Atlanta ShowGuide Summer 2017

Summer 2017

Greater Atlanta’s

Performing Arts Magazine

10 Years at Cobb Energy Centre Also Inside: Theatrical Outfit’s 2017-2018 Offerings • Alliance Theatre 2017/18 Season 25 Years at GET • 2nd Annual Atlanta Musical Theatre Festival Summer in Decatur • Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Movies in Concert Atlanta Gay Mens Chorus Features Beatles • LGBTQIA Theatre Storms into 2nd Season ShowGuide Spotlights Performance Listings July - August 2017 ShowGuide Venues & More

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10 Years at Cobb Energy Centre

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Alliance Theatre 2017/18 Season Tickets On Sale Now

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Creative Process: Theatrical Outfit’s 2017-2018 Offerings Constitute a “Season of Character” by Holley Calmes

Here’s to 25 Amazing Years!

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The Second Annual Atlanta Musical Theatre Festival Announces Selections

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Get to Decatur Where Summer Is Cooler

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Movies in Concert with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra

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Atlanta Gay Men’s Chorus Members Wanna Hold Your Hand in Energy-Packed Beatles Show June 30-July 1 at The Rialto

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LGBTQIA Theatre Storms into Second Season with Hot Atlanta Talent

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Atlanta ShowGuide Spotlights

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Performance Listings July – August 2017 Atlanta ShowGuide Venues and More

On the Cover: Atlanta Ballet 2015 production “Classical Symphony” – MAYhem Photo by Kim Kenney 2017 Atlanta Opera Production “Don Pasquale” Photo by Raftermen Photography

Atlanta Ballet dancer Courtney Necessary Photo by Charlie McCullers.

10 Years at Cobb Energy Centre

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hen Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre opened in September 2007, it was metro Atlanta’s first major performing arts facility in four decades. Its governing body, the Cobb-Marietta Coliseum & Exhibit Hall Authority had high expectations. For artists, entertainers and event booking agents, the new venue was a long-awaited addition to the South’s rapidly growing metropolis. With 2017 marking a milestone year, take a look at how far the Centre has come.

Exhibit Hall Authority, the governing body for Cobb Galleria Centre, Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre, and ArtsBridge Foundation. “We knew that the Performing Arts Centre’s success would be determined by our programming and our outreach; therefore, we were deliberate in designing the venue to accommodate all facets of performing arts and entertainment—opera, concerts, dance, comedy, Broadway shows, family shows, cultural celebrations, awards events, corporate meetings, and social events.”

AN AMBITIOUS VISION Over the past 10 years, Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre has established a reputation as a premier, world-class arts and events venue not only in the region, but also nationally and internationally. It is home to two outstanding resident companies, Atlanta Ballet and The Atlanta Opera, and its arts education initiative ArtsBridge Foundation has become a national model for programming. “The CobbMarietta Coliseum & Exhibit Hall Authority’s vision was to partner strong civic leadership, powerful philanthropic values, and a committed passion for the performing arts and entertainment,” says Michele Swann, general manager and CEO of the Cobb-Marietta Coliseum &

EXCEEDING EXPECTATIONS Tens of thousands of people from all over Georgia and neighboring states come to Cobb Energy Centre every year to attend performances in the John A. Williams Theatre as well as conferences and special events in the beautiful Kessel D. Stelling Ballroom. In 2016 alone, Cobb Energy Centre hosted 270 performances and events and welcomed almost 300,000 guests. Since 2008, the Centre’s first full year of operation, it has racked up more than 2,000 events, with more than two million people in attendance. The economic impact is impressive: Since 2008, Cobb County has seen nearly $132 million, and Georgia, close to $186 million.

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CREATIVE PROCESS: Theatrical Outfit’s 2017-2018 Offerings Constitute a “Season of Character”

“Living life as though we all have a gift to give is a wonderful possibility.”

by Holley Calmes

BLOOD KNOT with (R-L) Tom Key & Kenny Leon Photo by Chris Kettrey

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n the theatre, our agenda is to successfully tell a story,” explains Theatrical Outfit’s Artistic Director Tom Key, one of Atlanta’s most prominent and philosophically driven artists. Theatrical Outfit’s 2017-2018 Season will realize this agenda by presenting plays based on high profile or otherwise strong characters as the main focus of each production.

