Art in Atlanta

Xperimental Puppetry Theater, the annual showcase of experimental puppetry and animation on view at the Center for Puppetry Arts through Sunday, May 19, provides artists

Amanda K. Miller-Fasshauer’s new dance work “The Liberated Accident” ends with the arrival of a train — or at least it did on Thursday, its opening

“Lady Lay,” at 7 Stages through May 19, tells the story of Marianne, an office worker in a dreary job in West Berlin in the

It’s hard to know how to best describe “The Adventures of Alvin Sputnik: Deep Sea Explorer.” It’s been called a one-man micro-epic. A Pixar film

Stomping, cantering and whinnying are stage actions that seem more likely to evoke laughter than pathos, but for the play “Equus,” six actors must not

For opera singers, there used to be no experience more daunting than performing at New York’s Metropolitan Opera. But in recent years, the Met has

The achievements and monuments of ancient Nubia have long been overshadowed by those of ancient Egypt. But in recent years, more and more archaeologists are

There are times when a theater critic’s duty doesn’t seem to require much beyond simply saying, “Go see this show.” That’s about all that needs

In “Assistance,” onstage at Pinch ‘N’ Ouch Theatre through May 4, young assistants to a Donald Trump-like wheeler and dealer with a short temper and

“If I ever go looking for my heart’s desire again, I won’t look any further than my own backyard.” That’s the way the movie “The

“A consultation with the undertaker” probably ranks pretty low on the list of encounters you’d want to have. But when the undertaker is poet and

None other than Anton Chekhov himself comes out to introduce his play “The Cherry Orchard,” at Theater Emory through April 14. Donald McManus takes on the