A Soldier’s Play on Tour: Theater that Will Stay with You Long After the Curtain Falls
A Soldier’s Play is a riveting and timely drama that explores the complex issues of race and identity in the United States Army during…
Why Atlanta needs Fun Home
Fun Home, The Musical based on Alison Bechdel’s bestselling autobiographical graphic novel of the same title is running at Actor’s Express through February 16th. Actor’s…
Reviews: The Wickham’s: Christmas at Permberley
Lauren Gunderson and Margot Melcon return to Theatrical Outfit this season with The Wickhams: Christmas at Pemberley. This show is the perfect thing to…
Review: Safety Net at Theatrical Outfit
Running now through November 10th, Safety Net at Theatrical Outfit discusses love, guilt, stress, and how they all intersect during the opioid crisis. Safety…
Review: Atlanta Lyric Theatre’s Jekyll and Hyde
Every year, when the temperature begins to cool, theatres across the country produce Frank Wildhorn’s Jekyll and Hyde. The show in it’s beginning starred original…
Review: Hair at Serenbe Playhouse
Hair. Weed. Sex. Tons of Love. Oh and a lot of belting. These are five things you can expect when it comes to Serenbe Playhouse’s…
“Percy Jackson” thrills teen cult following in Atlanta
With more than 100 million copies of the book series sold worldwide, this global phenomenon has found a new home on the live stage in…
Review: The Cake at the Horizon Theatre
The Cake has a muscular point of view, an incredible cast, and the best use of Mashed Potatoes I’ve seen onstage. The Cake at its…
Review: Songs for A New World from Buicentennial Productions
This is how you come out of the gate swinging! In its inaugural production, BUICEntennial puts on Jason Robert Brown’s Songs for A New World.…
Review: Ragtime at Serenbe Playhouse
Every time I walk into a production at Serenbe Playhouse, I’m aware that I must expect the unexpected. And Ragtime is the unexpected. It doesn’t…