Gainesville Theatre Alliance to Present ONCE ON THIS ISLAND, 2/9-20
by BWW News Desk - January 29, 2016
As winter chill hits Northeast Georgia, things are only heating up at Gainesville Theatre Alliance with their production of Once on this Island as part of its annual February Festival of plays. This Olivier Award-winning musical runs Feb. 9-20 at Brenau's Hosch Theatre in the John S. Burd Performing Arts Center 429 Academy St., Gainesville.
by BWW News Desk - January 29, 2016
As winter chill hits Northeast Georgia, things are only heating up at Gainesville Theatre Alliance with their production of Once on this Island as part of its annual February Festival of plays. This Olivier Award-winning musical runs Feb. 9-20 at Brenau's Hosch Theatre in the John S. Burd Performing Arts Center 429 Academy St., Gainesville.
Theatrical Outfit's MOXIE Extended Due to Popular Demand, Now Through Feb. 28
by Louisa Brady - January 28, 2016
The world premiere of MOXIE, winner of Alliance Theatre Reiser Atlanta Artists Lab and Inverness Prize for Playwriting, has been extended due to popular demand. The production will run from now through February 28th at The Balzer Theater at Herren's (downtown Atlanta).
by Louisa Brady - January 28, 2016
The world premiere of MOXIE, winner of Alliance Theatre Reiser Atlanta Artists Lab and Inverness Prize for Playwriting, has been extended due to popular demand. The production will run from now through February 28th at The Balzer Theater at Herren's (downtown Atlanta).
Alliance Theatre to Present THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE
by BWW News Desk - January 28, 2016
Atlanta's nationally acclaimed Alliance Theatre is pleased to present The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, based on the beloved novel by C.S. Lewis, as part of its Alliance Family Series. Rosemary Newcott, the Sally G. Tomlinson Artistic Director of Theatre for Youth and Families, directs this magical, one-act, family friendly production.
by BWW News Desk - January 28, 2016
Atlanta's nationally acclaimed Alliance Theatre is pleased to present The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, based on the beloved novel by C.S. Lewis, as part of its Alliance Family Series. Rosemary Newcott, the Sally G. Tomlinson Artistic Director of Theatre for Youth and Families, directs this magical, one-act, family friendly production.
The Cambridge Theatre to Present 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE
by BWW News Desk - January 28, 2016
The Cambridge Theatre players bring to the stage a tale of six quirky spelling champions finding joy, heartache and a purpose in competing at the regional spelling bee. This Tony award winning show was conceived by Rebecca Feldman, with music and lyrics by William Finn and the book by Rachel Sheinkin.
by BWW News Desk - January 28, 2016
The Cambridge Theatre players bring to the stage a tale of six quirky spelling champions finding joy, heartache and a purpose in competing at the regional spelling bee. This Tony award winning show was conceived by Rebecca Feldman, with music and lyrics by William Finn and the book by Rachel Sheinkin.
BWW Blog: Meet High School Student Lauren Ward - True or False: There Are No Small Parts
by Guest Blogger: Lauren Ward - January 28, 2016
Everybody knows the old saying: "There are no small parts, only small actors." Back in December, my theatre troupe at school was in the midst of filming auditions for our production of Ghost the Musical when our director announced that there would be a separate round of auditions for those specifically interested in ensemble positions. This came as a nice surprise seeing as the majority, including myself, tend to go for the leads or supporting roles when audition time rolls around. Similarly, it's happened many times where I've been disappointed when I've gotten "stuck" in the ensemble when I was expecting something a little "bigger." I got to thinking about why the ensemble gets overlooked or underappreciated so much, and whether or not I should have been disappointed. After all, I never seemed to have less fun doing a show because I wasn't a lead role. I think people tend to consider the ensemble as a comparatively small or insignificant role in the span of the entire production, and from this I began to make conclusions about whether or not the old saying reigns true: Is there really no such thing as a small part?
