Fall 2011 Atlanta ShowGuide

Fall 2011

Greater Atlanta’s Performing Arts Magazine

by Ruth Zuckerman

The Artistry of Master Sculptor Ruth Zuckerman

ShowGuide Profile Dance Emory: Dancing Like Water

Kennesaw State Makes Room for Art Collection

Creative Process Atlanta Lyric’s Brandt Blocker

Snapshot of History The Divine Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923)

ShowGuide Spotlights

Company Profile Young Audiences

Performance Guide Sep 2011 – Nov 2011 ShowGuide Venues

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The Artistry of Master Sculptor Ruth Zuckerman

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Creative Process Atlanta Lyric’s Brandt Blocker

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Company Profile Young Audiences

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ShowGuide Profile Dance Emory: Dancing Like Water

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Snapshot of History The Divine Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923)

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Kennesaw State Makes Room for Art Collection

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ShowGuide Spotlights Performance Guide Sep 2011 – Nov 2011 ShowGuide Venues Performance guide courtesy of atlantaplanit.com

THE ARTISTRY OF Master Sculptor

Ruth Zuckerman: A warm heart of stone

By Cheryl Anderson Brown Stones can be hard and cold, unyielding to the touch.

Unless that touch belonged to a master sculptor like Ruth Zuckerman. Each slab of marble or block of stone she touched became warm and inviting, some would even say tender. A pair of lovers. A mother and child.

Zuckerman launched her art career in New York City, where she worked in both two-dimensional and three-dimensional forms. In 1970, she moved down south with her family, making a home and building a name for herself in Atlanta. Each year, she traveled to Pietrasanta, Italy, to work with the famed Carrara marble and to study with master carvers.

From Italy, her work traveled to join numerous private, corporate and public collectors.

Although well known for her carving of fluid figures from single blocks of stone, Zuckerman also worked in metal casting, particularly bronze. No matter her media, however, she stayed true to universal themes of family, love and protection.

“Ruth Zuckerman’s stone sculpture reflects an utmost respect for the nature of her materials,” according to Diana McClintock, associate professor of art history at Kennesaw State University.

In 1997, Zuckerman was working with Kennesaw State University to mount a solo exhibition of her recent works. When she suddenly passed away, KSU postponed the plans for a year and chose instead to do a retrospective of her four-decade-long career. That exhibition was the genesis of Kennesaw State’s ongoing relationship with the artist’s work. It was that show which inspired her husband, Bernard Zuckerman, to gift the bulk of his personal collection to the university and to provide $2 million for the school’s art museum. Through the Zuckerman Collection, students and others are able not only to view dozens of her stone and cast sculptures, they can also see her sketches and maquettes. They can read her notes and delve into her creative process.

“Kennesaw State has a fantastic study collection,” McClintock says. “There is a wide variety of work and, for artists like Ruth Zuckerman, a real depth of material to explore.”

Works from the Ruth Zuckerman Collection are on display in the Dr. Bobbie Bailey & Family Performance Center at Kennesaw State. The exhibition is open for viewing 12-4 p.m. Monday through Thursday, except holidays, and by appointment. Call 770-4993223 for details.

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by Michael Haverty

Now through Sep 18 It’s not easy being different.

Just ask the Ugly Duckling, a newly hatched bird who sets off to explore the wonders of the pond and ends up finding his true self.

Sept 21 - Oct 2

By Dragon Art Studio of Portland, OR

Ancient Chinese stories of compassion, consideration, and the greatest ping pong match of all time are told through beautiful imagery and surprising effects.

Courtesy of Teatro SEA

Courtesy of Dragon Art Studio

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Oct 5 - 16

By Teatro SEA of Puerto Rico and NY

When Martina discovers a penny and buys a tin of face powder, suddenly everyone wants to marry her! This Latino rock ’n’ roll musical will have you laughing and singing along.

Sleepy Hollow

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CREATIVE PROCESS:

ATlAnTA lYrIC’S BrAnDT BloCKer enerGIZeS THE METRO MUSICAL THEATRE SCENE

by Holley Calmes

W

hen the Atlanta Lyric Theatre opens its season with “Thoroughly Modern Millie” on September 16 at The Strand in Marietta, Brandt Blocker can bask in the glow of knowing he has greatly influenced the growth of musical theatre in Atlanta.

Blocker arrived in Atlanta in May of 2007, finding a city with plenty of quality theatre.

But his great passion, musical theatre, was not represented with the depth he knew the city needed and deserved. He describes his taking the reins of the Atlanta Lyric Theatre as “a match made in Heaven,” giving him the opportunity to do the work he loves and revitalize the local, professional musical theatre scene at the same time.

“I left New Orleans and came to Atlanta just for this job,” Blocker explains. “I produced a full season and realized that we had one venue that was too small, and one venue that was too big. We searched for the perfect site, a theatre seating around 500, and in the summer of 2008 we found The Strand.”

The Historic Strand is “almost like a mini Fox Theatre,” Blocker says. “It has charm, it’s in the beautiful Historic Square in Marietta, there is free parking, and with all the great restaurants and other amenities, it makes the whole area perfect for an evening out. Finding the Strand was another match made in Heaven.”

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to ignite the musical theatre scene in Atlanta. Producing entire seasons of well known musicals with exacting quality and fine, professional local talent has made a big difference in Atlanta’s cultural atmosphere.

“My mission has been to cultivate musical theatre in Atlanta, and I think we’ve succeeded a lot faster than I thought possible,” Blocker states. He cites the burgeoning number of audiences the Atlanta Lyric Theatre has experienced, denoting a public hungry for what they have to offer.

“Another indication of musical theatre’s ascendancy in Atlanta has been the number of other fine area theatres who are opening their seasons with a popular musical production,” Blocker continues.

Blocker has enjoyed numerous high points or “Ah Ha!” moments since he arrived in Atlanta. Last year’s production of “Hairspray” was one, when Kayce Grogan Wallace received a standing ovation midway through her performance of “I Know Where I’ve Been.” Another emotional peak occurred on the night The Strand was reopened. “I knew that night that we had a home!”

Blocker says.

A great moment that will pay big artistic dividends in the years to come occurred this year. Alan Kilpatrick was hired as the Atlanta Lyric Theatre’s Associate Artistic Director. “He has worked extensively in Atlanta and is very well known. Bringing him on to our staff was a great moment, a very great moment.”

Blocker’s passion for musical theatre has ignited a spark in the Atlanta musical theatre community, and the fire is spreading. May the embers continue to glow.

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Gwinnett Ballet Theatre Presents Our 30th Anniversary Production of

The Nutcracker

December 3-18, 2011

GWINNETT BALLET THEATRE ORCHESTRA

Gwinnett Performing Arts Center, Duluth, GA

Predrag Gosta, Conducting

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found I could say things with color and shapes that I couldn’t say any other way—things I had no words for.”

