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Review: Stage Door’s ‘Spelling Bee,’ while not a perfect score, embraces possibilities
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, a classic metatheatrical ode to pre-adolescent awkwardness, lives and dies on the strength of its cast.…
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Review: Alliance’s ‘Reservoir’ unites boomers and millennials in life’s truths
The Reservoir, a world-premiere play on the Alliance Hertz Stage through May 4, in co-production with Geffen Playhouse and the Denver Center for…
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Review: Shakespeare Tavern’s ‘Twelfth Night’ cast brings verve, romance
The new production of the comedy Twelfth Night, onstage at the Shakespeare Tavern Playhouse until April 27, surprisingly leans into the queer joy…
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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…
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Federal cuts force Out of Hand Theater to halt vaccine outreach, affecting overall operations
On April 3, Atlanta’s Out of Hand Theater announced the immediate suspension of its innovative Equitable Vaccines (EqVax) program following a decision by…
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Review: Out of Hand’s ‘How to Make a Home’ shows the story behind the struggle
If you live or work in the Atlanta metro area, you’ve witnessed the housing crisis. Seldom, however, do we stop to hear personal…
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Kimberly Belflower moves English class to Broadway in ‘John Proctor is the Villain.’
Arthur Miller’s play The Crucible is highly read in high school literature classes – now, one Atlanta playwright is asking us to reconsider…
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9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend
Thursday ASO: Beethoven’s Triple Concerto The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s Beethoven Project continues with the Triple Concerto, a piece unlike any other in the…
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Review: Aurora’s ‘Gods of Comedy’ has audiences laughing more, thinking less
Audiences familiar with Ken Ludwig fare such as Lend Me A Tenor and Moon Over Buffalo will more than likely know exactly what…
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Mitchell Anderson and Jennifer Levison write ‘Love Letters’ to food, art and each other
After decades of collaborating in food and in theater, these friends can’t wait to work together again on the Synchronicity stage. :: Mitchell…
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