SPOTLIGHTS, PERFORMANCE GUIDE, DANCE CLASSES, AND SO MUCH MORE INSIDE!
on the Goizueta Stage for Youth & Families
INTO THE BURROW: A PETER RABBIT™ TALE JAN 31–JUN 27, 2026
NAKED MOLE RAT GETS DRESSED: THE ROCK EXPERIENCE FEB 21–JUN 30, 2026
THE GREAT ANT SLEEPOVER MAY 16–JUL 5, 2026
MAY 30 – JUL 12 ON THE COCA-COLA STAGE
A powerful and bold new musical inspired by the true story of Paraguay’s Recycled Orchestra, where young artists turn scrap material into instruments and music into possibilities.
Book by KAREN ZACARIAS Music & Lyrics by GLORIA ESTEFAN & EMILY ESTEFAN Directed by MICHAEL GREIF Choreography by PATRICIA DELGADO Music
Supervision, Orchestrations and Arrangements by ALEX LACAMOIRE Music Direction by CYNTHIA MENG
Dramaturgy by KEN CERNIGLIA
FEB 25 – MAR 22 ON THE HERTZ STAGE
Inspired by the classic family drama Uncle Vanya, FIRES, OHIO brings an old story into our painfully absurd present, exploring how today’s most toxic forces impact our everyday lives.
By BETH HYLAND
Directed by MARISSA WOLF
Cinderella: A Timeless Fairytale Comes to Life at Gas South Theater
A Legacy in Motion: Ballethnic Steps Boldly into 2026
A Season of Storytelling at the Center for Puppetry Arts
City Springs Theatre Company Premiers Come From Away
Come move with Atlanta Ballet!
Pub AGMC: Community Takes the Stage
We Shake, We Shine! A Women’s History Month Concert of Legacy, Power, and Purpose
Music from the Michaelerplatz: A Viennese Masterworks Concert
Roswell Dance Theatre Presents Alice in Wonderland!
Oglethorpe University: Where Atlanta’s Next Great Performers Take the Stage
Now, Even More Ways to Enjoy Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center
Atlanta Master Chorale and the Great American Songbook
Atlanta Freedom Bands Present “Georgia on Our Minds” Showcasing Local Composers
The Rialto Series Continues with Movement, Music, and Story
Mojah in Motion: The Enduring Legacy of Terrie Ajile Axam Across Generations
Alliance Theatre Spotlights a Timely Family Drama
Celebrating 50 Years of the Atlanta Chamber Players
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Photo by Erika Rivera
TCinderella: A Timeless Fairytale Comes to Life at Gas South Theater
his March, Gwinnett Ballet Theatre invites audiences into a world of elegance, magic, and romance with Cinderella, presented March 6–8 at Gas South Theater. This beloved fairytale is brought to life through the beauty and artistry of professional ballet, creating a visually stunning and emotionally engaging experience for audiences of all ages.
From the opening moments, Cinderella draws viewers into a richly imagined story of hope, transformation, and perseverance. Lavish costumes, sweeping choreography, and Prokofiev’s iconic score combine to create a production that feels both classic and freshly inspired. Each scene unfolds with cinematic beauty, from the playful charm of the stepsisters to the grandeur of the royal ballroom.
Gwinnett Ballet Theatre’s professional dancers bring depth and nuance to this treasured story, balancing refined technique with heartfelt storytelling. The result is a performance that appeals equally
to longtime ballet patrons and first-time attendees. Families will delight in the fairytale magic, while seasoned arts lovers will appreciate the clarity, musicality, and emotional richness of the choreography. Cinderella is more than a story of magic and glass slippers; it is a reminder that kindness, courage, and hope can change the course of a life. It also serves as an ideal introduction to live ballet, offering an accessible and engaging performance that connects across generations.
Performances take place March 6–8, 2026, at Gas South Theater in Duluth, one of metro Atlanta’s premier performing arts venues. Whether you are planning a family outing, a special night at the theater, or introducing a young audience member to ballet for the first time, Cinderella promises an unforgettable evening filled with wonder, elegance, and timeless storytelling.
For tickets and performance details, visit gwinnettballet.org or gassouthdistrict. com/events/detail/gbt-cinderella-1.
A Legacy in Motion: Ballethnic Steps Boldly into 2026
Murals, celebrations, and wellness initiatives set the tone as Ballethnic launched into a dynamic and purpose-driven 2026. The year began with a meaningful Kwanzaa celebration and youth wellness retreat, honoring African heritage while centering mental health and community care. Building on that momentum, Ballethnic marked a major milestone on Jan. 15 by celebrating 36 years of artistic excellence with the dedication of East Point’s newest mural, prominently displayed on the side of the Ballethnic studio. The mural stands as a vibrant tribute to dance, culture, and community — values that have defined the organization since its founding.
As Ballethnic continues to engage audiences through impactful programming, the company remains committed to paving the way for future generations to uphold and expand its legacy.
That commitment comes to life on stage with Ballethnic’s newest production, Heritage, Harmony, and the Classics — a powerful celebration of classical ballet, cultural heritage, and unity through dance. The performance re-stages early Ballethnic repertoire while debuting new works that reflect the company’s evolution and enduring vision. Featuring choreography set to live blues and soul music, classical accompaniment, and spoken word, this production offers an experience unlike anything the company has presented in recent years.
A standout moment in the program
is Vision, a sweeping, generational work choreographed by co-founder Waverly T. Lucas II and set to Dvořák’s Symphony No. 9. Last performed in its entirety in the early 1990s, Vision returns as both a historical anchor and a resonant reflection on continuity, legacy, and forward movement. Audiences are invited to immerse themselves in rhythm, culture, and artistic excellence on March 28 at 8 p.m. and March 29 at 3 p.m.
Beyond the stage, Ballethnic remains deeply invested in education and youth development. This summer, the organization will offer two enriching programs designed to inspire and challenge young artists. Beginning June 1, 2026, the fourweek Cultural Arts Camp focuses on artistic expression and cultivation, featuring dance, visual arts, music composition, African drumming, and theater production, including choreography, costume, and prop design.
The Ballethnic Summer Dance Intensive, a three-week program beginning June 29, 2026, is designed to strengthen technique, flexibility, coordination, execution, and artistry through rigorous training. Both programs are open to all levels and age groups, serving youth ages 6–18.