The personality of Quasimodo in “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” (in collaboration with Gwinnett’s Aurora Theatre) launches the season, and Lizzie Curry in “110 in the Shade” closes it. In between there will be a young boy who identifies as a girl, Elizabeth Bennett’s younger sister Mary, Billie Holiday, and a couple of couples who explore the possibilities of a “shared closet door.”

Key describes the upcoming year as “a season of character.” He states, “When an audience member takes the whole journey with us next year, my hope is that they will understand deeply the truth of Heraclites proposition: Character is destiny.”

By experiencing the various personalities and their struggles throughout the 2017-2018 season, Key belies that “We can witness the power of character to transcend. It gives

promise to the possibility that life itself is ultimately a ‘Divine Comedy.’”

Key is also a proponent that Theatrical Outfit “start conversations that matter.” He says, “Every season offers a series of these ‘conversation starter’ stories, and we attract a diverse audience eager to find common ground with others through the art form of theatre.”

Theatrical Outfit has a number of unique ways for participants to start conversations.

An art gallery in the upper lobby, a ‘conversation corner’ bulletin board in the main lobby, post-show discussions and an online audience survey insure that those who experience the upcoming season’s character-driven performances will have ample opportunity for sharing their thoughts about what they have seen.

The new season with its wide variety of strong personalities is also a type of gift to the community.

Key says. “Living life as though we all have a gift to give is a wonderful possibility.

When we commit as a team to a season of plays and musicals, I choose to believe that a gift has been readied and this chance to prepare it and to give it is a sustaining joy.”

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With exhilarating Caribbean rhythms, this romantic musical makes for a breathtaking theatrical experience.

Sept 14th – Oct 1st 2017

By Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty Directed and Choreographed by Ricardo Aponte Musical Direction by S. Renee Clark

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Alliance Theatre 2017/18 Season Tickets On Sale Now

eason tickets for Atlanta’s nationally acclaimed Alliance Theatre’s 2017/18 off-site season are now on sale. The Alliance will take all the shows of the 49th season on the road to multiple venues around the city while the current theater space undergoes a complete renovation—its first since the building opened in 1968.

Each production in the season was carefully selected to match its venue, like SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE at Oglethorpe University’s Conant Center for the Performing Arts, the former home of Georgia Shakespeare, and CROSSING DELANCEY, the heartwarming play that looks at two generations of Jewish-American culture, at the Marcus Jewish Community Center of Atlanta. And there’s HAND TO GOD, the hilarious and irreverent puppet comedy, at Dad’s Garage, and Natasha Tretheway’s Pulitzer Prize-winning collection of poetry, NATIVE GUARD, that examines lost stories of AfricanAmerican Union troops at the Atlanta History Center just steps away from their extensive Civil War collection. And the Alliance will coproduce a concert staging of the Tony Awardwinning musical CANDIDE in Symphony Hall

with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and the Atlanta Symphony Chorus, plus an outdoor adaptation of A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM at the Atlanta Botanical Garden. The Alliance will also produce this year’s Alliance/Kendeda Competition winner at Actor’s Express, two one-act plays by Pearl Cleage at the Southwest Arts Center, three plays for youth and families at Spelman College, the Galloway School, and Porter Sanford III Performing Arts Center, and its annual production of A CHRISTMAS CAROL at the Cobb Energy Centre.

In addition to the Alliance’s season on the road, the Alliance will produce four Kathy & Ken Bernhardt Theatre for the Very Young productions and one play space at the Woodruff Arts Center. Theatre for the Very Young produces professional productions designed for children ages infant-5 years old.

The Alliance plans to return to its new theater space in time for its 50th anniversary season in late 2018.

Single tickets will be available in July 2017. For more information, visit www. alliancetheatre.org/nextseason.

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Here’s to 25 Amazing Years!

