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  • Review: Aurora Theatre serves a slice of humor and heart with ‘Waitress The Musical’ 

    Restaurants have secrets. Small towns have secrets. Add sugar, butter and flour and you end up with Waitress The Musical, a Tony-nominated production…

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    Denise K. James

  • Belle Esprit changes theater history to herstory once again with ‘Lady Susan’

    Claire F. Martin puts the work of women writers on stage. :: When the present and future are uncertain, we look to the…

    By

    Luke Evans

  • 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend

    Each week, ArtsATL curates a selection of the most exciting arts and culture events happening in Atlanta this weekend, highlighting nine must-see experiences.  :: Thursday…

    By

    ArtsATL staff

  • Critic’s Picks for 2025 Atlanta Fringe Festival

    The Atlanta Fringe Festival is back, once again throwing open the doors for the weird, the wonderful and the occasional wtf?! Since 2012,…

    By

    Andrew Alexander

  • Atlanta: Jason Holt wants your confessions

    The multidisciplinary Israeli artist and writer creates a space where unexpected candor and connections can be formed. :: Jason Danino Holt doesn’t perform…

    By

    Jeff Dingler

  • 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend

    Each week, ArtsATL curates a selection of the most exciting arts and culture events happening in Atlanta this weekend, highlighting nine must-see experiences.  :: Thursday…

    By

    ArtsATL staff

  • The Alliance’s Reiser Lab playwrights are ready to show their work 

    Alliance Theatre’s 10th round of its Reiser Atlanta Artists Lab — a program that provides money and resources to local artists to help…

    By

    Benjamin Carr

  • Arts Agenda: Theater – spring and early summer

     Each week, ArtsATL delivers a critic’s short list of the shows, exhibitions, concerts and events we recommend for the coming weeks within one discipline in…

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    ArtsATL staff

  • Atlanta’s largest-ever Fringe Festival brings on the bold, weird and wonderful 

    With a record-breaking number of artist applications, Atlanta Fringe gets ready for its most ambitious year yet. :: If offbeat, genre-defying performance is…

    By

    Andrew Alexander

  • True Colors’ Next Narrative Monologue competition moves to Harlem’s Victoria Theater

    Launched in 2021 in Atlanta, this year’s competition consisted of 18 students, delivering fresh work by Black playwrights. :: At Harlem’s newly restored…

    By

    Blair Moore

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