Georgia O’Keeffe said these words, and so many children, even right here in Georgia, share the same feeling. Using the arts as a way to express thoughts and enhance learning (both in and out of the classroom) is becoming more widely accepted and is proven to help increase test scores and students’ overall academic achievement.

With many schools cutting or eliminating the arts, schools and community venues are facing the challenge of how to keep the arts in their students’ everyday lives. Young Audiences, Woodruff Arts Center (YA) helps solve this problem.

For almost 30 years, the Atlanta organization has been bringing the power of live arts experiences in music, dance, theatre, literary, and visual arts to young people from preschool through high school. With a roster of more than 70 professional artists and ensembles, YA’s curriculum-based programs reach more than 500,000 students in schools, recreation centers, libraries, museums, and other community venues throughout the state of Georgia every year.

In addition to over 280 assembly, workshop, and residency programs—Young Audiences also has three literacy programs (smART START, Arts for Learning Lessons, and Digital Storytelling) which use arts integration to impact literacy and inspire education through the arts. Arts integration is an approach to teaching in which the arts leverage learning in other subject areas such as language arts, science, mathematics, and social studies.

“During one of Young Audiences, Woodruff Arts Center’s programs, I watched students who were normally reserved and uninterested in the classroom setting come alive. Students who had no intensity for learning became excited about creating a project for a piece of literature they read. It was quite fascinating to see a child blossom from one extreme to another and then be excited and proud of his accomplishment,” said Dr. Annette Roberts, principal of Rainbow Elementary School.

By learning through YA’s arts programs, young people will develop necessary 21st century skills (which includes thinking, reasoning, teamwork skills, and proficiency in using technology), and engage as life-long learners.

To learn how to bring the arts into your school please visit www.yawac.org.

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Thoroughly Modern Millie, Winner of five Tony Awards including best musical, is a high-spirited romp that has everyone dancing the Charleston. The zany new 1920’s musical that took Broadway by storm, takes place in New York City, where young Millie Dillmount has moved in search of a new life for herself. Set in a time of intrigue and jazz—when women were entering the workforce and changing the rules of love and social behavior forever. Based on the popular movie, the stage version includes a full score of new songs and bright dance numbers, with Music by Jeanine Tesori, Lyrics by Dick Scanlan and Book by Richard Henry Morris.

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DAnCe eMorY: DAnCInG lIKe WATer

By Nicholas Surbey

nside the Baker Woodlands ravine at Emory University, sculptor George Trakas created the commissioned piece “Source Route” in 1979. Two pathways wind through the woods; the isolated grove on the busy Emory campus evokes stillness and contemplation.

This is the site of “Water Study,” a free dance performance running October 15-19 and created by D. Patton White, artistic director of Beacon Dance. White, then a student at Emory, watched Trakas install the original “Source Rout” and was profoundly affected by both the sculpture and the landscape.

“Water Study,” says White, “recreates a work originally performed in City Hall East. As Beacon Dance celebrates its twentieth anniversary this year, I wanted to re-mount older works, especially dances with a strong community element and impact.”

The 2011 version of the dance incorporates material from the original work, while expanding the original concept and choreography.

The piece is structured as a tour of the site of a scientific experiment.

The audience watches as dancers move through the ravine and around Trakas’s “Source Route,” but what happens when the subjects of the experiment begin to behave in unexpected ways?

Beacon Dance often performs site-specific dances in order to engage the community. “The Mapping Project,” a year- long event, saw a series of performances through DeKalb County Parks. With a performance each month, the project celebrated 12 parks in various seasons.

“Water Study” is presented as part of a year-long exploration of water curated by the Emory College Center for Creativity & Arts.

In another exploration of water through dance, Emory faculty member Lori Teague presents the public performance “Vessel—A water happening.” For months, Teague has collected water carriers of all shapes and sizes. Teague explains, “Each person who comes to the performance has one of these vessels and water is poured from one person to the next, in a line stretching across Emory’s campus. At the end of the performance we compare the water we began with to what we actually have left.”

For more information about “Vessel,” “Water Study,” and all water related events, visit arts.emory.edu/water.

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Photos by Mark Teague

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SnAPSHoT oF HISTorY

THe DIVIne SArAH BernHArDT (1844-1923)

by Ann Boutwell n Wednesday, February 16, 1881, the West Point train from Mobile pulled into the carshed at Atlanta’s Union Depot. Aboard, ensconced in a private curtained car was the legendary French actresses Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923).

While the troupe had nearby hotel accommodations, the 37-year-old-celebrity remained in her car parked alongside the carshed. She relaxed, chatted with the press, and received French-speaking visitors that afternoon.

Later, a carriage took her to DeGive’s Opera House on Marietta Street where she portrayed the role of Marguerite Gautier in Alexandre Dumas, fils, La dame aux camélias, better known as Camille. The Sunny South magazine noted her arrival, saying that DeGive was never so completely sold out. Many members of the Young Men’s Library Association were in the audience, but few understood the play’s nuances because the performance was in French. With the final curtain came a burst of thundering applause. Back on the rails by dawn, she performed that evening in Nashville’s Masonic Theater.

On January 25, 1892, Bernhardt returned to DeGive’s in “La Tosca.” After 11 years Atlanta discovered age had left no mark on her vitality.

In 1906, the Theatrical Syndicate’s grip on stage bookings was tight. The Shubert brothers— Bernhardt’s agent—flatly refused to deal with them. Barred from Peachtree Street’s Grand Theater, she opened on March 17 a few doors down at a popular remodeled skating rink called the Peachtree Auditorium.

Although latecomers marred Bernhardt’s performance March 22, 1911 at the Orpheum, her “Jeanne d’Arc” received an ovation after every act.

Bernhardt launched her Atlanta “adieu” in private quarters at the Georgian Terrace Hotel, January 21, 1917. Eglé de VillelumeSombreuil Gatins hosted the Sunday gathering of 40 women. Monday was her final two performances on the Atlanta Theater stage. The repertoire included her greatest roles: Hecuba, Rosalie, Jeanne d’Arc, and Cleopatra and of course, Camille.

March 26, 1923, Sarah Bernhardt died in Paris. Her burial site is Père-Lachaise Cemetery.

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Starring

Freud’s Last Session

by Mark St. Germain David De Vries Andrew Benator as Sigmund Freud as C.S. Lewis

Two of the world’s most brilliant men address the greatest questions of all time when legendary psychoanalyst Dr. Sigmund Freud and rising Oxford professor C.S. Lewis clash about love, sex and the meaning of life.