Rooted in tradition and driven by innovation, Ballethnic continues to be a powerful force in the arts — honoring the past, engaging the present, and shaping the future through dance, culture, and community. Visit Ballethnic.org or call (404) 762-1416 for more information.
TA Season of Storytelling at the Center for Puppetry Arts
his spring, the Center for Puppetry Arts invites Atlanta audiences to experience a season filled with imagination, artistry, and unforgettable storytelling. From beloved family favorites to evocative adult performances and a striking museum exhibition, the lineup celebrates the full creative range of puppetry.
From January 27–March 15, families can groove along with Pete the Cat (4+), based on the bestselling book series by Georgianative James Dean. Packed with upbeat songs, colorful design, and Pete’s signature cool-cat charm, this lively production encourages young audiences to embrace creativity, resilience, and self-expression. It’s a joyful introduction to live theatre for kids and caregivers alike.
The family fun continues April 7–May 17 with The Stinky Cheese Man and Other Fairly Stupid Tales (4+). This world-premiere adaptation turns classic fairy tales upside down with irreverent humor, bold visuals, and playful storytelling. Silly, smart, and delightfully unexpected, this performance delivers laugh-out-loud entertainment for all ages.
As part of the Center’s Puppetry NOW initiative, acclaimed puppeteer and designer Tom Lee takes the stage February 13–22 with The Mirrored Pool (18+). This visually arresting performance featuring Lisa Kaplan and Matthew Duvall of the Grammy Award-
winning ensemble Eighth Blackbird blends mask work, movement, and puppetry to explore themes of reflection, identity, and transformation inspired by the legacy of astronomer Carl Sagan and the Voyager spacecraft carrying the Golden Record. Intimate and poetic; the work offers adult audiences a deeply immersive theatrical experience.
From March 17–April 4, the Center delves into literary darkness with The Tales of Edgar Allan Poe (13+). Featuring haunting adaptations of Poe’s most iconic works — including The Raven and The Tell-Tale Heart — this atmospheric production brings the author’s macabre imagination to life through evocative design and masterful puppetry.
Running February 12–May 17, Child of Wood highlights two decades of work by Tom Lee in the Dean DuBose Special Exhibition Gallery. Featuring intricately carved wooden figures and behind-thescenes insights, the exhibition reveals Lee’s poetic approach to puppetry and the artistry behind his storytelling.
From playful family adventures to thought-provoking adult performances, the Center for Puppetry Arts’ spring season promises wonder, creativity, and discovery for audiences of all ages.
For information and tickets visit puppet.org.
Photo Courtesy of Tom Lee
The Tales of Edgar Allan Poe, Photo Courtesy of Center for Puppetry Arts
Welcome to the Rock!
City Springs Theatre Company mounts regional premiere of the Broadway hit Come From Away
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ne of the consequences of the attacks of September 11, 2001, was the immediate closing of U.S. airspace, with 38 planes suddenly diverted to a small airport in Gander, Newfoundland. As their community of 10,000 opened their hearts and homes to welcome the 7,000 stranded passengers that arrived that day, what happened in the days that followed became an international, feel-good news story, and the subject of the 2017 Broadway musical Come From Away.
can also deliver the heart and the humor and the broad emotional range of the material.”
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leave you as moved and inspired as Come From Away.”
The married authors of Come From Away, Irene Sankoff and David Hein, developed their show for years before its success on Broadway. With its theme of choosing kindness in the face of tragedy, the show has been praised by audiences and critics alike as an example of the overarching power of musical theatre.
– Shuler Hensley, director
For the show’s regional premiere (March 13-29 in Sandy Springs), City Springs Theatre Company is pulling out all the stops, with an all-star cast of Atlanta’s best, plus some out-of-town talent with prior experience in the musical. “There are only 12 actors, and each plays multiple characters during the course of the show,” says Executive Director Natalie DeLancey. “So you need exceptionally versatile performers who can not only sing beautifully, but who
“Plenty of musicals carry an emotional weight, but there are only a handful that leave you as moved and inspired as Come From Away,” says Shuler Hensley, the show’s director. “It isn’t a big, flashy traditional musical, but it is still very much a spectacle. The music and the drama and the humanity portrayed onstage are as big and powerful as anything you’ve seen.”
Come From Away opens March 13th at the Byers Theatre in the Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center. The show runs 100 minutes without an intermission. Tickets are available at CitySpringsTheatre.com or by calling the box office at 404-477-4265.
Come move with Atlanta Ballet and discover the dancer in you!
Atlanta Ballet believes that everyone should have the opportunity to experience the joy of dance, regardless of their stage in life or experience level. Inperson Adult Dance classes are designed to inspire, challenge, and engage individuals in a fun and motivational environment. Whether you’re an absolute beginner or seeking to refine your dance skills, Atlanta Ballet’s Adult Dance classes provide enjoyable, accessible dance and fitness options for all ages and experience levels. Classes are offered in Ballet, Tap, Modern, Jazz, Contemporary, and Stretch & Strengthen, all taught by accredited instructors at Atlanta Ballet studios in West Midtown, Buckhead, and Virginia-Highland. Choose from affordable drop-in rates of $18 per class (discounts available for students, professionals, and seniors) or unlimited semester and annual passes.
For those aged 50 and above, Atlanta Ballet also offers low-impact options such as Dance for Life and Silver Swans® ballet classes, led by certified Silver Swans® instructors. These classes offer a gentler approach to ballet and movement, promoting a healthier and more vibrant lifestyle.
By dancing with Atlanta Ballet, you’ll not only enhance your skills but also build
connections beyond the studio. You’ll have the chance to make new friends, participate in the annual Adult Dance Intensive (which sold out in 2025!), and take part in exclusive Adult Dance Social events throughout the year at Atlanta Ballet performances.
Atlanta Ballet’s Adult Dance Intensive in June 2026 is a week-long evening and weekend program for dancers aged 18 and older, welcoming participants of all skill levels. Throughout the program, students will explore various dance disciplines, including Ballet, Tap, Modern, Contemporary, and Strength and Conditioning, all under the guidance of professional instructors.
Flexible attendance options are available, with choices of three-day, five-day, and seven-day packages. There will also be an opportunity to perform in a showcase for friends and family. Due to high demand, early registration is recommended to secure your spot and avoid disappointment.
Embrace the transformative power of dance and movement for a healthy and enjoyable lifestyle in 2026 and beyond with Atlanta Ballet. Visit centre.atlantaballet.com to find out more.