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eorgia Ensemble Theatre (GET) will kick off its 25th Silver Anniversary Season in September with a special lineup of shows to commemorate the Company’s first quarter century of professional theatre in North Fulton County.

Artistic Director Farley says of the coming season, “Our 25th Silver Anniversary Season is going to be one big party all season long.

Each play I have selected to celebrate this occasion has been chosen as a tribute to our subscribers, donors, sponsors, and supporters.”

The Main Stage will focus on great music and big laughs, whisking audiences from the Caribbean to Atlanta to Hollywood to Paris and ending with the most popular musical in the theatre’s 25-year history.

GET will also produce a fourplay FamilyStage: Adventure Series, and a four concert Joe Gransden Big Band series.

GET’s 25th Silver Anniversary Season Main Stage includes: Once On This Island By Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty (September 14– October 1, 2017)—picture the Lion King meets the Little Mermaid with exhilarating rhythms of the Caribbean.

A breathtaking theatrical experience.

Morningside By Topher Payne (October 26-November 12, 2017)—springtime in an Atlanta neighborhood…a baby shower, nine women

with secrets and a case of champagne. What could possibly go wrong?

Tenderly, The Rosemary Clooney Musical By Janet Yates Vogt and Mark Friedman (January 11-28, 2018)—a fresh and poignant picture of the woman whose unparalleled talent made her a Hollywood legend. Featuring “Come On-a My House”, “Mambo Italiano” and many more!

A Comedy of Tenors By Ken Ludwig (March 1-18, 2018)—the companion piece to the hilarious, Tony Award-winning Lend Me A Tenor, the most popular American farce of the 20th Century. An uproarious ride, full of mistaken identities, bedroom hijinks, and madcap delight.

Buddy The Buddy Holly Story By Alan Janes (April 12-29, 2018) Featuring the Music of Buddy Holly—the world’s most successful Rock ‘n’ Roll musical tells the true story of Buddy’s meteoric rise to fame and tragic death less than two years later.

Includes his greatest hits “That’ll Be The Day,” “Peggy Sue,” “Everyday,” plus Ritchie Valens’ “La Bamba” and the Big Bopper’s “Chantilly Lace”.

And playing during the season on Saturday mornings for the whole family: The Jungle Book, Miss Nelson is Missing (musical), The Giver and And Then They Came For Me – Remembering the World of Anne Frank.

Check www.get.org for dates and times.

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ANNOUNCING THE 2017-2018 SEASON A SEASON OF CHARACTER

Co-Production with

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The Second Annual Atlanta Musical Theatre Festival Announces Selections

2016 Atlanta Musical Theatre Festival; Julissa Sabino and Hannah Church (main photo); Kaia Davis (right photo, in red).

Photos by Casey Gardner Photography

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he Atlanta Musical Theatre Festival, now in its second year, was born out of a desire to motivate artists to continue to write musical theatre. Benjamin Davis, Founder and Executive Artistic Director, and an actor and producer, inspired by his participation in the New York Musical Theatre Festival in 2015, saw an opportunity to nurture the writing population in the Atlanta community.

Davis set out with the following mission: to cultivate the next generation of theatre artists by mentoring talent, propelling new musicals forward, and celebrating the community in a supportive, nurturing, and creative environment. The inaugural festival in 2016 was a big success—the artists’ interest in submitting pieces, and the public’s interest in seeing the selections told Ben he was on to something.

“This year, AMTF received submissions from all over the world including Australia, New Zealand, and Russia. It was stunning!” says Founder and Executive Artistic Director, Benjamin Davis. “Our selections committee set a three-night festival, featuring three diverse and eclectic new musicals. We are very excited to see how these new musicals will impact our community, and as always, we hope this experience is beneficial to the development of these pieces.”

This year’s selections are:

In the Middle of the Ocean is a one-man punk rock opera adaptation of the myth of Orpheus, set in a pirate brothel in the Atlantic Ocean—equal parts fiery rock concert and virtuosic storytelling. Book, Music and Lyrics by Chris Alonzo.

Cakewalk is a spicy satire set in 1917 Claxton, Georgia, with an eclectic score.