by Guest Blogger: Lauren Ward - January 28, 2016
Everybody knows the old saying: "There are no small parts, only small actors." Back in December, my theatre troupe at school was in the midst of filming auditions for our production of Ghost the Musical when our director announced that there would be a separate round of auditions for those specifically interested in ensemble positions. This came as a nice surprise seeing as the majority, including myself, tend to go for the leads or supporting roles when audition time rolls around. Similarly, it's happened many times where I've been disappointed when I've gotten "stuck" in the ensemble when I was expecting something a little "bigger." I got to thinking about why the ensemble gets overlooked or underappreciated so much, and whether or not I should have been disappointed. After all, I never seemed to have less fun doing a show because I wasn't a lead role. I think people tend to consider the ensemble as a comparatively small or insignificant role in the span of the entire production, and from this I began to make conclusions about whether or not the old saying reigns true: Is there really no such thing as a small part?
Aurora Theatre Welcomes the New Year with Wonderful Winter Programming
by BWW News Desk - January 27, 2016
Escape the cold this winter with Aurora Theatre's hot theatre events fit for the entire family! Want to spice up your acting chops? Aurora's new #AllTheSkills Workshops are the perfect remedy. Kiddos need some indoor fun? Bring them in for Aurora's Mini, Master and Budding Broadway classes.
by BWW News Desk - January 27, 2016
Escape the cold this winter with Aurora Theatre's hot theatre events fit for the entire family! Want to spice up your acting chops? Aurora's new #AllTheSkills Workshops are the perfect remedy. Kiddos need some indoor fun? Bring them in for Aurora's Mini, Master and Budding Broadway classes.
Out of Box Theatre to Present THE LIBRARY
by BWW News Desk - January 27, 2016
?Partly inspired by the 1999 shootings at Columbine High School in Colorado, The Library focuses on the aftermath of a deadly school shooting. Far from being a one-sided play about gun control or religion, Burns' focus lands squarely on the media, the community, and society at large and the way that we take hold of a story in the wake of a catastrophic event. In its review of Burns' play, TheaterMania.com said, 'Scott Z. Burns delivers a smart and probing drama with an aggressive calmness. You'll leave The Library angry for all the right reasons.'
by BWW News Desk - January 27, 2016
?Partly inspired by the 1999 shootings at Columbine High School in Colorado, The Library focuses on the aftermath of a deadly school shooting. Far from being a one-sided play about gun control or religion, Burns' focus lands squarely on the media, the community, and society at large and the way that we take hold of a story in the wake of a catastrophic event. In its review of Burns' play, TheaterMania.com said, 'Scott Z. Burns delivers a smart and probing drama with an aggressive calmness. You'll leave The Library angry for all the right reasons.'
Photo Flash: In Rehearsal for DISGRACED at Alliance Theatre
by BWW News Desk - January 27, 2016
The Alliance Theatre presents the Atlanta premiere of DISGRACED, the provocative Pulitzer Prize-winning and Tony Award-nominated play on culture and identity by Ayad Akhtar. DISGRACED was included in The New York Times Best of 2014 list for theater. As the most produced play in regional theater this season, DISGRACED has received impassioned audience response for its bold exploration of identity, religion, and class in the complex landscape of 21st Century urban America. The Alliance's production will be directed by Artistic Director, Susan V. Booth and runs on the Alliance Stage January 27 - February 14, 2016. BroadwayWorld has a sneak peek at the company in rehearsal below!
by BWW News Desk - January 27, 2016
The Alliance Theatre presents the Atlanta premiere of DISGRACED, the provocative Pulitzer Prize-winning and Tony Award-nominated play on culture and identity by Ayad Akhtar. DISGRACED was included in The New York Times Best of 2014 list for theater. As the most produced play in regional theater this season, DISGRACED has received impassioned audience response for its bold exploration of identity, religion, and class in the complex landscape of 21st Century urban America. The Alliance's production will be directed by Artistic Director, Susan V. Booth and runs on the Alliance Stage January 27 - February 14, 2016. BroadwayWorld has a sneak peek at the company in rehearsal below!