With Pub AGMC, the Atlanta Gay Men’s Chorus invites audiences into something far more intimate than a traditional concert. This immersive experience transforms the performance space into a warm, lively pub where music, laughter, and belonging are shared freely.
From the moment you arrive, the atmosphere feels familiar and welcoming. The chorus performs among the audience, blurring the line between singer and listener. You are not just watching a concert, you are part of it. Expect to sing along, clap in rhythm, and connect with those around you through the simple joy of shared sound.
Musically, Pub AGMC features an energetic mix of folk-inspired tunes, community songs, heartfelt ballads, and spirited sing-along favorites. The program balances full-ensemble numbers with more intimate moments that highlight the chorus’s richness and emotional range. It feels both nostalgic and new, drawing
on traditional pub anthems while offering contemporary arrangements that reflect AGMC’s unique voice.
At its heart, Pub AGMC is about belonging. Whether you are a member of the LGBTQ+ community or a longtime ally, everyone has a seat at the table. The concert celebrates music’s power to bring people together across differences, generations, and life experiences.
This evening also reflects AGMC’s long-standing mission to change hearts and minds through music by meeting audiences in spaces that feel accessible and human. For more than four decades, the Chorus has been a cornerstone of Atlanta’s cultural life, blending artistry, storytelling, and advocacy.
Pub AGMC is a toast to resilience, joy, and the enduring power of gathering together to sing our stories out loud.
For information and tickets visit www.voicesofnote.org.
Women’s History Month Concert of Legacy, Power, and Purpose
uring Women’s History Month, Atlanta Women’s Chorus presents We Shake, We Shine!, a bold and deeply moving concert that honors the legacy of women who fought for the right to be heard, and calls audiences to continue that work today.
Originally envisioned to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment, We Shake, We Shine! arrives with renewed urgency. The program reflects both historical triumph and unfinished struggle, reminding us that progress is not inherited; it is sustained.
Musically, the concert is anchored by Joan Szymko’s powerful Lifting as We Climb, a work that embodies collective resilience and shared responsibility. The program also features a dynamic mix of contemporary
and classic anthems, including Quiet, You Don’t Own Me, and Beautiful Noise. Together, these selections create a resonant tapestry of defiance, hope, and empowerment.
Beyond the music, We Shake, We Shine! carries a clear and resonant message. The program honors generations of women who demanded dignity, equity, and recognition, while shining a light on the continued fight for justice today. This is not simply a reflection on history; it is a living call to action that challenges us to consider how we use our voices now.
As part of the evening, the Atlanta Women’s Chorus will present a Woman of Distinction Award recognizing a local woman who embodies courage, service, and the power of collective impact. The award underscores the concert’s central theme that progress is built through both individual leadership and communal effort. This is more than a performance. It is a movement in song. Audiences will leave inspired, uplifted, and reminded that when voices rise together, they can still shake systems and help the world shine.
For information and tickets visit www.voicesofnote.org.
Atlanta Womens Chorus, photos by Ames Studios
Thomas Dixon
Music from the Michaelerplatz: A Viennese Masterworks Concert
The New South Festival Singers & Chamber Orchestra, under the baton of first-year Music Director & Conductor Thomas Dixon, presents its annual Andrew Cain Memorial Masterworks Concert in the magnificent nave of the Holy Trinity Parish, 515 East Ponce de Leon Avenue in Decatur. Soloists will include Alexandra Watson, Daniel Shafer, and John Arnold. Our diverse program will shed light on the brilliance of three interconnected masters of the Baroque and Classical eras. Join The New South Festival Singers for Music From the Michaelerplatz, a program inspired by Vienna’s rich musical heritage. Featuring choral-orchestral works by Nicola Porpora, Franz Joseph Haydn, and Marianna Martines, the concert explores music that embodies the Classical ideals of musical clarity, expressive text setting, and gracefilled melodies. Together, these composers’ works offer a window into a vibrant artistic circle that shaped an era and continues to inspire audiences today. Haydn, 1732-1809, composed the Missa Sancti Nicolai for the Feast of St. Nicholas in 1772. Though Haydn became famous for brilliant masses and
oratorios later in his life, this was one of the few choral works he created before the age of 50. The work is classic Haydn, filled with vitality, beautiful lyric lines, and infectious joy. Marianna Martines, 1744-1812, is one of the most compelling women composers of the Baroque era. Her family lived on the third floor of a large apartment in Vienna’s Michaelerplatz. The Italian singing teacher Nicola Porpora lived on a middle floor of the building. On the top floor was a struggling young composer, Franz Joseph Haydn, who was working to establish a career as a musician. Nicola Porpora, 1686-1768, was best known as a teacher of singing, but was quite a prolific composer, having created some 60 operas in the elegant Neopolitan style. He also composed instrumental works and religious music in the form of masses and oratorios. His music has a captivating elegance. Martines took keyboard lessons from Haydn and voice lessons from Porpora. Thus, our program is a celebration of three great colleagues and friends. Join us for an afternoon of exquisite beauty and elegance. Visit www.FestivalSingers.org/concert for information.
Dancer Carrington Moser of Ballet Conservatory of Atlanta
Photo Richard Calmes
Roswell Dance Theatre is Thrilled to Present Alice in Wonderland!
Journey alongside Alice as she tumbles into a whimsical wonderland in a magical dance production for the whole
family!
Roswell Dance Theatre is thrilled to return to the Roswell Cultural Arts Center for this show!
After a day in the garden with her family, Alice falls asleep under a tree and into a dream. She meets a talking white rabbit who urges her down a rabbit hole and a magical adventure unfolds… She meets butterflies and curious forest creatures, has an encounter with a gigantic caterpillar, dances with a Cheshire cat, and sips tea with a Mad Hatter. Next Alice finds herself in a peculiar courtyard filled with Guards, Gardeners, Courtiers, and the Queen of Hearts. Alice is invited to a croquet match but quickly finds she has angered the Queen. She looks to the White Rabbit to help her make a quick escape!
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Ticket prices: $25-$30
Roswell Cultural Arts Center
950 Forrest Street
Roswell GA 30075
With vibrant costumes and enchanting choreography, this production will entertain the entire family with an unforgettable
escape into a world where imagination knows no bounds. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this extraordinary adventure! Roswell Dance Theatre is the resident performing company of the Tolbert Yilmaz School of Dance. Founder and Director Nancy Tolbert Yilmaz has been pursuing excellence for her students for more than 45 years. From its humble beginnings in a house on Canton Street, to today’s 27,000-squarefoot, state-of-the-art facility, Tolbert Yilmaz School of Dance is where dancers come to dance. The school offers 130+ classes for students ages 2 and up. Class offerings include everything from Ballet, Modern and Contemporary, to Jazz, Hip Hop, Acrobatics, and so much more! Visit tysod.com for more information and programming details. Community groups welcome. Contact the box office for group sales, 770-594-6120.