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uth Zuckerman may have been the artist in the family, but her husband is also a man of vision, and he sees great things for her sculpture. After the Atlanta-based sculptor passed away in 1997, Bernard Zuckerman knew he wanted to share her work with the world by donating 100 of her sculptures to Kennesaw State University, where he anticipated an art museum would be built to showcase them.

In 2007, Kennesaw State used funding from the Back row (l to r) KSu Foundation President Robert W. Woodruff Foundation to complete Phase I richard Corhen, Professor emerita robert of the proposed museum. It features the Don Russell Griffin, Suzanne Siegel Zuckerman, Arts Dean Clayton Gallery and the Anna F. Henriquez Atrium, which Joseph Meeks; Front row (l to r) KSu President Daniel S. Papp and Bernard Zuckerman displays nearly two dozen of the Zuckerman sculptures.

During the same time, the university’s permanent collection of art continued to expand. Now numbering nearly 1,000 pieces, it includes work by Pierre-Auguste Renoir, N. C. Wyeth, Rembrandt Peale, Norman Rockwell and Viola Frey, as well as Georgia artists Athos Menaboni, Howard Finster and Ruth Zuckerman.

“We needed to share these great works of art with our students and with the wider community, but we just did not have adequate galleries to display them properly and securely,” says Joseph Meeks, dean of the KSU College of the Arts.

The rapidly growing university needed to grow some more to properly honor, exhibit and care for the artwork. Phase II of the art museum was needed very quickly. Bernard Zuckerman saw it as an opportunity to realize his dream of seeing Ruth’s work displayed in a glass pavilion, where the viewer could experience a sense of soaring height.

So, last year, he pledged $2 million if Kennesaw State could raise another $1 million for the project. In less than one year, the university met the challenge, and has now started planning the new facility with the architectural firm of Stanley Beaman & Sears.

Phase II will not only provide a “soaring” space for the Zuckerman collection, it will also include additional galleries and facilities for KSU students to conserve and study these works.

Plans for the new museum are being drawn up under the leadership of Teresa Bramlette Reeves, KSU’s new director of the art museum and Galleries. Reeves arrived on campus in July, having served previously at the Atlanta Contemporary Art Center, The New York Kunsthalle and the Guggenheim. Like Zuckerman, she is a person with a big vision. She sees the growing KSU art museum as a place for the community and the students to come together. “I want to make the art museum a destination,” she says.

Bernard Zuckerman would ask for nothing less.

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All concerts at the Schwartz Center for Performing Arts Season Premiere

With a Voice of Singing where music touches spirit

Dr. Eric Nelson, Director

Subscriptions to Annual Concert Series on sale now through October 8.

Purchase online or by phone.

October 8, 2011 8:00 p.m.

Christmas with Atlanta Sacred Chorale December 10, 2011 7:00 p.m.

MasterWorks

Messiah : the Complete Oratorio March 25, 2012 4:00 p.m.

Season Finale

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Voices Ascending

June 2, 2012 8:00 p.m.

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Spotlights

Act 3 Productions Will Present “rent—School edition” nov. 4-6 and nov. 10-13

supported by individual donors since 1985 in its mission of enriching the community and the region with the finest in choral artistry.

Guest musicians this year include classical guitarist Alejandro Cote, virtuosic youth choruses, and full orchestra in the crowning event of the season: the complete Messiah by Handel.

For more information and tickets, visit www.AtlantaSacredChorale.org or call 404.915.4541.

SANDY SPRINGS – Act 3 Productions, the professional-level community theater based in Sandy Springs, will present “Rent—School Edition”, a re-working of the popular PRODUCTIONS Broadway musical for young cast members and audiences, Nov. 4-6 and Nov. 10-13, 2011. Performances are at 8 p.m. Thursdays - Saturdays and 3 p.m. Sundays.

Tickets are $15 for students and seniors, and $23 for adults, with an option of reserving a premium seat for an additional $5. Tickets may be purchased at www.act3productions.org or by calling 770/241-1905.

“Rent” was written by Jonathan Larson and is based on Giacomo Puccini’s opera, La bohème. It tells the story of a group of impoverished young artists and musicians struggling to create and survive in New York’s Lower East Side under the shadow of HIV/AIDS. The show premiered off-Broadway in 1996 and won a Pulitzer Prize. Tragically, its creator died suddenly the night before the premier. It later moved to Broadway, where it won a Tony Award for Best Musical and became the ninth-longest running Broadway show.

The Act 3 Playhouse is located behind Trader Joe’s in Sandy Springs Plaza at the intersection of Roswell Road and Johnson Ferry Road. The address is 6285-R Roswell Road, N.E., Atlanta, Georgia 30328.

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33 Year Celebration, 33% Discount at Center for Puppetry Arts

Center for Puppetry Arts is celebrating its 33rd season with a special offer. Now through Halloween, patrons can receive a 33% discount on three tickets to the following shows: “The Ugly Duckling”, “Old Man and the Monkeys & Other Chinese Tales”, “La Cucarachita Martina” (Martina the Little Roach), and “The Headless Horseman of Sleepy Silly Hollow.”

For every two tickets purchased, patrons will receive a third ticket for free. Patrons may purchase 3 All-Inclusive tickets for only $33.

All-Inclusive tickets include entry into the show, museum exhibits (including our exclusive Jim Henson exhibits), and the Create-A-Puppet Workshop. Offer expires 10/30/11.

To receive the savings, tickets must be purchased in multiples of three. For details visit: www.puppet.org/dealsSG.shtml.

Atlanta Sacred Chorale Announces 27th Season

Atlanta Sacred Chorale, directed by Dr. Eric Nelson, presents for the first time its entire Annual Concert Series at Emory University’s magnificent Schwartz Center for Performing Arts. The nationally recognized chorus, known for its pure sound and diverse styles, has been

DreamCatcher Storms into 5th Season

DreamCatcher Productions storms into its 5th season with the 2nd and 3rd installments to one of its most popular and compelling 18

great music, dance and comedy. On stage this fall are comedy stars Bill Cosby and Michael Ian Black, along with jazz greats Peter White and Paquito d’Rivera. Enjoy the exciting dance company Aszure Barton & Artists, featuring one of the foremost choreographers working today, and the Imperial Acrobats of China, with a show that incorporates acrobatics and martial arts.

Tickets are on sale now for all performances. The Ferst Center, located on the Georgia Tech campus, adds to the audience experience by hosting free discussions before and after many performances. For information on all performances and programs visit www.ferstcenter.org or call the Box Office at 404-894-9600.

creations, “the Black Man-O-logues” series. Audiences are raving around the country about this wild ride! Don’t worry if you’ve missed a preceding Experience. You won’t miss a beat! All DreamCatcher Experiences (DreamCatcher refers to its projects as ‘Experiences’ NOT plays) are written to promote progressive dialogue that will help reposition audiences from states of apathy to states of involvement and social engagement. September 17-25 at 14th Street Playhouse. For more information, call 404-7335000 or go to www.catchingdreamz.com, or www.14thstplayhouse.org.

