Good intentions abound in Aaron Levy’s The Student Body, staging its world premiere at the Galloway School and co-produced by Destination Theatre. Sadly, the best of intentions cannot make up for a misguided script and scattered vision that leans more “after school special” than satire. Part high-octane parody, part public service announcement and part send-up…
Founding Artistic Director Peter Hardy’s goal to support Georgia playwrights from conception to full production has resulted in some of the best works of the last quarter century. :: New play development can come in many shapes and forms, and a play will go through numerous stages before the final draft. The variety offered by…
Fans of musicals will love the 29th season at Aurora Theatre, which includes stagings of classic favorites, plus a few new surprises. :: Aurora Theatre’s 29th season commences next month, and the lineup includes two heartfelt and soulful classics, an uproarious comedy, a whimsical new musical and a well-loved holiday classic. The theater’s tagline for…
Magic, mystery and mayhem await for both children and adults this season at the Center for Puppetry Arts. :: The 2024-2025 season promises to be a busy one for the Center for Puppetry Arts, which has many events planned for audiences of all ages. Well over a dozen events are on the docket, including a…
Video games and sex are at the center of The Game, the new comedy by Bekah Brunstetter currently having its regional premiere at Horizon Theatre. Running through July 28, the musical explores a group of women who, in trying to pull their partners away from their game consoles, end up grappling with their own loneliness…
Out Front’s ambitious ninth season serves up humor, tenderness and drama with two regional premieres and a world premiere. :: It’s coming up on a decade since the founding of Out Front Theatre Company, Atlanta’s primary destination for queer theatre, and there are some gems in store for its ninth season. These include a well-loved…
Whoever said that spectacle and depth are mutually exclusive must not have seen Autumn Ness’ Babble Lab. A symphony for the senses that embraces childlike glee and the wonders of discovery, this world premiere is a co-production between the Alliance Theatre and Minneapolis’ Children’s Theatre Company, running through July 28. Performed by Ness herself, it…
In the City Springs Theatre Conservatory Pre-Pro Company, performers meet the standards of a professional musical—long before they are professionals. Every adult who works in theater remembers their high school theater days. These were the years that fostered our love of the art form and gave us our first taste of what it means…
7 Stages Theatre’s new Curious Encounters installment asks audiences to unplug from senseless noise and plug in to their neighbors. :: In our current era of unbroken media coverage, when we are constantly bombarded with images and sounds of violence, it’s easy for us to become disconnected from our senses. That sensory overload becomes a…
John and Yoko once asked us to give peace a chance. Now this group of clowns is giving humor a chance instead. :: They say laughter is the best medicine, but have you also heard that it is an effective weapon? In the hands of Clown Corp LLC, laughter will be wielded as an assault…
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