Photos by Brian Wallenburg • Image Design by Kathi Jolley
“TRADITION, RHYTHM, & GRACE IN MOTIONSOULFUL SYMPHONY”
“TRADITION, RHYTHM, IN MOTIONSOULFUL SYMPHONY”
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PERFORMING ARTS & COMMUNITY CENTER
PERFORMING ARTS & COMMUNITY CENTER
SANKOFA: A DANCE CELEBRATION
Thursday, 2/19 @ 7:30pm Friday, 2/20 @ 7:30pm Saturday, 2/21 @ 2:30pm UGA DANCE COMPANY 2026 SPRING CONCERT
Oglethorpe University: Where Atlanta’s Next Great Performers Take the Stage
Tucked into the heart of Brookhaven, Oglethorpe University continues to be one of Atlanta’s most vibrant destinations for the performing arts. Each season, the university’s stages come alive with plays, musicals, concerts, and exhibitions presented at an intimate scale that invites audiences to experience artistry up close.
Featuring both student performers and some of the city’s leading arts organizations, Oglethorpe’s halls are a cornerstone of Atlanta’s creative rhythm.
The season began with Girl from the North Country, now running through March 8 at Actor’s Express in Midtown. While not a dance musical in the traditional sense, the production — Oglethorpe’s fifth coproduction with Actor’s Express — moves like a piece of modern choreography. Set to Bob Dylan’s poetic catalog, the show weaves music and motion into a dreamlike tapestry. The physicality of the staging, from ensemble transitions to emotionally charged duets, feels akin to contemporary dance: expressive, fluid, and deeply human. With Oglethorpe students performing alongside veteran professionals, it’s a moving
production that brings Dylan’s songs to life.
Next, on February 20, Oglethorpe Theatre presents The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, a comedic gem whose characters practically dance across the stage with their quirks, anxieties, and triumphs. The musical’s improvisational energy creates a playful choreography all its own — rhythmic, unpredictable, and joyfully kinetic. It’s a show where every raised hand, victorious twirl, and nervous shuffle become part of the storytelling.
Rounding out the lineup is the beloved farce Noises Off, a three-act whirlwind that may be one of theatre’s greatest feats of physical comedy. Its backstage chaos and meticulously timed pratfalls create a kind of slapstick ballet, where every door slam and near miss demand precision worthy of a dance ensemble.
This spring’s productions offer movement, music, and momentum in every direction. Stay tuned — Oglethorpe University has even more creative energy leaping onto its stages later this year, ready to keep Atlanta’s arts community on its toes. More at oglethorpe.edu/arts.
Photo courtesy of Oglethorpe University
Now, Even More Ways to Enjoy Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center
Sandy Springs PAC’s spring season brings national touring acts like Billy Ocean, flamenco guitarist Jesse Cook, Peppa Pig’s live event, and rockers Samantha Fish + Tab Benoit — plus our first live podcast event with Professor Greg Jackson of History That Doesn’t Suck. The addition of our new series also injects even more variety and more opportunities for the community to enjoy the Performing Arts Center — the crown jewel of the City Springs District.
Sandy Springs PAC’s limited series of events for the soul, including a sound bath meditation with practitioner Malinie
Feeney, a guided yoga and meditation event with leader Elizabeth TJ Mangrum, and Pilates and
Prosecco with practitioner Amy Harris are all designed to help you Refresh & Renew for the new year. Do something just for you on selected Mondays at 6 p.m.
Our Sunday Toast & Jam jazz brunch series continues, hosted by local jazz legend Joe Alterman, with special musical guests for each event, and a deluxe brunch created by PAC Executive Chef Karl Elliott. And our Funny Fridays comedy series helps you kick off your weekends with laughter, March 6 and April 24.
Your tickets are waiting at SandySpringsPAC.com!
Samantha Fish & Tab Benoit
Sound Bath Meditation, photo by Rhythm & Frame Photography
Peppa Pig
Billy Ocean
Who Could Ask For Anything More?
Atlanta Master Chorale Celebrates
the
Great American Songbook
March 13 and 14, 2026 | 8 p.m.
Step into a dazzling evening of musical brilliance as Atlanta Master
Chorale invites audiences on an unforgettable journey through the Great American Songbook. This vibrant concert showcases the timeless genius of George Gershwin, Duke Ellington, Rogers and Hart, and other legendary composers brought to life through inventive choral arrangements that celebrate America’s most beloved jazzinfluenced standards.
The evening is elevated even further by the addition of acclaimed jazz pianist Gary Motley and his phenomenal trio. An inductee of the Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame and longtime Emory University professor, Motley has performed with iconic artists including Dave Brubeck, Regina Carter, and Mel Tormé. His improvisational artistry will infuse these classic songs with spontaneity, brilliance, and fresh creative energy.
With more than 30 albums to his credit and recognition from the National Endowment for the Arts, Motley brings sophisticated artistry that pairs seamlessly with Atlanta Master Chorale’s exceptional vocal talents. This collaboration offers a rare opportunity to experience two premier Atlanta musical institutions sharing one stage.
From toe-tapping rhythms to soulstirring ballads, this dynamic performance promises pure musical enchantment. Clever
and entertaining arrangements highlight the wit, sophistication, and enduring appeal of these American musical treasures, while Motley’s trio adds harmonic complexity and spontaneous creativity that bring these standards into fresh perspective. Join Atlanta Master Chorale for this vibrant celebration of jazz-influenced choral music at its finest.
Performance Details:
Friday, March 13, 2026 at 8 p.m.
Saturday, March 14, 2026 at 8 p.m.
Schwartz Center for Performing Arts, Emory University 1700 N Decatur Rd., Atlanta, GA
Ticket Pricing: $42 Adults, $39 Seniors, Groups of 10+, Emory Faculty & Staff*, $10 Youth (under 18) & Students*
*Discounted tickets must be purchased by calling the Schwartz Center Box Office at (404) 727-5050
Don’t miss this irresistible blend of choral excellence and jazz virtuosity. Treat yourself to an evening of remarkable talent, entertainment, and melodies that have defined American music for generations. Who could ask for anything more?
