Art in Atlanta

  I am pleased to announce that the Kendeda Fund has awarded ArtsATL a $10,000 grant. “The Kendeda Fund has long acknowledged the importance of

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

Even when he has gigs lined up in other cities for the rest of the year, Tony Award-winning actor Shuler Hensley never hesitates to come home to

“Artistic License” is the only event at which you can choreograph a dance by picking something out of a chest, shimmy with a go-go dancer

Envisioned as the world’s first flamenco musical, “Zorro” has taken its own deliberate path to U.S. soil. Director Christopher Renshaw’s “Americanized” take on his 2008

Anthony P. Rodriguez, producing artistic director at Aurora Theatre, founded Teatro del Sol five years ago to further Hispanic cultural heritage and provide entertainment for the

Cellist  Alisa Weilerstein, a MacArthur “genius grant” recipient, performs Shostakovich alongside the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and under the baton of the Los Angeles Philharmonic’s Lionel

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

Are you willing to get dumped for the sake of art? You can make up afterward in our disco for two. But only if you

There will never be a shortage of bad movies. And that’s a good thing for Larry Johnson, the founder of Cineprov!, Atlanta’s only professional movie riffing

A barbershop quartet suddenly becomes a trio when one member drops dead of a heart attack onstage at a regional competition. The thing is that