 1988.
11-year-old Tori Bates shows us that anything is possible in the national tour of ANNIE.
The Bridges of Madison County, a 2013 romantic tuner featuring music and lyrics by Tony Award-winning composer Jason Robert Brown and a book by Marsha Norman, opened on Broadway in 2014, playing only 137 performances before its closing, and there are reasons for that.
Alan Cumming sang sappy songs in Atlanta and it was quite the evening.
The Agape Players bring STATE FAIR comes to the Infinite Energy Theater for three performances.
Gainesville Theatre Alliance brings the Shakespeare classic, Much Ado About Nothing, to life just in the way it should be presented; with elegance, chaos, beauty, hilarity, and most of all, truth.
Have you ever worn flip-flops to work? Have you ever lost weight in order to teach an ex a lesson? Do you routinely experience self-loathing as a result of binge-watching The Bachelor? If you answered 'yes' to any of these questions, you might be an excellent candidate for Lost in the Cosmos, the fi
For every 'what if' you've asked in a dating relationship, 'What if I just hadn't been.
The Alliance Theatre has a habit of debuting innovative theatre that sometimes even makes it to Broadway.
The national tour of Disney's THE LITTLE MERMAID swam into Atlanta yesterday and made one heck of a splash.
Theatrical Outfit's BIG FISH is a relatable show worth seeing for several key reasons.
ACTOR'S EXPRESS gives audiences an insightful look at three siblings months after their father's death in APPROPRIATE.
Theatre, like most things in life, can become the subject of repetition and become very boring.
Kennesaw State University opens their two-week run of A MAN OF NO IMPORTANCE to share a story of community and acceptance.
Most shows that come along seek to wow you with their large sets, extravagant costumes, and catchy dance numbers.
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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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The Clean House Merely Players Presents (4/09-4/25) |
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Atlanta Ballet's The Nutcracker Cobb Energy Performing Arts Center (12/05-12/26) |
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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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All Shook Up Marietta Theatre Company (8/13-8/22) |
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Atlanta Chinese Dance Company Presents Chinese American Journeys Performing Arts Studio (8/15-8/16) |
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Charley Crockett Synovus Bank Amphitheater at Chastain Park (9/25-9/25) |
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The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee CenterStage North Theatre (10/02-10/10) |