For tickets and information, visit atlantamasterchorale.org/concerts or call (404) 727-5050.
Atlanta Freedom Bands Present “Georgia on Our Minds” Showcasing Local Composers
For a third of a century, Atlanta Freedom Bands has represented our city’s LGBTQ+ community in music. With four performing ensembles and over 140 volunteer performers, AFB’s members appear in civic events, parades, and the concert hall all through the year.
For its 33rd performance season, AFB is presenting a series of concerts with the theme “No Places Like Home”. In the second installment of the series, AFB’s 90-member Concert Band celebrates our state with a concert titled “Georgia on our Minds”. The concert features “home-grown” music by Peach State composers.
The concert is both a musical tour of Georgia and a showcase of talented composers with a local connection. The program reflects beautiful and historic places in our state with “Stone Mountain Fanfare” by Joseph Earp, “Savannah River Rhapsody” by Robert Sheldon, and “Etowah” by Brian Balmages. Everyone who drives in Atlanta traffic will identify with “Big City Lights” by Marie A. Douglas. “Bamboo Warrior” by Christina Huss, “Everglow” by Katahj Copley, “Reflections” by Carlos Simon,
to “All the Earth and Air” by Tyler Grant are inspiring pieces by local talent. And, there are pieces on the program just for fun.
The concert’s featured work is “John and Jim” by nationally recognized composer Viet Cuong, a graduate of Lassiter High School. The piece celebrates the Supreme Court decision that legalized marriage equality with a very personal, touching, and soaring tribute to its lead plaintiffs John Arthur and Jim Obergefell.
The concert includes the premiere of a new work, “Solstice” by Brady Chandler, a student at the University of West Georgia.
AFB’s Artistic Director O’Shae Best will lead the program. He is in his first season on the podium and is bringing many new voices and innovative works to AFB’s concerts. Best is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Madison and is currently Director of Bands at Fayette County High School.
The concert takes place Saturday, March 21, 7 p.m., at the Ray Charles Performing Arts Center at Morehouse College. For tickets and information, visit atlantafreedombands.com.
Photos by Dan Lax Media
Artistic Director O’Shae Best
TThe Rialto Series Continues with Movement, Music, and Story
he Rialto Center for the Arts continues its season with a lineup of performances that celebrate artistry across genres, cultures, and creative disciplines. From dance and contemporary music to powerful storytelling, each event invites audiences to experience live performance at their most dynamic.
A highlight of the season is Tango After Dark on February 14, an evening that brings the drama and elegance of Argentine tango to the stage. Featuring breathtaking dancers and live music, the performance captures the intensity and technical brilliance of this iconic art form. The evening begins with a complimentary pre-show tango lesson, conducted by Dance Canvas, welcoming newcomers and seasoned dancers alike into the rhythm of the night. In partnership with local businesses, attendees can also enjoy special Valentine’s Day offers, including a discount at The Vick at Healey, located across the street from the Rialto, and a floral discount from Moonflower Florist, creating a complete night out that blends culture, cuisine, and celebration.
Country and Americana fans can
look forward to Tony Jackson on March 12. With rich vocals and a sound rooted in classic storytelling traditions, Jackson delivers a soulful performance that bridges modern country with timeless emotion. His intimate, heartfelt style offers audiences a chance to connect with the music on a deeply personal level.
Closing out the season, Cochren & Co. brings contemporary Christian pop to the Rialto on April 24. Known for uplifting anthems and powerful live performances, the group creates an atmosphere of joy, reflection, and community. Their music blends modern production with meaningful messages, making for a night that resonates long after the final note. Together, these performances form a season defined by movement, music, and meaningful connection. Whether experiencing the passion of tango, the warmth of country storytelling, or the energy of contemporary pop, the Rialto invites audiences to discover the transformative power of live performance. For information and tickets, visit rialto.gsu.edu.
Cochren & Co.
Tony Jackson
Tango After Dark
IMojah in Motion: The Enduring Legacy of Terrie Ajile Axam Across Generations
n the early 1990s, while walking through Greenbriar Mall in Southwest Atlanta, Carla Newsome McManus was drawn to a dance performance unfolding on a stage in the center of the bustling space. The dancers moved with elegance, strength, and emotional depth that immediately distinguished them. Carla’s trained eye recognized classical ballet technique blended with influences of Horton and Katherine Dunham. More than impressive movement, she saw intention, discipline, and soul. In that moment, she knew she had found a place where dance was both art and education. Those dancers were students of Terrie Ajile Axam, dancer, choreographer, artistic director, founder of Total Dance/Dancical Productions, and creator of the Afrocontemporary dance form Mojah. Inspired by what she witnessed, Carla enrolled her eldest daughter, Antonia, in Total Dance at the age of five. Soon, blue leotards, ballet slippers, nude tights, and tap shoes became staples of family life. Twelve years later, Carla returned to the same studio to enroll her younger daughter, Winfrey, continuing a commitment rooted in excellence and trust.
Under Terrie Ajile Axam’s mentorship, both Antonia and Winfrey developed far beyond technical proficiency. Her teaching emphasized discipline, cultural awareness, confidence, and leadership, shaping students who carried those lessons into every aspect of their lives. Total Dance became not just a training ground, but a foundation for personal and professional growth. Today, Terrie’s influence is evident across generations. Antonia McManus Odom, a graduate of the University of Alabama, is an accomplished actress and senior treasury analyst. Winfrey McManus, a former USAG gymnast and dancer, is a senior at Tennessee State University, studying Mass Communications and Film, and currently serves as an intern with Total Dance/Dancical Productions. The legacy continues with Noelle Odom, Antonia’s daughter, Carla’s granddaughter, and Winfrey’s niece, who is now taking classes with Total Dance/Dancical Productions — a living testament to the enduring vision and impact of Terrie Ajile Axam. For more information, visit dancicalproductions.com.
Mojah Hinge
A Timely Family Drama Inspired By A Classic
The Alliance/Kendeda National Graduate Playwriting Competition continues to spotlight the best emerging playwrights with a full production for the 22nd competition winner. FIRES, OHIO, written by Beth Hyland, an MFA graduate of the University of California San Diego, with Direction by Marissa Wolf, artistic director of Portland Center Stage, will have its world premiere on the Hertz Stage at Alliance Theatre February 25-March 22, 2026. Opening night is Wednesday, March 4, 2026.