Violinist Hilary Hahn opens Candler Concert Series

Emory’s 2011-2012 Candler Concert Series opens October 27 with violinist Hilary Hahn: a two-time Grammy award-winning soloist celebrated for her probing interpretations, technical assurance, and compelling stage presence. Hahn will be joined

by Ukrainian-born Valentina Lisitsa on the piano. Don’t miss this electrifying duo perform Bach, Beethoven, and Brahms.

On November 11, experience the joyous sounds of ScholaCantorum de Venezuela (SCV), considered one of the world’s great vocal ensembles. Atlanta audiences have come to cherish this group—and their upcoming Emory program of Latin American choral works, Aqua and Fiesta, is sure to be a breathtaking show.

Tickets are on sale now!

Visit arts.emory.edu or call 404-727-5050.

lee Harper & Dancers: Center Stage with the Atlanta Symphony During the Holidays

Lee Harper & Dancers once again will be center stage for two of Atlanta’s best-loved family traditions with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra: “A Storybook Halloween” Sunday, Oct. 30 and A Kid’s Christmas, Sunday, Dec. 4 and 11. Don’t miss the music, dancing and merriment! Over 70 dancers will perform, including company members Katy Roelle, Jennifer Gould, Scott Palma, Laura Rossini, Dominique Fewell, Elaine Wadsworth, Millie Rhodes, Chelsea Kolff, Jessica Womach and Lee Harper. www.aso.org Lee Harper & Dancers begins its 32nd year of performing and teaching this fall with a variety of dance classes for adults and children.

Learn more at www.leeharperanddancers.com.

Music, Dance and Comedy Set for Ferst Center in ’11-12

Fun, brilliant and widely diverse, the Ferst Center for the Arts presents a season filled with 19

Originality starts with trust Expressing yourself takes trust—trust that your individuality is valued, trust that your creativity will be respected, trust that your voice will be heard. At Galloway, we’ve created a learning community where students find the confidence and support to discover things about their world and about themselves.

Originality starts with a visit. Come for a tour, meet our students and teachers, and see for yourself the community of trust Galloway offers.

Office of Admission The Galloway School 215 West Wieuca Road, NW Atlanta GA 30342 404.252.8389,extension 106 Fax:404.252.7770 Email:admission@gallowayschool.org www.gallowayschool.org

Fall shows

September

THE RED VELVET CAKE WAR 9/9 - 24 Prices: $12.50 to $20 Polk Street Players, St. James Episcopal Church 161 Church St. NW., Marietta TIX: 770-218-9669 www.stjames-marietta. episcopalatlanta.org

Theatre NEXT BITE AT TWILIGHT: THE SAGA CONTINUES 7/28 - 11/2 Prices: $62 to $64.50 Agatha’s-A Taste of Mystery 161 Peachtree Center Ave. TIX: 404-584-2255 www.agathas.com

LAKEBOTTOM PROPER 9/9 - 10/1 Prices: $12 to $20 The Process Theatre, OnStage Atlanta - MainStage 2597 North Decatur Rd. TIX: 404-897-1802 www.theprocesstheatre.org

THE TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA 8/4 - 9/30 Prices: $12 to $36 Atlanta Shakespeare Company 499 Peachtree St. NE TIX: 404-874-5299 www.shakespearetavern.com

THE AGENT: UNTOLD SECRETS 9/10 only Prices: $30 to $35 14th Street Playhouse 173 14th St. TIX: 404-733-5000 www.14thstplayhouse.org

THE GREEN BOOK 8/17 - 9/11 Prices: $15 to $35 Theatrical Outfit, Balzer Theater at Herren’s 84 Luckie St. NW TIX: 678-528-1500 www.theatricaloutfit.org

TREE 9/13 - 10/16 Prices: $15 to $25 Horizon Theatre 1083 Austin Ave. NE TIX: 404-584-7450 www.horizontheatre.com

THE TAMING OF THE SHREW 8/18 - 10/1 Prices: $12 to $36 Atlanta Shakespeare Company 499 Peachtree St. NE TIX: 404-874-5299 www.shakespearetavern.com

BLACK MAN-O-LOGUES II 9/17- & 18 Prices: $30 Dreamcatcher Productions, 14th Street Playhouse, 14th St. TIX: www.woodruffcentertickets.org/center/ticket/ production_detail.aspx?perf=44985 www.catchingdreamz.com

BACHELORETTE 9/1 - 18 Prices: $20 Pinch ‘n’ Ouch Theatre, 7 Stages Theatre 1105 Euclid Ave. NE TIX: 404-455-1313 www.pnotheatre.org

ALL BLUES 9/22 - 10/9 Prices: $25; Seniors/Students: $20; Opening Night: $43.52 7 Stages 1105 Euclid Ave. NE TIX: 404-523-7647 www.7stages.org

THE COMEDY OF ERRORS 9/1 - 10/2 Prices: $12 to $36 Atlanta Shakespeare Company 499 Peachtree St. NE TIX: 404-874-5299 www.shakespearetavern.com

HENRY IV, PART I 9/23 - 10/8 Prices: $5 North Fulton Drama Club, Barrington Hall 535 Barrington Dr., Roswell TIX: 678-561-BARD (2273) www.northfultondramaclub.org

DANGER! 9/7 - 11/16 Prices: $5 at the door Village Theatre 486 Decatur St., Suite 10 TIX: 404-688-8858 www.villagecomedy.com MICHAEL IAN BLACK 9/8 only Prices: $30 Ferst Center for the Arts at Georgia Tech 349 Ferst Dr. NW TIX: 404-894-9600 www.ferstcenter.gatech.edu

THE LAST ROMANCE 9/23 - 10/16 Prices: Adults: $26; Seniors: $24; Students (with ID): $22; Children (12 and under): $12 Stage Door Players 5339 Chamblee Dunwoody Rd., Dunwoody TIX: 770-396-1726 www.stagedoorplayers.net

WHOLE WORLD THEATRE COMPANY IMPROV 9/8 - 11/19 Prices: $19 to $25 Whole World Improv Theatre1216 Spring St. NW TIX: 404-817-0880 www.wholeworldtheatre.com

BROKE 9/23 - 10/23 Prices: $25 to $30 Alliance Theatre 1280 Peachtree St. NE TIX: 404-733-5000 www.alliancetheatre.org

