Rep. Lewis, Center for Puppetry Arts Discuss Ruth and The Green Book
Based on the children’s book by Calvin Alexander Ramsey, Ruth and the Green Book plays at the Center For Puppetry Arts through February 26, 2012. The show follows an African-American family as they travel from Chicago to the Alabama during the Jim Crow era in the 1950’s. Told through the eyes of Ruth, the story [...]
Celebrate Valentine’s Day with Romeo and Juliet
“What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet.” This famous line from Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet may have graced many valentines over the years. As a classic love story, the play has helped Atlantans celebrate Valentine’s Day for the past 13 years as one of [...]
View Photos From Jane Eyre The Musical at The Legacy Theatre
The Legacy Theatre has shared production photos from Jane Eyre The Musical. Based on the novel by Charlotte Brontë, the musical written by Paul Gordon (music and lyrics) and John Caird (book and lyrics) plays through February 19. The show stars Katie Mitchell as Jane Eyre and Stephen Brown as Edward Rochester. /* PLEASE CHANGE [...]
Tom Key Finds Inspiration from Mark Rothko for Red
While researching a role and preparing for a performance is nothing new to Tom Key, his preparation for playing Mark Rothko in the Theatrical Outfit production of the Red has been an intricate process. In the Tony Award® winning play by John Logan, Key plays artist Mark Rothko during the period of his life when he [...]
Get an inside look at Alliance Theatre’s upcoming Ghost Brothers of Darkland County in this special video interview with cast members Justin Guarini, Kylie Brown and Travis Smith. The musical, with book by Stephen King, music and lyrics by John Mellencamp and musical direction by T Bone Burnett, makes its world premiere on the Alliance Stage in April [...]
Recently, the Center for Puppetry Arts made a highly-anticipated arrival at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport with its new ‘World on a String: Global Puppetry’ exhibit. The exhibit features 51 puppets on loan from the Center for Puppetry Arts and is located inside the airport in the walkway connecting the main security area and Concourse T. [...]
JibJam Productions Presents Faith Healer by Bryan Friel February 15 to March 24
JibJam Productions formed in January of 2012. Faith Healer is its first production. This production was born in Haiti. After returning from a work solidarity trip to Haiti in October of 2010, Bryan Davis, founder of JibJam, felt compelled to try and support the NGO he visited by producing a show and attempting to raise [...]
Auditions for Royal Caribbean Productions in Atlanta on March 4th!
Royal Caribbean Productions is sailing shore-bound to hold talent auditions in Atlanta! Singers, dancers and gymnasts who have a passion for entertainment and travel are invited to strut their stuff on March 4, 2012 at Atlanta Ballet. Royal Caribbean Productions creates, produces and manages the largest premium entertainment operation at sea – from full Broadway [...]
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 Rep. Lewis, Center for Puppetry Arts Discuss Ruth and The Green BookBased on the children’s book by Calvin Alexander Ramsey, Ruth and the Green Book plays at the Center For Puppetry Arts through February 26, 2012. The show follows an African-American family as they travel from Chicago to the Alabama during the Jim Crow era in the 1950’s. Told through the eyes of Ruth, the story [...] |
 Celebrate Valentine’s Day with Romeo and Juliet“What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet.” This famous line from Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet may have graced many valentines over the years. As a classic love story, the play has helped Atlantans celebrate Valentine’s Day for the past 13 years as one of [...] |
 Tom Key Finds Inspiration from Mark Rothko for RedWhile researching a role and preparing for a performance is nothing new to Tom Key, his preparation for playing Mark Rothko in the Theatrical Outfit production of the Red has been an intricate process. In the Tony Award® winning play by John Logan, Key plays artist Mark Rothko during the period of his life when he [...] |
 From Cover to Lead, Felicia Boswell Destined to be in MemphisAfter performing in the Broadway production of Memphis, Felicia Boswell comes to Atlanta with the national tour of the musical, which opens at the Fox Theatre on January 31, in a role she feels destined to play. Most recently in Atlanta, Boswell performed the role of Mimi in Rent at the Atlanta Lyric Theatre, where [...] |
 Jasmine Guy Returns to the Alliance Theatre in God of CarnageCan two couples have a civil conversation when things begin to unravel? That question is the central idea of the Alliance Theatre’s production of the play God of Carnage by Yasmina Reza, which stars Jasmine Guy as Veronica. A veteran of the Atlanta stage as well as in Hollywood and on Broadway, Guy was last [...] |
 Alliance Theatre Showcases Ghost Brothers of Darkland CountyTwelve years in the making, Ghost Brothers of Darkland County has taken large steps to its world premiere at Atlanta’s Alliance Theatre in April 2012. Directed by Alliance Theatre Artistic Director Susan V. Booth, the musical features a book by Stephen King, music and lyrics by John Mellencamp and musical direction by T Bone Burnett. After a [...] |
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