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  • Arts Agenda: Family-friendly arts events

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

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    ArtsATL staff

  • Review: New Shanequa Gay work a standout at ‘Y3K: Black Quantum Futures’

    The title of the exhibition Y3K: Black Quantum Futures at One Contemporary on Edgewood Avenue, curated by gallery director and founder Faron Manuel,…

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    Leia Genis

  • Atlanta Chamber Players offer dynamic takes on Beethoven and a world premiere quartet

    Allen McCullough’s unorthodox and harmonically dense ‘Precipice’ was the April 6 concert’s centerpiece. :: The Atlanta Chamber Players took the stage at First…

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    Jordan Owen

  • Arts Agenda: Book events and festivals

    March 27 Journalist Amanda Knox, who spent nearly four years in prison and eight years on trial for a murder she did not…

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    ArtsATL staff

  • Alliance Theatre’s managing director stepping down

    After 11 years, Mike Schleifer departs to become Managing Director of Lincoln Center Theater. :: Mike Schleifer, who has been with the Alliance…

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    ArtsATL staff

  • 9 essential Atlanta arts events this weekend

    FRIDAY Matthew Kaminski Catch Atlanta Braves organist Kaminski in an entirely different kind of venue as he brings his quartet to All Saints’ Episcopal…

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    ArtsATL staff

  • Arts Agenda: Theater – Spring 2025

     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

  • Theatrical Outfit’s ‘Lehman Trilogy’ is a complex study of the American Dream

    Director Matt Torney decided to “shoot for the moon” with this complex production, knowing Atlanta’s artists are up to the task. :: The…

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    Benjamin Carr

  • Review: In Stage Door’s ‘Cry It Out,’ strong performances overcome a weak story

    Having a child not only forever changed the life of playwright Molly Smith Metzler, it served as the inspiration for her award-winning play…

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    Jim Farmer

  • Review: Out Front’s ‘At the Wedding’ marries character to comedy

    Weddings are a timeless setting for storytelling, maybe because of the inherent sentimentality or copious amounts of champagne. Either way, they remain a…

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    Luke Evans

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