LONG TIME SINCE YESTERDAY 9/9 -18 Prices: $20 to $25 New African Grove Theatre Company, Theatre in the Square’s Alley Stage11 Whitlock Ave. NW., Marietta TIX: 678-983-5459 www.newafricangrove.com

BLACK BOX COMEDY FESTIVAL 9/28 - 10/2 Prices: TBD Black Box Productions, Ferst Center for the Arts 349 Ferst Dr. NW TIX: 404-894-9600 www.blackboxcomedy.com

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ATLANTA PERFORMANCE GUIDE THE LIEUTENANT OF INISHMORE 9/29 - 10/9 Prices: $18 Theater Emory, Emory’s Munroe Theatre, Dobbs University Center 605 Asbury Circle TIX: 404-727-5050 www.theater.emory.edu

CHICAGO 9/1 - 11 Prices: $12; Seniors/Students: $10 The Henry Players 37 Lemon St., McDonough TIX: 770-914-1474 www.henryplayers.com PANHANDLE SLIM AND THE OKLAHOMA KID 9/1 - 18 Prices: $23 to $33 Georgia Ensemble Theatre, Roswell Cultural Arts Center 950 Forest St., Roswell TIX: 770-641-1260 www.get.org

IN THE NEXT ROOM (OR THE VIBRATOR PLAY) 9/29 - 10/30 Prices: $20 to $25 Synchronicity at 7 Stages Theatre1105 Euclid Ave. NE TIX: 404-484-8636 www.synchrotheatre.com

OZARK JUBILEE 9/10 only Prices: $24 to $30 Reinhardt University, The Falany Performing Arts Center 7300 Reinhardt Circle, Waleska TIX: 770-720-9167 www.reinhardt.edu/fpac

Dance LUNCHTIME IN THE STUDIO 9/9 only Prices: Free!

CORE CORE Studios 139 Sycamore St., Decatur TIX: 404-373-4154 www.coredance.org

WICKED 9/14 - 10/9 Prices: $48 to $130 Broadway Across America, The Fabulous Fox Theatre 660 Peachtree St. NE TIX: 1-800-745-3000 www.broadwayacrossamerica.com

MAÀ 9/9 - 10 Prices: $12 to $50 gloATL, Woodruff Arts Center - Symphony Hall 1280 Peachtree St. NE TIX: 404-733-5000 www.gloatl.com

ANNIE GET YOUR GUN 9/15 - 9/25 Prices: $15 to $22 Center Theatre at the MJCCA, Morris and Rae Frank Theatre 5342 Tilly Mill Rd., Dunwoody TIX: 678-812-4002 www.centertheatreatlanta.org

THE POINT 9/17 - 18 Prices: Reservations required; VIP: $10 CORE Decatur High School Performing Arts Center 310 N. McDonough St., Decatur TIX: 404-373-4154 www.coredance.org

NOISES OFF 9/16 - 9/24 Prices: $18 to $23; Seniors/Students: $10 to $15 Act 3 Productions 6285-R Roswell Rd. NE TIX: 770-241-1905 www.act3productions.org

DANCE IN PROGRESS: GEORGE STAIB 9/20 only Prices: Free!

Arts at Emory Emory’s Schwartz Center for the Performing Arts 1700 North Decatur Rd. TIX: 404-727-5050 www.arts.emory.edu

THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE 9/16 - 10/2 Prices:$27.50 to $48.70 Atlanta Lyric Theatre, The Strand Theatre 117 North Park Square, Marietta TIX: 404-377-9948 www.atlantalyrictheatre.com

DANCE IN PROGRESS: KYLE ABRAHAM 9/27 only Prices: Free!

Arts at Emory Emory’s Schwartz Center for the Performing Arts 700 North Decatur Rd. TIX: 404-727-5050 www.arts.emory.edu

Music Theatre

MOTHERHOOD THE MUSICAL 9/22 - 11/20 Prices: $45 14th Street Playhouse 173 14th St. TIX: 404-733-5000 www.14thstplayhouse.org

SPRING AWAKENING 8/25 - 10/1 Prices: $15 to $40 Actor’s Express, King Plow Arts Center 887 W. Marietta St., Suite J-107 TIX: 404-607-7469 www.actors-express.com

Concerts WEDNESDAYS IN WOODRUFF 9/7 - 10/26 Prices: Free!

Central Atlanta Progress, Woodruff Park Auburn Ave. NE and Peachtree St. NE TIX: 404-658-1877 www.atlantadowntown.com

INTO THE WOODS 8/31 - 10/2 Prices: $25 to $65 Alliance Theatre 1280 Peachtree St. NE TIX: 404-733-5000 www.alliancetheatre.org

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ATLANTA PERFORMANCE GUIDE RETURN TO FOREVER IV 9/8 only Prices: $32 to $97 adv The Fabulous Fox Theatre 660 Peachtree St. NE TIX: 1-800-745-3000 www.foxtheatre.org THE BEACH BOYS 9/9 only Prices: $40 to $100 adv KANSAS WITH THE KSU SYMPHONY 9/30 only Prices: $37 to $57 Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre 2800 Cobb Galleria Pkwy.

TIX: 770-916-2852 www.cobbenergycentre.com BACH LIVE! 9/11 only Prices: Free!

ATLANTA MUSIC FESTIVAL 9/24 only Prices: $25 VEGA STRING QUARTET 9/25 only Prices: $20 Arts at Emory, Emory’s Schwartz Center for the Performing Arts 1700 North Decatur Rd. TIX: 404-727-5050 www.arts.emory.edu VICTORIAN SECRETS BY PLAYWRIGHT SHARON J. WILLIS. AOA theater premiere, Sept 11th & 18th, @ 3 & 7 p.m., 14th Street Playhouse Ticket info: 404 733-5000 or www.14thstplayhouse.com CONCERTS IN THE GARDEN 9/16 only Prices: $39.50 Atlanta Botanical Gardens 1345 Piedmont Ave. NE TIX: 404-876-5859 www.atlantabotanicalgarden.org VEGA STRING QUARTET 9/16 Prices: Free!

