New biography of Carson McCullers sketches a fated child and troubled adult Rachel WrightApril 24, 2024
Review: Georgian Chamber Players deliver provocative, emotionally stirring evening Jordan OwenApril 23, 2024
Atlanta Opera continues America’s first new production of ‘Ring’ cycle since the pandemic with ‘Die Walküre’ Mark Thomas KettersonApril 23, 2024
What to See, Do and Hear: Inman Park Festival, Living Walls, Shaky Knees, more ArtsATL staffApril 25, 2024 Read More
Blind Willie’s co-owner Jimmy ‘Spike’ Maynard looks to retire from Atlanta’s famed blues club From blue-collar grind to slinging shots, from New Orleans to Atlanta, Maynard has seen a thing or two and once saved Blind Willie’s from im... Jordan OwenApril 18, 2024
Review: Dad’s Garage ‘Peach’ is locally juicy, has plenty for non-Atlantans to pick With its new sketch comedy show To Peach Their Own, running through May 4, Dad’s Garage Theatre aims to create a silly work with local flavo... Benjamin CarrApril 17, 2024
Review: In ‘Native Gardens,’ complex ideas sprout from situation comedy Native Gardens, the show written by Karen Zacarias which closes Stage Door Theatre’s 50th season, is a topical, solid comedy with a homespun... Benjamin CarrApril 17, 2024
Review: Amanda Grae Platner reveals personal enigmas at Echo Contemporary Amanda Grae Platner, “Never Let an Orange Go Bad,” 2022 Amanda Grae Platner’s It’s Still Not Me, It’s You, at Echo Contemporary Art thro... Jerry CullumApril 16, 2024
Thulani Vereen’s ‘Mosaka’s Travel’ at Synchronicity Theatre bares story of identity, resilience and family. Choreographer Thulani Vereen strips production values to the bone to chronicle her mother’s journey from apartheid South Africa to the Unite... Angela OliverApril 16, 2024
Mr. Charlie Brown, activist and drag performer (1949–2024) Mr. Charlie Brown burst out of rural Tennessee to reign over Atlanta’s drag scene as the ‘Bitch of the South.’ :: People in Atlanta used t... Matthew TerrellApril 16, 2024
Review: Pianist Emanuel Ax breathes new life into Beethoven and Schoenberg Beethoven was as radical in the 19th century as Schoenberg was in the 20th. Pianist Emanuel Ax probed the depths of both composers at Spivey... Pierre RuheApril 16, 2024
Review: Inventive ‘Mercury’ shows how strange vengeance makes bad neighbors Commenting upon the divisions and extreme combativeness among people with different opinions in this world, the Actor's Express production o... Benjamin CarrApril 12, 2024
Atlanta Soundtrack: New music videos from The Marias, BbyMutha and vintage protest anthem from R.E.M. The Marias Three years after the sensual tromp of their GRAMMY-nominated debut, Cinema, The Marias have announced their sophomore record, S... Lindsay ThomastonApril 12, 2024