As wildfires rage closer and closer to a small Ohio college town, the mopey grown children and second wife of a sortof-mediocre professor are threatened by another kind of crisis: a visit from a family friend that threatens to bring all of their tensions to a towering inferno. Now, each of them will be forced to choose: stay and smolder, or leave and burn? Inspired by the classic family drama Uncle Vanya, FIRES, OHIO updates a beloved story for our painfully absurd present, taking a hilarious and heartfelt look at the natural (and personal) disasters that transform our everyday lives.
“What I love about adaptation is that you get to be in conversation with an artist
that you love and admire. And you get to argue with them. You get to use them as a jumping-off point. You get to experiment with things that perhaps disappoint you about [an original piece],” said Playwright Beth Hyland. “It’s really important to me that people who have never heard of Uncle Vanya can enjoy FIRES, OHIO fully, and I have worked very hard to make sure that’s the case. My hope for audiences is that they get to be part of this family for one night. They get to laugh with them, and cry with them, and make discoveries with them.”
For tickets, visit alliancetheatre.org
The cast of the Alliance Theatre’s 2025/26 Season production of Into the Burrow: A Peter Rabbit™
Juan Carlos Unzueta and the cast of the Alliance Theatre’s 2025/26 Season production of Into the Burrow: A Peter Rabbit™ Tale.
Photo by Greg Mooney.
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Photo by Greg Mooney.
Celebrating 50 Years of the Atlanta Chamber Players
This season marks a significant milestone for the Atlanta Chamber Players as the ensemble celebrates fifty years of shaping Atlanta’s cultural life through adventurous, artistically rigorous chamber music. Founded in 1976, ACP has built a legacy defined by curiosity, collaboration, and a lasting commitment to musical excellence. Read more about ACP’s history on our website.
The Atlanta Chamber Players were founded by pianist Paula Peace and flutist Melanie Cramer, whose shared belief in chamber music as a living and flexible art form led them to create an ensemble unlike any other in the region. From the outset, ACP embraced varied instrumentation and bold programming. Their first concert at Agnes Scott College paired Mozart with George Crumb, signaling an approach that valued dialogue between the classical canon and contemporary voices.
Over the decades, ACP became a vital presence across Atlanta through residencies at major universities, touring, recordings, broadcasts, and a strong emphasis on education and community engagement. The ensemble has consistently championed new music, commissioning and premiering works by living composers and nurturing
emerging talent through initiatives such as the Rapido! Composition Contest. This commitment continues to shape ACP’s artistic identity today.
Artistic leadership has remained central to ACP’s success. Under the guidance of Artistic Director Elizabeth Pridgen, the ensemble presents thoughtfully curated programs that place masterworks alongside contemporary and underrepresented voices. Her programming reflects deep musical insight and the founding vision established by Paula Peace, ensuring that each concert offers coherence, contrast, and discovery.
Executive Director Melissa Klein reflects on the anniversary: “For fifty years, the Atlanta Chamber Players have upheld exceptional artistic standards, guided by careful, intentional programming and musicianship of the highest caliber. Just as important, ACP has built a community that feels like family. That combination of artistic excellence and genuine connection is what makes this organization so special and enduring.”
The 50th anniversary will be celebrated with a Celebration event on May 17 at 5 p.m. at The Estate on Piedmont, bringing together artists, supporters, and friends to honor ACP’s past and future. Tickets and details are available at atlantachamberplayers.com.
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The Underground Rep: Three Shows, One Cast at The Alliance Theatre
The Alliance Theatre is pleased to announce the cast of its ambitious Underground Rep Series, where the same cast members will play a different role in each of the three productions running concurrently. The Underground Rep features the return of the Alliance Theatre’s delightful family musicals INTO THE BURROW: A PETER RABBIT™ TALE (Jan 31 – Jun 27, 2026); NAKED MOLE RAT GETS DRESSED: THE ROCK EXPERIENCE (Feb 21 – Jun 20, 2026); and the world-premiere, THE GREAT ANT SLEEPOVER (May 15 – Jul 5, 2025). To buy the package, visit alliancetheatre.org/ underground.
Atlanta
Chamber Players 50th Celebration
Celebrate five decades of extraordinary music at the Atlanta Chamber Players 50th Celebration on May 17 at 5 pm at the Estate on Piedmont. This elegant evening brings together music lovers, artists, and supporters to honor ACP’s legacy as one of Atlanta’s most vital cultural institutions. Guests will enjoy live chamber music performances, a festive reception, and the opportunity to reflect on 50 years of artistic excellence, innovation, and community impact. Set against the stunning backdrop of the Estate on Piedmont, the celebration looks ahead to ACP’s next chapter while honoring the musicians, patrons, and partners who have shaped its remarkable history. Tickets and sponsorships are available at atlantachamberplayers.com
Atlanta Freedom Bands presents “home-grown” music by Peach State composers at its “Georgia on our Minds” concert.
Join AFB’s 90-member Concert Band for music that celebrates the beauty and history of our state. The program features exciting and intriguing selections paired with works that inspire and pieces that are just plain fun, all from composers with local connections. Plus, you will have a chance to meet some of the composers on the program in person. The concert takes place Saturday, March 21, 7 PM, at the Ray Charles Performing Arts Center at Morehouse College. For tickets and information, visit atlantafreedombands.com.
PUB AGMC - An Immersive Concert Experience”
Step into the warmth and cheer of Pub AGMC — an immersive concert experience where the Atlanta Gay Men’s Chorus transforms the stage into a lively, makeshift pub. You’ll be surrounded by friends, music, and laughter as the chorus fills the room with rousing community songs, heartfelt ballads, and irresistible sing-alongs. Stand shoulder-to-shoulder with singers, join in on beloved refrains, and experience the magic of music where the line between audience and performers disappears, and everyone shares in the joy of song. For more info visit voicesofnote.org
“We Shake, We Shine!”
We Shake! We Shine! is a powerful and unforgettable concert experience that celebrates the enduring fight for women’s suffrage and broader human rights. Originally conceived to honor the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment, this long-awaited performance transforms a postponed dream into a radiant reality — one that blends historical reverence with
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bold, contemporary resonance. At its heart is Joan Szymko’s stirring Lifting as We Climb, a choral masterpiece inspired by the words and courage of women who demanded justice not just for themselves, but for all. Alongside a rich and diverse repertoire — from the empowering pulse of Beautiful Noise to the quiet strength of Breathe and the unapologetic defiance of You Don’t Own Me — this concert invites audiences on an emotional journey through resilience, resistance, and renewal. We Shake! We Shine! is more than a performance — it’s a call to remember, to feel, and to act.