Arts at Emory, Michael C. Carlos Museum 571 South Kilgo Circle TIX: 404-727-4282 www.arts.emory.edu PETER WHITE 9/16 only Prices: $36 to $61 PROJECT TRIO 9/30 only Prices: Reservations required Ferst Center for the Arts at Georgia Tech 349 Ferst Dr. NW TIX: 404-894-9600 www.ferstcenter.gatech.edu FRIDAY JAZZ 9/16 - 11/18 Prices: $18; Seniors/Students: $15 High Museum of Art 1280 Peachtree St. NE TIX: 404-733-5000 www.high.org DARIUS RUCKER 9/17 only Prices: $25 to $59 adv EARTH, WIND & FIRE 9/23 only Prices: $25 to $89 adv Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Chastain Park Amphitheatre 4469 Stella Dr. TIX: 404-733-5012 www.classicchastain.com

OPENING NIGHT: BEETHOVEN’S 9TH AND WAGNER’S RING 9/22 - 9/25 Prices: $26 to $84 JOSHUA BELL PERFORMS TCHAIKOVSKY 9/30 - 10/2 Prices: $26 to $84 Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Woodruff Arts Center - Symphony Hall 1280 Peachtree St. NE TIX: 404-733-5000 www.atlantasymphony.org ANGIE STONE 9/23 only Prices: $45 to $80 adv The Atlanta Civic Center 395 Piedmont Ave. NE TIX: 404-658-7159 www.atlantaciviccenter.com THIAGO ARANCAM 9/23 only Prices: Tickets TBD ORLA FALLON 9/28 only Prices: $32.75 to $38 Rialto Center for the Arts 80 Forsyth St. NW TIX: 404-413-9849 www.rialtocenter.org 30TH ANNIVERSARY CONCERT 9/24 only Prices: $20; Seniors/Students: $18 Atlanta Balalaika Society, Roswell Cultural Arts Center 950 Forest St., Roswell TIX: 404-325-2449 www.atlantabalalaika.com MUSIC MIDTOWN 2011 9/24 only Prices: $56; VIP: $251 Live Nation, Piedmont Park 1071 Piedmont Ave. TIX: 1-800-745-3000 www.musicmidtown.com ATLANTA MUSIC FESTIVAL, 9/24, 2011, 7 p.m., Tickets: $25; students $10.

Opera star Indra Thomas, Dwight Andrews,& the Chancel Choir of First Congregational Church, the Meridian Chorale, and Steven Darsey , with narration by Ambassador Andrew Young.

Schwartz Center for Performing Arts, Emerson Concert Hall, 1700 N. Decatur Rd., Atlanta, GA 30322, TIX: 404.727.5050, boxoffice@emory.edu, arts.emory.edu.

Museums & Galleries DIVINE INTERVENTION: AFRICAN ART AND RELIGION 2/5 - 12/4 LIFE AND DEATH IN THE PYRAMID AGE: THE EMORY OLD KINGDOM MUMMY 9/10 - 12/11 Prices: Adults: $8; Seniors/Students: $6; Children (ages 6 to 17): $6; Children (5 and under): Free!

Michael C. Carlos Museum 571 South Kilgo Circle TIX: 404-727-4282 www.carlos.emory.edu

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Composer

Magnet school principal

music director Music publisher

Opera company director Starts music therapy program

Manages a r&b band

Music law practice

Sings with opera

Opens recording studio

Conservatory scholarship Music business degree

Music industry major

Voice tutor for kids Choral competition, Vienna

AP music theory

Joins debate team

Makes honor band

Justin breathes music

Where will your child go and how will he get there? The Society of Mary founded Marist School more than 100 years ago to provide an education quite unlike any other. Our faculty and curriculum inspire excellence in all of our students. Beyond the classroom, we offer a comprehensive array of extra-curricular activities to pique students’ interests and uncover their hidden talents. Through it all, we instill a sense of personal responsibility, foster spiritual growth, and teach the joy of serving others.

Learn more about what Marist has to offer. Please visit marist.com or call Jim Byrne, director of admissions and financial aid at 770-936-2214. Help your child prepare for his or her future—no matter where it leads.

Open House: Sunday, December 4, 1:00-4:00 p.m.

Fall

ATLANTA PERFORMANCE GUIDE AFTER: IMAGES FROM HAITI 5/16 - 9/9 PRICES:FREE! PORTRAIT AND TEXT: AFRICAN AMERICAN ARTISTS OF DANCE, MUSIC AND THE WRITTEN WORD 6/20 - 12/30 PICASSO TO WARHOL 10/15/2011 - 4/29/2012 Prices: Adults: $18; Seniors/Students: $15; Children (ages 6 to 17): $11; Children (5 and under): Free!

Arts at Emory Emory’s Robert W. Woodruff Library 540 Asbury Circle TIX: 404-727-6861 www.arts.emory.edu ATLANTA MAGAZINE 1961 - 2011: 50 YEARS OF THE CHANGING CITY 5/18 - 9/18 Prices: Free!

Atlanta History Center 130 West Paces Ferry Rd. NW TIX: 404-814-4000 www.atlantahistorycenter.com ALFRED STIEGLITZ AND HIS CIRCLE: AMERICAN MODERNS FROM ATLANTA COLLECTIONS 6/18 - 9/11 THE RESONANT IMAGE: PHOTOGRAPHS BY CHIP SIMONE 6/18 - 11/6 RADCLIFFE BAILEY: MEMORY AS MEDICINE 6/26 - 9/11 JOHN MARIN’S WATERCOLORS: A MEDIUM FOR MODERNISM 6/26 - 9/11 THE SCULPTURE OF GRAINGER MCKOY 9/25/2011 1/8/2012 Prices: Adults: $18; Seniors/Students: $15; Children (ages 6 to 17): $11; Children (5 and under): Free!

High Museum of Art 1280 Peachtree St. NE TIX: 404-733-5000 www.high.org

MINIATURE PERSPECTIVES 8/2 - 9/30 Prices: Admission is free Ferst Center for the Arts at Georgia Tech 349 Ferst Dr. NW TIX: 404-894-9600 www.ferstcenter.gatech.edu MANOLO BLAHNIK … THE SHOE 8/12 - 9/23 Prices: Free!

SCAD Atlanta SCAD-Trois Gallery 1600 Peachtree St. NW Fourth Floor TIX: 404-253-2700 www.scad.edu/atlanta THE MIND’S EYE 8/15 - 9/11 Prices: Admission is free Arts at Emory Emory’s Schwartz Center for the Performing Arts 1700 North Decatur Rd. TIX: 404-727-5050 www.arts.emory.edu RYAN NABULSI: PHOTO SECESSION 9/10 - 10/8 Prices: free Poem 88 Poem 88 1100 Howell Mill Rd. Suite A03 TIX: 404-735-1000 www.poem88.net ANNA SKILLMAN SELECTS 9/23 - 11/18 Prices: free Atlanta Photography Group Gallery Tula Art Center 75 Bennett St. NW, Space B-1 TIX: 404-605-0605 www.apgphoto.org

Kids Shows THE UGLY DUCKLING 8/16 - 9/18 Prices: $16.50 Center for Puppetry Arts 1404 Spring St. NW TIX: 404-873-339 www.puppet.org

Celebrate our 20 years on Peachtree - see a different play each month!