The patriarch’s heated race for mayor is complicated by the unfortunate behavior of his family and servants. (The Clugstons of 1917 Georgia bear an uncanny resemblance to 2017 America.) Book and Lyrics by Beverly Trader Austin.

Music by Bryan Mercer.

Mother of God is the story of Mary’s journey, adapted from the gospels of Matthew and Luke, revealing the strength, sacrifices, and fortitude required to be the mother of God. Book and Lyrics by Christian Albright. Music by Christian Magby.

Performances are at Out Front Theatre, in Atlanta’s Westside, on July 30, 31, and August 1, at 8pm. Tickets are on sale at www.TheAMTF. com, and donations and sponsorships are still available as well. Be a part of the future of musical theatre!

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ust east of the BeltLine is the historic city of Decatur, four square miles packed with so many great reasons to visit. Here are just a few: Check out the brand new mural

by Milagros Collective that transforms a mundane MARTA overpass into a visually stunning cultural landmark, with a creative playscape tucked underneath. Stroll our walkable downtown and take in a visual feast of compelling outdoor sculptures in the Artway public art series, including five new works installed in Oakhurst Village just south of the square. Local artists have transformed utilitarian signal boxes into colorful art objects on view all over town, easily accessible by way of new, eye-popping, creative crosswalks along our main street, Ponce de Leon Avenue. Get more details at decaturartsalliance.org.

As summer winds down, artsy events return, beginning with The Book As Art. This juried show of artists books opens Aug. 11 and runs through Sept. 29 at Decatur Library, 215 Sycamore St. Admission is free, and you can find out more at thebookasart.com.

And on Labor Day weekend the Decatur Book Festival returns with lively world-class author talks, book signings, and a popular street market. Most events are free, but some may require ticket reservations. Get the details at decaturbookfestival.com.

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Keepin’ it Indie-catur Shop at “indie” boutiques and galleries, relax and renew at a salon, or nibble and sip at acclaimed restaurants and pubs. Preview some of our top dining spots at decaturrestaurant-tour.com. Make the after-hours scene for live music, comedy, hand-crafted cocktails and small plates.

Bragging rights: Atlanta Magazine accolades include Coco and Mischa (best new gift boutique), Treehouse Kid & Craft (best kids store), Brush Sushi Izakaya (best yakitori), Kimball House (best oysters), Billy Allin, Cakes & Ale (restaurateur of the year), and @ chefkevingillespie, Revival (most fun follow).

Get here, and you’ll get it! Hop on MARTA for a quick train ride to the Decatur station at our downtown square to access it all. Check out all the delightful details online. Or stop by the Visitors Center at 113 Clairemont Ave. for friendly tips and pocket-size guides to all of the best that Decatur has to offer.

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ntroducing Movies in The Movies in Concert continues to delight millions Concert with the Atlanta of fans around the world. series is the ultimate The concerts on November 30, Symphony Orchestra! There blending of movies and December 1 and 2, will feature is nothing quite like watching your favorite films on the music, providing a one- the Orchestra performing every big screen in Symphony Hall note from Harry Potter and the of-a-kind experience to Sorcerer’s Stone™. Audiences with the Atlanta Symphony all in attendance.

Orchestra performing the will relive the magic of the score live. The Movies in Concert film in high-definition on the series is the ultimate blending of movies and giant Symphony Hall screen, while enjoying music, providing a one-of-a-kind experience to the Orchestra performing John Williams’ all in attendance. unforgettable score.

To kick things off, Academy Award® One of the most thrilling science fiction winning film La La Land will be shown at adventures ever made, Jurassic Park, features Atlanta Symphony Hall on October 25 and 26 the iconic and beloved musical score by John with the Orchestra performing the score live.

Williams. Jurassic Park transformed the movieWinner of six Academy Awards,® including going experience for an entire generation and Best Original Score and Best Original Song, La became the highest-grossing film of all time La Land tells the story of Mia (Emma Stone), in 1993. Now, audiences can experience the an aspiring actress, and Sebastian (Ryan ground-breaking film on January 20 and 21, Gosling), a dedicated jazz musician, who are 2018, accompanied by the Atlanta Symphony struggling to make ends meet in a city known Orchestra performing the magnificent score. for crushing hopes and breaking hearts.