Kurt Kuehn of UPS Joins Atlanta Shakespeare Company Board of Directors
by BWW News Desk - January 26, 2016
The Atlanta Shakespeare Company is honored to welcome Mr. Kurt Kuehn to ASC's Board of Directors, where he will serve as co-chair of the upcoming capital campaign. A graduate of Yale University, the University of Miami, and the Advanced Management Program of the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, Mr. Kuehn will bring considerable knowledge and expertise to his new position at ASC.
by BWW News Desk - January 26, 2016
The Atlanta Shakespeare Company is honored to welcome Mr. Kurt Kuehn to ASC's Board of Directors, where he will serve as co-chair of the upcoming capital campaign. A graduate of Yale University, the University of Miami, and the Advanced Management Program of the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, Mr. Kuehn will bring considerable knowledge and expertise to his new position at ASC.
Newnan Theatre Company Presents PICASSO AT THE LAPIN AGILE
by BWW News Desk - January 26, 2016
Newnan Theatre Company is ready to go back in time to a cafe in Paris in 1905, with Steve Martin's "Picasso at the Lapin Agile." The cafe is buzzing with customers, but two particular customers stand out in this comedy.
by BWW News Desk - January 26, 2016
Newnan Theatre Company is ready to go back in time to a cafe in Paris in 1905, with Steve Martin's "Picasso at the Lapin Agile." The cafe is buzzing with customers, but two particular customers stand out in this comedy.
Christiaan Smith-Kotlarek Serenades Audiences with BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
by Courtnee Miles - January 25, 2016
We're taking you on a journey to the magical world of Beast, Belle, Gaston, and friends as we travel through time. Taking place in 18th century France, Gabrielle-Suzanne Barbot de Villeneuve's Beauty and the Beast is making it's way to Atlanta's Fox Theatre. I had the chance to sit down with Christiaan Smith-Kotlarek (Gaston) to talk about bringing this great book, turned film, and now theatrical play to life.
by Courtnee Miles - January 25, 2016
We're taking you on a journey to the magical world of Beast, Belle, Gaston, and friends as we travel through time. Taking place in 18th century France, Gabrielle-Suzanne Barbot de Villeneuve's Beauty and the Beast is making it's way to Atlanta's Fox Theatre. I had the chance to sit down with Christiaan Smith-Kotlarek (Gaston) to talk about bringing this great book, turned film, and now theatrical play to life.
Stogie Kenyatta's Solo Show 'THE WORLD IS MY HOME' Returns to Academy Theatre
by BWW News Desk - January 23, 2016
Stogie Kenyatta's solo show about African-American artist/activist Paul Robeson is a powerful heartfelt and humorous evening of theatre.
by BWW News Desk - January 23, 2016
Stogie Kenyatta's solo show about African-American artist/activist Paul Robeson is a powerful heartfelt and humorous evening of theatre.
Photo Flash: First Look at SWEENEY TODD at Actor's Express
by BWW News Desk - January 22, 2016
Actor's Express will kick of 2016 with an electrifying production of the eight-time Tony Award winner and Sondheim masterpiece SWEENEY TODD: THE DEMON BARBER OF FLEET STREET, running January 23 - February 28, 2016. BroadwayWorld has a first look at the leads onstage below!
by BWW News Desk - January 22, 2016
Actor's Express will kick of 2016 with an electrifying production of the eight-time Tony Award winner and Sondheim masterpiece SWEENEY TODD: THE DEMON BARBER OF FLEET STREET, running January 23 - February 28, 2016. BroadwayWorld has a first look at the leads onstage below!
BWW Blog: Parker Hughes - Something a Little Different
by Guest Blogger: Parker Hughes - January 22, 2016
Many may not be familiar with the musical Ghost. Ghost is the musical adaption of the 1990 movie by the same name, written by Bruce Joel Rubin. The musical garnered incredible attention over on Britain's West End. The show's music and overall structure is very different from most classic musicals, with much of the music shouldering away from the typical "show tune" genre. What audiences hear will sound more like Christian Rock, Gospel, and even Disco. "[The music] is definitely more demanding," says music director Kyle Carozza, "the vocal ranges necessary are higher, and there gets to be well over eight parts at some points. I don't dislike it (the style of music), but I like the big, belty, vibrato type of musical theatre better." When I prompted Kyle about whether or not teaching this genre was harder, he surprised me by saying, "No, I think it's somewhat easier. It's more choir-like and isn't as intricate as some musical theatre."