404-874-5299 ShakespeareTavern.com 499 Peachtree St. Atlanta 30308

Eat, Drink, and Nourish the Soul

CHILDREN’S GARDEN STORYBOOK TIME 9/7 - 10/5 Prices: Adults: $18.95; Children (ages 3 to 12): $12.95; Children (2 and under): Free!

Atlanta Botanical Garden 1345 Piedmont Ave. NE TIX: 404-876-5859 www.atlantabotanicalgarden.org CINDERELLA 9/9 - 9/11 Prices: $25; Seniors/Students: $20; Children (12 and under): $15 Capitol City Opera Company, Conant Performing Arts Center, Oglethorpe University 4484 Peachtree Rd. NE TIX: 678-301-8013 www.ccityopera.com CHARLOTTE’S WEB 9/9 - 9/18 Prices: $9 Elm Street Cultural Arts Village 8534 Main St., Woodstock TIX: 678-494-4251 www.elmstreetarts.org CHILDREN’S GARDEN AMPHITHEATER PROGRAMS 9/10 - 9/24 Prices: Adults: $18.95; Children (ages 3 to 12): $12.95; Children (2 and under): Free!

Atlanta Botanical Garden 1345 Piedmont Ave. NE TIX: 404-876-5859 www.atlantabotanicalgarden.org

shows FAMILY STORYTELLING: EMERGING VOICES 9/16 - 11/11 Prices: Adults: $3; Children: $1 Callanwolde Fine Arts Center Callanwolde Fine Arts Center 980 Briarcliff Rd. NE TIX: 404-872-5338 www.callanwolde.org

BILL COSBY 10/23 only Prices: $55 to $95 Ferst Center for the Arts at Georgia Tech 349 Ferst Dr. NW TIX: 404-894-9600 www.ferstcenter.gatech.edu EDITH CAN SHOOT THINGS AND HIT THEM 10/27 - 11/26 Prices: $15 to $30 adv, $17 to $32 at the door Actor’s Express, King Plow Arts Center 887 W. Marietta St., Suite J-107 TIX: 404-607-7469 www.actors-express.com

OLD MAN AND THE MONKEYS AND OTHER CHINESE TALES 9/21 - 10/2 Prices: $16.50 Center for Puppetry Arts 1404 Spring St. NW TIX: 404-873-3391 www.puppet.org

Dance

October

DANCE IN PROGRESS: LORI TEAGUE 10/4 only Prices: Free!

Arts at Emory Emory’s Schwartz Center for the Performing Arts 1700 North Decatur Rd. TIX: 404-727-5050 www.arts.emory.edu

Theatre LAST LOVE PLAY READING 10/5 only Prices: $5 Working Title Playwrights, Academy Theatre 119 Center St., Avondale Estates TIX: 404-474-8332 www.workingtitleplaywrights.com

ASZURE BARTON & ARTISTS 10/7 only Prices: : $38 Ferst Center for the Arts at Georgia Tech 349 Ferst Dr. NW TIX: 404-894-9600 www.ferstcenter.gatech.edu CORE SALON 10/20 only Prices: Free!

CORE CORE Studios 139 Sycamore St., Decatur TIX: 404-373-4154 www.coredance.org

THE GLASS MENAGERIE 10/6 - 10/30 Prices: $12 to $45 Georgia Shakespeare, Conant Performing Arts Center, Oglethorpe University 4484 Peachtree Rd. NETIX: TIX: 404-504-1473 www.gashakespeare.org

ASPHALTE 10/30 only Prices: $35 Rialto Center for the Arts 80 Forsyth St. NW TIX: 404-413-9849 www.rialtocenter.org

MACBETH 10/6 - 10/30 Prices: $12 to $36 Atlanta Shakespeare Company 499 Peachtree St. NE TIX: 404-874-5299 www.shakespearetavern.com

Music Theatre

WHAT MY HUSBAND DOESN’T KNOW 10/7 - 10/9 Prices: $35.50 to $40.50 Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre 2800 Cobb Galleria Pkwy.

TIX: 770-916-2852 www.cobbenergycentre.com

NOISES OFF 10/14 - 10/22 Prices: $6 to $12 Centerstage North Theatre, The Art Place - Mountain View 3330 Sandy Plains Rd., Marietta TIX: 770-516-3330 www.centerstagenorth.org

DRACULA 10/7 - 30 Prices: $30.00 Alabama Shakespeare Festival 1 Festival Drive, Montgomery, Al. 36117 TIX: 334-271-5353 www.asf.net

MOVIE MUSIC MAGIC 10/14 - 10/23 Prices: Tickets TBD Cherokee Theatre Company, Cherokee Arts Center 94 North St., Canton TIX: 770-704-0755 www.cherokeetheatre.org

GOLDA’S BALCONY 10/12 - 10/30 Prices: $20 to $50 Alliance Theatre 1280 Peachtree St. NE TIX: 404-733-5000 www.alliancetheatre.org

Concerts WITH A VOICE OF SINGING 10/8 only Prices: Adults $20, Senoirs/Students $15 Atlanta Sacred Chorale, Schwartz Center for the Performing Arts, 1700 N. Decatur Road, TIX: 404-915-4541 www.atlantasacredchorale.org

FREUD’S LAST SESSION 10/12 - 11/6 Prices: $15 to $35 Theatrical Outfit, Balzer Theater at Herren’s 84 Luckie St. NW TIX: 678-528-1500 www.theatricaloutfit.org

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ATLANTA PERFORMANCE GUIDE WEIRD AL YANKOVIC 10/1 only Prices: $25 to $45 Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre 2800 Cobb Galleria Pkwy.

770-916-2852 www.cobbenergycentre.com GLOWING RAVEL, GORGEOUS FRANCK 10/6 - 10/8 Prices: $21 to $79 LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM 10/7 only Prices: $45 to $95 THE RACH II: RAVISHING PICTURES 10/20 only Prices: $21 to $79 Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Woodruff Arts Center - Symphony Hall 1280 Peachtree St. NE TIX: 404-733-5000 www.atlantasymphony.org JAZZ ON THE GREEN 10/6 - 10/20 Prices: Free!

Arts at Emory, Emory’s Patterson Pavillion 1700 North Decatur Rd. TIX: 404-727-5050 www.arts.emory.edu PAQUITO D’RIVERA AND BRASIL GUITAR DUO 10/14 only Prices: $30 to $55 Ferst Center for the Arts at Georgia Tech 349 Ferst Dr. NW TIX: 404-894-9600 www.ferstcenter.gatech.edu ELENA CHOLAKOVA 10/14 only Prices: Free!

Arts at Emory, Michael C. Carlos Museum 571 South Kilgo Circle TIX: 404-727-4282 www.arts.emory.edu

EMORY WIND ENSEMBLE AND EMORY UNIVERSITY CHORUS 10/15 only Prices: Free!