Whether you’re a lifelong Atlanta Next up, Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Symphony Orchestra patron or it’s your Christmas, October 27 and 28, just in time for first-time, the Movies in Concert series offers Halloween. Last year’s double screening solda unique musical experience for the whole out and this year promises to be even bigger family or the perfect date night getaway. For and better. Costumes are highly recommended more details regarding Movies in Concert with for the full Halloween experience. the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, visit aso.org/ The Harry Potter™ film series is a movies. Tickets are on sale at ticketmaster.com once-in-a-lifetime cultural phenomena that and the Woodruff Arts Center Box Office.

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THE 2017 ESSENTIAL THEATRE PLAY FESTIVAL JULY 28 - AUGUST 27 at the West End Performing Arts Center

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AUGUST 4 & 5 · 8pm The Balzer Theater, 84 Luckie Street NW, Atlanta

Tickets: $30, $35 & $40 (group rates for 10 or more)

For Tickets call: 678-528-1500 or www.theatricaloutfit.org For more info about the show go to: www.robertrayproductions.com

Photos by John Stegall AGMC Christmas Concert, 2016

Atlanta Gay Men’s Chorus Members Wanna Hold Your Hand in Energy-Packed Beatles Show June 30-July 1 at The Rialto

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he Beatles! The legendary band was only together for a decade, but its music and message have had more impact on people of all ages—then and now—than probably any other band. Ever. The Atlanta Gay Men’s Chorus is excited to conclude its 36th season with two performances of the show Revolution at the Rialto Center for the Arts at Georgia State in downtown Atlanta on Friday and Saturday, June 30-July 1. Tickets are now available through at Voices of Note website or the Rialto Box Office. Prices range from $15 to $35.

The Beatles hit Atlanta on August 18, 1965. Many members of AGMC weren’t either living in or near Atlanta, some weren’t even born when the Fab Four came to the city. On August 18, 1965, the Beatles were welcomed by a screaming, appreciative crowd as they performed in the old Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium. Two months later, they were back in London to receive merits from the queen for their international fame and contribution to England’s financial health!

Kevin Robison, artistic director of AGMC states, “With the Beatles’ huge catalog of such popular music, we had a challenge to get everyone’s favorites into the show; we got many suggestions and ideas from audience members and singers. We just couldn’t resist building a show that adds many of the Beatles’ songs in a fast-paced, energetic performance that will be complete with multi-media, funka-delic lighting, colorful costumes, dancing… the works!”

“The Beatles were brilliant in their work, resolved in their politics, and the message threading through their body of work makes a strong case for a non-violent revolution against the systems that were dividing society then—and are still at play today,” Robison noted. “‘Revolution’ is the message of hope, love and freedom that we all need. From “Imagine” to “St. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band,” “All You Need is Love,” and much more. Revolution will be a fun, uplifting event that undoubtedly will have the audience singing along as they rock to the music.”

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LGBTQIA Theatre Storms into Second Season with Hot Atlanta Talent

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fter a smash inaugural season Out Front Theatre Company, the only theatre in the Southeastern United States dedicated to consistently telling compelling and important stories of the LGBTQIA community, has chosen their roster of directors that will lead the company’s second season of shows.

Beginning in October, the season will kick off with the cult musical The Rocky Horror Show, directed by Matthew Busch. Busch currently serves as the Associate Artistic Director of Out of Box Theatre, and recently Assistant Directed The Most Fabulous Story Ever Told at Out Front. Previously he has worked with True Colors Theatre Company and Actor’s Express.

In February of 2018, The Mystery of Love and Sex will make its Southeastern Premiere at Out Front, and will be directed

by Amber Bradshaw. Bradshaw is the Managing Artistic Director of Working Titles Playwrights, which exists to provide playwrights with the opportunity to excel at their craft by fostering an environment that nurtures the creation of powerful, thought-provoking and relevant plays that bring new, diverse voices to the local and national stage. She has previously worked

at The Essential Theatre, Center for Puppetry Arts and Theatrical Outfit.

