How does art serve as a vehicle for processing trauma, and how can a process as messy as that be translated to the stage?

It’s October again, which means the spooky season is upon us. This year brings a wealth of Georgia-centric titles, from folk ...

English playwright Harold Pinter gave many people pause, on and off stage, for his work defies easy synopsis. Moments in ...

The third annual event comes to Pullman Yards from October 1 through October 4 with an expanded lineup of installations, performances, talks and programming presented alongside works from leading ...

During Art Fair weekend, Atlanta’s art scene extends well beyond the exhibition floor. Across Midtown, West Midtown, Grant Park and the Atlanta University Center, museums, independent spaces and ...

ArtsATL’s Brittany Mackins visits Atlanta artist Fabian Williams, also known as Occasional Superstar, for Mothership: Sirius B. What It Is, What It Was, and What It’s Gon’ Be, an immersive three-level ...

Plays that have disturbing subjects are often accompanied by a brief alert in the program such as, “Warning: This play ...

The Atlanta Art Fair returns to Pullman Yards October 1 through October 4 for its third edition, bringing more than 80 galleries from Atlanta, across the South and beyond, making it the largest ...

Without Limits" will open at Pullman Yards on5. The globally touring exhibition has beed disavowed by Banksy. Two Atlanta ...

This year’s Out on Film Festival, with the theme “The World We’re Making,” offers 164 films over 10 days. Despite prevalent themes of repression and internalized homophobia, the Festival begins with ...

Nathalie Stutzmann, music director of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, was chosen to conduct Richard Wagner’s early opera, Rienzi, in July and August at Germany’s fabled Bayreuth Festival. Rienzi, ...

To kick off its 45th season, Theater Emory, in partnership with Alliance Theater, will stage This Girl Laughs, This Girl Cries, This Girl Does Nothing. The production is directed by Alliance Theatre’s ...