by Guest Blogger: Parker Hughes - January 22, 2016
Many may not be familiar with the musical Ghost. Ghost is the musical adaption of the 1990 movie by the same name, written by Bruce Joel Rubin. The musical garnered incredible attention over on Britain's West End. The show's music and overall structure is very different from most classic musicals, with much of the music shouldering away from the typical "show tune" genre. What audiences hear will sound more like Christian Rock, Gospel, and even Disco. "[The music] is definitely more demanding," says music director Kyle Carozza, "the vocal ranges necessary are higher, and there gets to be well over eight parts at some points. I don't dislike it (the style of music), but I like the big, belty, vibrato type of musical theatre better." When I prompted Kyle about whether or not teaching this genre was harder, he surprised me by saying, "No, I think it's somewhat easier. It's more choir-like and isn't as intricate as some musical theatre."
Live Arts Theatre Opens HIGH SCHOOL CONFIDENTIAL Today
by BWW News Desk - January 22, 2016
What's up with the kids today? That's a question that's been asked for generations. And far too often, the answer misses the boat completely, either over-hyping or underplaying what's really going on. According to director Scott Piehler, that's the true appeal of Live Arts Theatre's next production, HIGH SCHOOL CONFIDENTIAL.
by BWW News Desk - January 22, 2016
What's up with the kids today? That's a question that's been asked for generations. And far too often, the answer misses the boat completely, either over-hyping or underplaying what's really going on. According to director Scott Piehler, that's the true appeal of Live Arts Theatre's next production, HIGH SCHOOL CONFIDENTIAL.
Synchronicity Theatre to Premiere BEYOND REASONABLE DOUBT: THE TROY DAVIS PROJECT
by BWW News Desk - January 21, 2016
April 8 through May 1, 2016, Synchronicity Theatre will tackle justice and race in the world premiere of Lee Nowell's Beyond Reasonable Doubt: The Troy Davis Project.
by BWW News Desk - January 21, 2016
April 8 through May 1, 2016, Synchronicity Theatre will tackle justice and race in the world premiere of Lee Nowell's Beyond Reasonable Doubt: The Troy Davis Project.
BWW Blog: Meet Hannah Love - Community vs. School Theatre
by Guest Blogger: Hannah Love - January 21, 2016
Growing up in a pretty big town in Georgia has had a lot of perks. One of them includes the amount of amazing school theatre programs we have in the area around us, and it's inspiring to see others working hard as you while balancing tedious hours of homework and studying and maybe even a job. Then there are also the community theatre productions, whether it is at the church down the street or at a cool studio you've heard so many people praising. Opportunity has always been available around me. Still, there's the question of what to do with my free time. Do I audition for the big school musical, or do I test the waters at a creative theater down the street with a director I've never worked with? Maybe you've had the same dilemma as a young, aspiring theatre nerd. Both have their advantages. It's up to the artist to decide.
by Guest Blogger: Hannah Love - January 21, 2016
Growing up in a pretty big town in Georgia has had a lot of perks. One of them includes the amount of amazing school theatre programs we have in the area around us, and it's inspiring to see others working hard as you while balancing tedious hours of homework and studying and maybe even a job. Then there are also the community theatre productions, whether it is at the church down the street or at a cool studio you've heard so many people praising. Opportunity has always been available around me. Still, there's the question of what to do with my free time. Do I audition for the big school musical, or do I test the waters at a creative theater down the street with a director I've never worked with? Maybe you've had the same dilemma as a young, aspiring theatre nerd. Both have their advantages. It's up to the artist to decide.
Live Arts Theatre to Open HIGH SCHOOL CONFIDENTIAL This Friday
by BWW News Desk - January 19, 2016
What's up with the kids today? That's a question that's been asked for generations. And far too often, the answer misses the boat completely, either over-hyping or underplaying what's really going on. According to director Scott Piehler, that's the true appeal of Live Arts Theatre's next production, HIGH SCHOOL CONFIDENTIAL.
by BWW News Desk - January 19, 2016
What's up with the kids today? That's a question that's been asked for generations. And far too often, the answer misses the boat completely, either over-hyping or underplaying what's really going on. According to director Scott Piehler, that's the true appeal of Live Arts Theatre's next production, HIGH SCHOOL CONFIDENTIAL.