Study Under the Finest at Atlanta Ballet
Founded in 1929, Atlanta Ballet is one of the premiere dance companies in the country and the official State Ballet of Georgia. Atlanta Ballet’s eclectic repertoire spans ballet history, highlighted by beloved classics and inventive originals. Opened in 1996, the Atlanta Ballet Centre for Dance Education provides classes for students from age 2 to adult at three convenient studio locations. After 96 years, Atlanta Ballet continues to bring together art and artists from across the globe and from our own backyard to create inspiring dance and dance education for the city of Atlanta. To learn more, go to atlantaballet.com
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Concert Spotlight
March 13-14, 2026 | 8 pm
Experience the Great American Songbook like never before! Atlanta
Master Chorale presents an evening of jazztinged favorites from Gershwin, Cole Porter, and Rogers and Hart, featuring Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame inductee Gary Motley and his phenomenal trio. Motley’s improvisational genius and creative energy transform these beloved standards into pure musical magic. Performances at Schwartz Center for Performing Arts, Emory University.
*Call 404.727.5050 for discounted tickets. atlantamasterchorale.org/concerts Don’t miss this irresistible blend of choral excellence and jazz virtuosity!
Ballethnic launched 2026 with purpose, Ballethnic launched 2026 with purpose, celebrating African heritage and mental wellness through a Kwanzaa celebration, youth wellness retreat, and the dedication of East Point’s newest mural honoring dance, culture, and community. Marking 36 years of artistic excellence, the company continues to uplift and inspire through impactful programming. This spring, Ballethnic presents Heritage, Harmony, and the Classics, a dynamic performance blending classical ballet, cultural legacy, live music, and spoken word, including the return of Vision by co-founder Waverly T. Lucas II. Committed to the future, Ballethnic also offers robust summer arts and dance programs for youth ages 6–18. Visit Ballethnic.org or call 404-762-1416 for more information.
Broadway in Atlanta Presents The Sound of Music
For 65 years, The Sound of Music has remained one of our “favorite things.” With its timeless story and beloved Rodgers & Hammerstein score, this classic is meant to be shared across generations. A critically acclaimed North American tour now brings the cherished musical to audiences nationwide, inviting new fans to discover Maria and the von Trapp family. Directed by three-time Tony Award® winner Jack O’Brien (Hairspray), this vibrant and romantic tale celebrates love, resilience, and the power of music. The Sound of Music runs at the Fox Theatre Apr 7–12.
Visit BroadwayInAtlanta.com for tickets.
Broadway in Atlanta Presents Six The Musical
From Tudor Queens
to Pop Icons, the six wives of Henry VIII take the mic to remix five centuries of heartbreak into a high-energy celebration of 21st-century girl power. The global sensation SIX has audiences “losing their heads,” winning 23 awards in the 2021/2022 Broadway season, including the Tony Award® for Best Original Score and the Outer Critics Circle Award for Best Musical. Hailed as “TOTALLY RULES!” by The New York Times and “energizing” by The Washington Post, SIX runs at the Fox Theatre April 28–May 3. Visit BroadwayInAtlanta.com for tickets.
City Springs Theatre Premiers Come From Away
Fresh from directing the acclaimed one-night-only concert performance of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Oklahoma! at Carnegie Hall, Shuler Hensley returns home to direct the regional premiere of the Broadway hit musical Come From Away. For more than 25 years Hensley has been one of Atlanta’s busiest native sons, regularly appearing on Broadway, on television and in films. As City Springs Theatre Company’s artistic director, he previously helmed its productions of The Sound of Music, Fiddler On The Roof and The Music Man. Come From Away is the acclaimed, Tony-nominated musical about how a small community in Newfoundland was forever changed when they welcomed 38 stranded planes on 9/11 .Tickets are available at CitySpringsTheatre.com
DanceMax Dancewear/Threaded Embroidery & Printing
DanceMax is your one stop dance shop located in Marietta, GA! Our dancewear specialists assist you diligently to ensure you purchase the best fit in everything you need for dance, from beginner to professional. Customers travel from near and far for our vast inventory, and the service provided by our experienced, well-trained staff. DanceMax is celebrating our 13th anniversary this year! Our owner, Lorna Handy, has over 40 years of experience in dance retail.
We also offer full embroidery and printing services through our newest division, Threaded By DanceMax! Visit our websites today to order the best in dancewear! dancemaxdancewear.com threadedstore.com
Mojah Dance of the African Diaspora
Cultural dance artist and creator of the Mojah Technique, Terrie Ajile Axam, combines specific elements of Ballet, Horton, Dunham, Jazz, and West African to make her form, MOJAH. Mojah is a classical form for African related dance now over 50 years in the making.
Ms. Axam acknowledges the trailblazers that paved the way before her journey began in the 1970’s, especially the legendary Katherine Dunham who began her work in the 1930’s. Ms. Axam is proud of the opportunity she had to meet and study under Ms. Dunham.
You may see the Mojah Technique Performed in a trilogy series at the Southwest Arts Center.
For more information visit : dancicalproductions.com
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Full Radius Dance presents Collective Memory
Full Radius Dance presents Collective Memory, its 35th anniversary celebration and performance, at 7 Stages Theatre, 1105 Euclid Avenue NE, Atlanta, Georgia 30307 on Friday, March 20 through Sunday, March 22, 2026. Full Radius Dance is one of the nation’s preeminent physically integrated dance companies, where dancers with and without disabilities are a part of the creation, rehearsal, and performance of the work. The performances include both repertoire retrospectives and premieres. Friday’s performance will also be available via livestream and include both ASL interpretation and a talkback after the performance. Saturday’s performance will be followed by a celebratory reception. Tickets: fullradiusdance.org.
Cinderella arrives at Gas South Theater March 6–8
Gwinnett Ballet Theatre brings this beloved fairytale to life through elegant choreography, lush costumes, and timeless music by Prokofiev. This enchanting production follows Cinderella’s journey from hardship to hope, culminating in a magical evening at the royal ball. Perfect for families, date nights, and firsttime ballet audiences, Cinderella offers a visually captivating introduction to classical ballet while delivering emotional depth for seasoned arts lovers. Performances take place in one of metro Atlanta’s premier venues, creating an unforgettable theatrical experience for all ages.