ATLANTA YOUTH WIND SYMPHONY 10/17 only Prices: Free!

EMORY UNIVERSITY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 10/22 only Prices: Free!

WILLIAM RANSOM, VICTOR ASUNCION, PHILIP THOMSON AND TIMOTHY ALBRECHT 10/23 only Prices: $20 Arts at Emory, Emory’s Schwartz Center for the Performing Arts 1700 North Decatur Rd. TIX: 404-727-5050 www.arts.emory.edu CELTIC THUNDER 10/15 only Prices: $46.50 to $65 The Fabulous Fox Theatre 660 Peachtree St. NE TIX: 1-800-745-3000 www.foxtheatre.org THE WORLD BELOVED: A BLUEGRASS MASS 10/21 only Prices: $17; Seniors/Students: $12 The Michael O’Neal Singers, Roswell United Methodist Church 814 Mimosa Blvd., Roswell TIX: 770-594-7974 www.mosingers.com A NIGHT IN TREME: THE MUSICAL MAJESTY OF NEW ORLEANS 10/22 only Prices: $42 to $68 Rialto Center for the Arts 80 Forsyth St. NW TIX: 404-413-9849 www.rialtocenter.org

Dance Fashions Superstore

Large st Selectio n of Dance Shoe s an d Apparel in the USA!!!

w w w. D a n c e Fa s h i o n s. c o m 10400 Alpharetta Street • Roswell, GA 30075 770-998-0002 • Open 7 Days a Week!

shows MANDOLIN CONCERT 10/22 only Prices: $15 at the door Atlanta Mandolin Society, Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church 2855 Briarcliff Rd. NE TIX: 404-630-7287 www.atlantamandolins.com COMMISSIONS THEN AND NOW 10/23 only Prices: Tickets TBD Atlanta Chamber Players, High Museum of Art 1280 Peachtree St. NE TIX: 404-733-5000 www.atlantachamberplayers.com

Museums & Galleries A HARLOT’S PROGRESS: HOGARTH’S COMIC HISTORY 10/1 - 12/4 Prices: Adults: $8; Seniors/Students: $6; Children (ages 6 to 17): $6; Children (5 and under): Free! Michael C. Carlos Museum 571 South Kilgo Circle TIX: 404-727-4282 www.carlos.emory.edu KIKI SMITH: RITUALS 10/8/2011 - 1/22/2012 PICASSO TO WARHOL 10/15/2011 - 4/29/2012 Prices: Adults: $18; Seniors/Students: $15; Children (ages 6 to 17): $11; Children (5 and under): Free!

High Museum of Art 1280 Peachtree St. NE TIX: 404-733-5000 www.high.org

Kids Shows LA CUCARACHITA MARTINA 10/5 - 10/16 Prices: $16.50 Center for Puppetry Arts 1404 Spring St. NW TIX: 404-873-3391 www.puppet.org THE HEADLESS HORSEMAN OF SILLY HOLLOW 10/18 - 10/30 Prices: $16.50 Center for Puppetry Arts 1404 Spring St. NW TIX: 404-873-3391 www.puppet.org SCARY RIDE 10/29 only Prices: Free!

Arts at Emory, Emory’s Schwartz Center for the Performing Arts 1700 North Decatur Rd. TIX: 404-727-5050 www.arts.emory.edu THE REAL TWEENAGERS OF ATLANTA 10/29 - 11/13 Prices: $20 Alliance Theatre 1280 Peachtree St. NE TIX: 404-733-5000 www.alliancetheatre.org YO GABBA GABBA! LIVE! IT’S TIME TO DANCE! 10/30 only Prices: $22 to $48 The Fabulous Fox Theatre 660 Peachtree St. NE TIX: 1-800-745-3000 www.foxtheatre.org

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November Theatre RED LIGHT WINTER 11/9 - 12/4 Prices: $20 Pinch ‘n’ Ouch Theatre, 7 Stages Theatre 1105 Euclid Ave. NE TIX: 404-455-1313 www.pnotheatre.org PERSUASION 11/10 - 11/20 Prices: $20 Theater Emory, Emory’s Munroe Theatre, Dobbs University Center 605 Asbury Circle TIX: 404-727-5050 www.theater.emory.edu SEX AND THE SECOND CITY 11/11 - 12/18 Prices: $35 to $40 Alliance Theatre 1280 Peachtree St. NE TIX: 404-733-5000 www.alliancetheatre.org

Dance DANCE IN PROGRESS: GREGORY CATELLIER 11/1 only Prices: Free!

Arts at Emory, Emory’s Schwartz Center for the Performing Arts 1700 North Decatur Rd. TIX: 404-727-5050 www.arts.emory.edu

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IMPERIAL ACROBATS OF CHINA: CHI OF SHAOLIN 11/13 only Prices: $22 to $47 Ferst Center for the Arts at Georgia Tech 349 Ferst Dr. NW TIX: 404-894-9600 www.ferstcenter.gatech.edu EMORY DANCE COMPANY FALL CONCERT 11/17 - 11/19 Prices: $12; Students: $8 Arts at Emory, Emory’s Schwartz Center for the Performing Arts 1700 North Decatur Rd. TIX: 404-727-5050 www.arts.emory.edu

Music Theatre GLIMPSES OF THE MOON 11/3 - 11/20 Prices: $25 to $36 Georgia Ensemble Theatre, Roswell Cultural Arts Center 950 Forest St., Roswell TIX: 770-641-1260 www.get.org LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR 11/12 - 11/20 Prices: Tickets TBD The Atlanta Opera, Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre 2800 Cobb Galleria Pkwy.

TIX: 404-881-8885 www.atlantaopera.org MUSICAL THEATRE AND OPERA SCENES 11/15 only Prices: $5 Reinhardt University, The Falany Performing Arts Center 7300 Reinhardt Circle, Waleska TIX: 770-720-9167 www.reinhardt.edu/fpac

Concerts BASSEKOU KOUYATE AND NGONI BA 11/5 only Prices: $28 to $54 Rialto Center for the Arts Rialto Center for the Arts St. NW TIX: 404-413-9849 www.rialtocenter.org

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SCHOLA CANTORUM DE VENEZUELA 11/11 only Prices: $38 Arts at Emory, Emory’s Schwartz Center for the Performing Arts 1700 North Decatur Rd. TIX: 404-727-5050 www.arts.emory.edu

Kid Shows RUDOLPH THE RED-NOSED REINDEER 11/1 - 12/31 Prices: $16.50 Center for Puppetry Arts 1404 Spring St. NW TIX: 404-873-3391 www.puppet.org

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