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Review: ‘I’m Just Living Some Life, Okay?’ offers textural narratives of everyday life
Honey Pierre’s solo exhibition I’m Just Living Some Life, Okay? at Impossible Currency embraces mundanity and, through it, finds sublimity. The title of…
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Review: Dad’s Garage delivers a tasty musical stew with ‘Hot Jambalaya’
All of the ingredients in Hot Jambalaya, the new original musical onstage at Dad’s Garage Theatre through March 29, make for a delicious…
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Review: An all-star session of chamber music players relish return to the stage
The hermetic life of the COVID-19 lockdown has hit the music world especially hard with performers and concert-goers unable to indulge in the…
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Review: Chick Wallace brings salty girl pop to the masses on “Salt”
There’s a saying by women’s and elder’s rights activist Maggie Kuhn that goes “speak your mind, even if your voice shakes.” Self-described “salty…
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Big voices and strong direction fuel “Oliver!” at Atlanta Lyric Theatre
Although she still acts — seen most vividly a few years ago in Serenbe Playhouse’s Cabaret — Heidi Cline McKerley spends a bulk…
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Talented performers enliven Five Guys Named Moe at Theatrical Outfit
The jukebox musical has evolved tremendously in the last 40 years. Shows such as Jersey Boys, American Idiot and Ain’t Misbehavin’ have pushed…
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Cullum’s June notebook: New faces, new places and the return of familiar names
New galleries — commercial, nonprofit, DIY or pop-up hybrids — have been emerging regularly the past few years, but there’s been a significant…
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John Cusack kicks off nationwide tour with screening of High Fidelity at Symphony Hall
Unlike other performers who made a name for themselves in the ‘80s, John Cusack is still as busy and relevant as ever —…
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Atlanta Symphony Orchestra goes delightfully Slavic
From my perspective, classical music is frequently best consumed by region. A program cultivated from multiple composers in a given region not only…
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Peachtree String Quartet delivers stunning tribute to Czech composers
From the intimate stage of the Garden Hills Recreation Center on Sunday afternoon, the Peachtree String Quartet offered not only a superb performance…
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