Broadway in Atlanta to Offer Discounted Student Rush Tickets to BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
by BWW News Desk - January 19, 2016
Be our guest as one of Broadway's classic fairy tales returns to the Fox Theatre for a week of musical enchantment! For any local college students looking for a night of romantic hilarity mixed with magic and charm, Fifth Third Bank Broadway in Atlanta presents a special $25 Student Rush Ticket price for the Atlanta engagement of Disney's Beauty and the Beast, playing at The Fox Theatre February 2 - 7 as part of the 2015/2016 35th anniversary season.
by BWW News Desk - January 19, 2016
Be our guest as one of Broadway's classic fairy tales returns to the Fox Theatre for a week of musical enchantment! For any local college students looking for a night of romantic hilarity mixed with magic and charm, Fifth Third Bank Broadway in Atlanta presents a special $25 Student Rush Ticket price for the Atlanta engagement of Disney's Beauty and the Beast, playing at The Fox Theatre February 2 - 7 as part of the 2015/2016 35th anniversary season.
Dad's Garage to Stage New Sketch Show WOMAN OF THE YEAR
by BWW News Desk - January 18, 2016
This February, Dad's Garage will challenge the portrayal of modern women in society during the scripted comedy show "Woman of the Year." Featuring sketches written by the ladies of Dad's Garage, this show twists all sorts of traditional notions of how women are supposed to act, dress, think, and live their lives. The story begins on New Year Day and goes through a year of life for a typical American woman. Traipsing through Valentine's Day, July 4, Black History Month, Halloween, and more, the sketches subvert how male-female dynamics play out in everyday life. During Valentine's Day, female executives talk about what crap men will buy to feel better about their endowment. See what happens when a Black Friday shopper meets his match in the women of his dreams. Madame President must save Christmas. And women celebrate their favorite holiday-April 20. The sketches confront female stereotypes in the home, office, and public spaces.
by BWW News Desk - January 18, 2016
This February, Dad's Garage will challenge the portrayal of modern women in society during the scripted comedy show "Woman of the Year." Featuring sketches written by the ladies of Dad's Garage, this show twists all sorts of traditional notions of how women are supposed to act, dress, think, and live their lives. The story begins on New Year Day and goes through a year of life for a typical American woman. Traipsing through Valentine's Day, July 4, Black History Month, Halloween, and more, the sketches subvert how male-female dynamics play out in everyday life. During Valentine's Day, female executives talk about what crap men will buy to feel better about their endowment. See what happens when a Black Friday shopper meets his match in the women of his dreams. Madame President must save Christmas. And women celebrate their favorite holiday-April 20. The sketches confront female stereotypes in the home, office, and public spaces.
BWW Blog: Meet High School Junior, Parker Hughes - What Is an Ensemble, Anyway?
by Guest Blogger: Parker Hughes - January 18, 2016
"… That's not what an ensemble is," said Kyle, my student music director. He wasn't talking about anything particularly profound, he was just pointing out that a company that doesn't blend and cut off together isn't what we need to be. But it got me thinking… What is an ensemble?
by Guest Blogger: Parker Hughes - January 18, 2016
"… That's not what an ensemble is," said Kyle, my student music director. He wasn't talking about anything particularly profound, he was just pointing out that a company that doesn't blend and cut off together isn't what we need to be. But it got me thinking… What is an ensemble?