Paul Conroy, Founder and Producing Artistic Director for Out Front, will direct Buyer and Cellar, which is also the company’s first co-production with another Atlanta theatre. ART Station in Stone Mountain will present the comedy in September 2017, while Out Front’s run will take place in March of 2018. Conroy will direct both engagements, with the same actor appearing in the hilarious one-man show.

To conclude Out Front’s season in May 2018, Jacob Demlow will direct Del Shores’ iconic comedy Sordid Lives. Demlow serves as Out Front’s Assistant Artistic Director and Head of Education. Most recently he directed The Laramie Project for Independent Artists’ Playhouse, and this summer will direct the World Premiere Reboot of the musical Zanna, Don’t! as the first production for Out Front’s educational programming.

“To have such a strong slate of directors in our second season is nothing short of phenomenal,” Conroy says. “Our directors are some of the best artist’s in Atlanta and there is no doubt that they will deliver productions that will have our audiences raving.”

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ATLANTA SHOWGUIDE SPOTLIGHTS Alabama Shakespeare Festival Makes Your July Jolly!

“Winds in the east, mist coming in...like somethin’ is brewin’ and bout to begin.”

This July, make your holiday jolly with the Alabama Shakespeare Festival’s production of Disney’s Mary Poppins! This million dollar production of the Broadway blockbuster features incredible sets, beautiful costumes and that magical nanny who will fly over your head and into your hearts, leaving you spellbound.

Kick your knees up and step in time!

Relive some of the most memorable songs ever sung on stage including “Chim Chim Cher-ee,” “A Spoonful of Sugar” and “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious!”

Your summer just won’t be complete without a trip to ASF in charming and historic Montgomery, AL!

Alliance Theatre Features The Dancing Granny The Dancing Granny is a world premiere for youth and families based on the beloved children’s book by 2017 Newbery Honor winner Ashley Bryan. Kids and adults will be tapping their feet all over Atlanta as Ananse, the clever spider of African folklore, tries to trick Granny into dancing away from her garden so he can take her vegetables.

But his plan backfires when he is drawn into the dance himself! The Dancing Granny will be performed at Oglethorpe University, The Galloway School, and Spelman College June 10 – July 16 while the Alliance Theatre’s performance spaces undergo a complete renovation. www.alliancetheatre.org/ dancinggranny.

2nd Annual Atlanta Musical Theatre Festival set to run July 30– August 1 The Atlanta Musical Theatre Festival is becoming the premiere musical theatre festival in the region. This year, over 20 pieces were submitted for consideration, coming from all corners of the world, from Atlanta to Australia to Russia! We’ll present three original productions over the three-night summer event, as well as showcase performances by Atlanta professionals. The AMTF’s mission is to cultivate the next generation of theatre artists by mentoring talent, propelling new musicals forward, and celebrating the community in a supportive, nurturing, and creative environment. Be a part of the Next Big Thing!

For more information and tickets, visit www.TheAMTF.com.

Atlanta Gay Mens Choir features Revolution: The Music of the Beatles As America settles into new and controversial leadership, the Atlanta Gay Men’s Chorus revisits the tumultuous 1960s with Revolution: The Music of the Beatles. Hear “With a Little Help From My Friends”, “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band”, “All You Need is Love,” and more as we celebrates six decades of timeless music by the Fab Four. AGMC is feeling groovy so pull out your tie dye and bell bottoms and get ready to be far out! Hop in your VW Van and roll down to the Rialto Center for the Arts, June 30 & July 1, at 8 PM.

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Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Star Wars and More: The Music of John Williams returns to Verizon Amphitheatre!

The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra is proud to announce the return of Star Wars and More: The Music of John Williams to Verizon Amphitheatre on Saturday, September 16, 2017. Last year, more than 5,000 Star Wars fans attended this incredible evening of music, making it the highest selling orchestral concert in the Orchestra’s history!