Tickets and details: at gwinnettballet.org or gassouthdistrict.com/events/detail/gbtcinderella-1
GYSO Auditions the 2026-2027 Season Student musicians: be a part of one of the largest youth orchestra programs in the country! The Georgia Youth Symphony Orchestras (GYSO) is now accepting audition registrations for its upcoming season and invites student musicians — strings, woodwinds, brass, percussion, and jazz instrumentalists — to audition. With multiple ensembles designed to meet students where they are, GYSO offers a welcoming, growth-focused pathway for every musician, beginners through advanced performers. Audition registration will open March 20 and close on May 1. Live auditions will be held on May 9 and feature a new holistic format designed to let students shine. Learn more at gyso.org
Thomas Dixon and The New South Festival Singers & Chamber Orchestra
Present the Andrew Cain Memorial Masterworks Concert, Join conductor
Thomas Dixon and The New South Festival Singers & Chamber Orchestra for our annual Andrew Cain Memorial Masterworks Concert, featuring three great Viennese composers, Franz Joseph Haydn, Nicola Porpora, and Marianna Martines. The Missa Sancti Nicolai is one of Haydn’s earliest choral works, filled with exuberance and joy. Porpora’s Lauda Jerusalem and Martines’ Dixit Dominus reflect the elegance and vitality that marked Vienna during one of music’s golden eras. The Festival Singers has performed great masterworks from Palestrina to Stravinsky for over four decades. Don’t miss our spectacular celebration of Music from the Michaelerplatz. For tickets FestivalSingers. org/concerts festivalsingers.org/concerts
Experience the Arts Hands-on at Oglethorpe
Visit Oglethorpe’s small, historic campus for theatre, concerts, and visual arts on a different scale. Oglethorpe’s 550-seat Conant Performing Arts Center stages productions by the university’s acclaimed music and theatre programs, as well as guest lecturers and student-led theatre and art exhibitions. Oglethorpe students receive hands-on experiences both on stage and behind the scenes, equipping them with valuable professional experience before graduating. Details about upcoming events at oglethorpe.edu/arts
Out Front Theatre Celebrates Stage Dooring with Which Way to the Stage by Ana
Nogueira
Continuing their 10th anniversary season, Out Front Theatre presents Which Way to the Stage by Ana Nogueira (screenwriter of the upcoming film SUPERGIRL), running March 12-28, 2026. The years is 2015 and Jeff and Judy are right where they’re supposed to be: waiting outside the stage door of the Broadway musical If/Then hoping to meet their idol. But the conversation they have while they wait will change the course of their decades-long friendship forever. Tickets available now at OutFrontTheatre.com.
This spring, the Center for Puppetry Arts presents a vibrant season of storytelling for audiences of all ages. Family Series favorites include Pete the Cat (Jan. 27–March 15, Ages 4+), a music-filled celebration of creativity, and The Stinky Cheese Man and Other Fairly Stupid Tales (April 7–May 17, Ages 4+), a laugh-out-loud world premiere that flips fairy tales on their heads. Adult audiences can experience the poetically celestial performance of The Mirrored Pool
(Feb. 13–22, Ages 18+) and the haunting The Tales of Edgar Allan Poe (March 17–April 4, Ages 13+). The season is complemented by Child of Wood, a special exhibition on view February 12–May 17. puppet.org.
Tango After Dark brings the passion, precision, and power of Argentine tango to the Rialto Center for the Arts on February 14.
This electrifying performance blends live music and stunning choreography, immersing audiences in a world where rhythm, movement, and emotion collide. The evening begins with a complimentary pre-show tango lesson, conducted by Dance Canvas, inviting attendees to experience the dance firsthand before witnessing it on stage. Ticket holders can also enjoy exclusive Valentine’s Day perks, including special discounts at The Vick at Healey and Moonflower Florist, making this a full night of artistry, romance, and unforgettable energy. rialto.gsu.edu
Roswell Dance Theatre presents Alice in Wonderland
Journey alongside Alice as she tumbles into a whimsical wonderland in a magical dance production for the whole family!
Roswell Dance Theatre is thrilled to return to the Roswell Cultural Arts Center for this show! With vibrant costumes and enchanting choreography, this production will entertain the entire family with an unforgettable escape into a world where imagination knows no bounds. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this extraordinary adventure!
Special events include a Mad Hatter Tea Parties and two Evenings of Wonderland and Whimsy!
Contact the Box Office for group sales, 770-594-6120.
Tickets at SpringBalletConcert.com.
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Sandy Springs PAC expands its offerings
Sandy Springs PAC has added new series that amplify its presence in the community and offer more ways for the community to interact with each other and the physical spaces at City Hall — in addition to bringing national touring acts like Billy Ocean, and a live podcast event with Professor Greg Jackson of History That Doesn’t Suck. From the comedy nights on Funny Fridays to an intimate (and delicious) jazz brunch series with Joe Alterman, to its Refresh & Renew wellness events with accredited practitioners, Sandy Springs PAC now offers many more ways for you to enjoy the space!
Plan your visit at sandyspringspac.com.
Have a Blast with School Street Playhouse’s Broadway hit, 9 to 5: The Musical!
Tumble out of bed and stumble “to the School Street Playhouse for the hilarious Broadway hit, 9 to 5: The Musical! Based on the iconic 1980 film and featuring music and lyrics from Tony-nominated Dolly Parton. Packed with big laughs and heart, this show celebrates
friendship and empowerment in the Rolodex era. This high-energy comedy follows three unlikely friends — Violet, Judy, and Doralee — as they take control of their office and give their “sexist, egotistical, lying, hypocritical bigot” of a boss the boot. Don’t miss your chance to see this jubilant production!
Visit schoolstreetplayhouse.com for tickets and showtimes.
UGA Dance Company Presents Two Great Performances this Spring
The University of Georgia Department of Dance Spring 2026 performances will include Sankofa: A Dance Celebration and the UGA Dance Company Spring Faculty Concert. The performances will be held in February and April on the UGA campus at the Dance Theatre in the Dance Building between Soule and Green Streets (off Sanford Drive).
Please visit dance.uga.edu/events/ all for more info and show times. Tickets can be purchased at the Performing Arts Center and Tate Center box offices, by phone at 706-542-4400, and online at ugapac.evenue.net/events/DD. Dance major and minor, teaching certificate and other programs are offered, visit dance.uga.edu
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As of press time the following events are scheduled, but may be subject to change