BWW Blog: Columbus Children's Theatre Attends the 2016 Junior Theatre Festival in Atlanta
by BWW Special Coverage - January 16, 2016
Weeks of rehearsals, discussion, sharing of pictures, videos, and personal testimonies have all occurred while Columbus Children's Theatre (CCT) has been preparing for its third annual trip to the Junior Theater Festival (JTF) in Atlanta, Georgia. However, these efforts simply do not suffice to describe the energy of this event. I am reminded just how magical and transformative theatre is as I look at the faces of the 28 CCT students here at JTF - most which are attending for their first time. As I see the reactions from these kids walking through the doors for the first time, I cannot help but think how amazing the experience is for all of us, and how proud I am of the students who have crossed this threshold before and are willing and eager to provide guidance to their peers.
by BWW Special Coverage - January 16, 2016
Weeks of rehearsals, discussion, sharing of pictures, videos, and personal testimonies have all occurred while Columbus Children's Theatre (CCT) has been preparing for its third annual trip to the Junior Theater Festival (JTF) in Atlanta, Georgia. However, these efforts simply do not suffice to describe the energy of this event. I am reminded just how magical and transformative theatre is as I look at the faces of the 28 CCT students here at JTF - most which are attending for their first time. As I see the reactions from these kids walking through the doors for the first time, I cannot help but think how amazing the experience is for all of us, and how proud I am of the students who have crossed this threshold before and are willing and eager to provide guidance to their peers.
Newnan Theatre Company Holds Auditions for FLIES AT THE WELL Today
by BWW News Desk - January 16, 2016
Announcing auditions for 'Flies at the Well: The Trial of the Killer John Wallace', the world premiere of a new play by W. Jeff Bishop, based on the historic events of 194850 in West Central Georgia. Produced by Newnan Theatre Company.
by BWW News Desk - January 16, 2016
Announcing auditions for 'Flies at the Well: The Trial of the Killer John Wallace', the world premiere of a new play by W. Jeff Bishop, based on the historic events of 194850 in West Central Georgia. Produced by Newnan Theatre Company.
Free Woodruff Arts Center Family Festival to be Held on Valentine's Day
by BWW News Desk - January 15, 2016
The Woodruff Arts Center announces its third free Family Festival, which will take place on Feb. 14 from 1 - 4 p.m. as part of the Family Fun at The Woodruff Arts Center initiative. The free Family Festival will feature family-oriented programming led by the Alliance Theatre, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, and High Museum of Art, including live theatre performances, a read aloud and book giveaway, a sweetheart photo station with props for all ages, an Indian dance class, Nigerian dance performances, an Atlanta Symphony Orchestra family concert live simulcast and more, all for free!
by BWW News Desk - January 15, 2016
The Woodruff Arts Center announces its third free Family Festival, which will take place on Feb. 14 from 1 - 4 p.m. as part of the Family Fun at The Woodruff Arts Center initiative. The free Family Festival will feature family-oriented programming led by the Alliance Theatre, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, and High Museum of Art, including live theatre performances, a read aloud and book giveaway, a sweetheart photo station with props for all ages, an Indian dance class, Nigerian dance performances, an Atlanta Symphony Orchestra family concert live simulcast and more, all for free!
Dad's Garage Sets BaconFest 2016 Dates
by BWW News Desk - January 15, 2016
This important news bulletin is brought to you by the letter B. Bacon, beer, booths and other letter B-centric oddities and attractions will once again be able to call Dad's Garage Theatre home. Atlanta's outrageously savory and oft-salacious annual event, BaconFest, is set to return in 2016, but to a brand new location-the 20-year-old theatre company's new home at 569 Ezzard Street, just off of Edgewood Avenue in the Old Fourth Ward. Sponsored by MailChimp, the 16th annual event takes place Saturday, March 28, 2016. This will be the first time Dad's has hosted BaconFest since the great wrecking ball incident of 2013 (details below).
by BWW News Desk - January 15, 2016
This important news bulletin is brought to you by the letter B. Bacon, beer, booths and other letter B-centric oddities and attractions will once again be able to call Dad's Garage Theatre home. Atlanta's outrageously savory and oft-salacious annual event, BaconFest, is set to return in 2016, but to a brand new location-the 20-year-old theatre company's new home at 569 Ezzard Street, just off of Edgewood Avenue in the Old Fourth Ward. Sponsored by MailChimp, the 16th annual event takes place Saturday, March 28, 2016. This will be the first time Dad's has hosted BaconFest since the great wrecking ball incident of 2013 (details below).
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