Principal Pops Conductor Michael Krajewski will lead this concert featuring the very best of John Williams’ legendary film scores, including pieces from Hook, Harry Potter and the Star Wars series, including Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

Tickets are on sale now at Ticketmaster.com, so make sure not to miss out on this out of this world performance!

Dancial Presents The Mojah Dance Conference Terrie Ajile Axam’s MOJAH Technique is a manifestation of the African spirit into a classical dance form.

Mojah is designed to continue the foundation of African derived dance in North America. The Mojah Dance Conference will involve one week of intense sessions. Students will study the history, terminology, technique, movement style and repertoire of MOJAH. Supplementing the MOJAH Program, classes and workshops in Jazz, Ballet, Horton and Graham will be taught by industry professionals. Students will study with MOJAH masters and work alongside members of Total Dance Company who are well versed in the details and nuance of the MOJAH technique.

Wrap Up Your Evening Decatur-style Quaff crafty cocktails at the newly expanded Pinewood.

Go upscale down-home style at Revival. Bliss out to live music at the legendary Eddie’s Attic, or Irish folk music nights at the Marlay House. Enjoy a breeze with your bev on the rooftop deck (21 and over!) at Grindhouse Killer Burgers. Mezcalito’s, Wahoo and the newly opened Scout are just a few of many spots with summertime-worthy seating. With 80+ restaurants, pubs, and cafés within its city limits, Decatur is a top dining destination. Check out decaturrestaurant-tour. com for tasty video tours of local restaurants favored by critics as well as the locals. See all at visitdecaturga.com.

Atlanta Shakespeare Tavern Join us as we celebrate all things iambic pentameter at The Shakespeare Tavern Playhouse this summer!There are multiple Shakespeare Superhero summer camps for elementaryaged students happening around the city and two Shakespeare Intensive for Teens acting programs showing the next generation the craft of performing. Meanwhile, the main stage acting company tackles a full spectrum of issues from political to comical (and sometimes the lines blur) when they present Richard III (June 15-July 2), A Midsummer Night’s Dream (July 6-30), The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) (August 3-20) and The Taming of the Shrew (August 24-September 17).

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Three colors: Turquoise PMS 326, Red-orange PMS 173, Purple PMS 242

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ATLANTA SHOWGUIDE SPOTLIGHTS Essential Theatre: Giving Georgia Playwrights a Voice The longest running theatre company dedicated to Georgia playwrights, the Essential Theatre celebrates 19 years of our Play Festival this summer with something old and something new: Essential’s very first Playwriting Award winner, Lauren Gunderson, returns to the stage with Ada and the Memory Engine, premiering July 28, and West End raised playwright G. M. Lupo’s first full-length play, Another Mother, has its world premiere August 4.

Neighborhood Nights and Artist Talkbacks return again this year, and check out our new PlayDates family programming, created in partnership with the Wren’s Nest!

The Essential Theatre: Giving Georgia Playwrights a Voice. For more visit us at http:// www.essentialtheatre.com/2017-festival, EssentialTheatre.Tix.com Once On This Island By Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty Directed and Choreographed by Ricardo Aponte Musical Direction by S. Renee Clark Georgia Ensemble Theatre starts off its 25th Silver Anniversary Season party with a smash hit Broadway musical. You are beckoned to the sunny and starlit Caribbean, where GET will bring the house down with a rousing Calypsoflavored score and highly charged dance from Atlanta’s most revered musical theatre director and choreographer, Ricardo Aponte. Picture The Lion King and The Little Mermaid brought together with exhilarating Caribbean rhythms.

From the Tony Award-winning Broadway Musical writing duo of Ragtime and Seussical, comes the story of a simple island girl who turns into a beautiful young woman searching for her capacity to love. Experience this romantic theatrical experience right here in Roswell before its upcoming Broadway revival.

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Out Front Telling the Important Stories Out Front Theatre Company is Atlanta’s LGBTQIA theatre company, the only company of its type in the Southeast. With a mission to consistently tell stories that are important to the LGBTQIA community, Out Front is entering its second season at its home in West Midtown.

Opening in October will be the cult classic musical The Rocky Horror Show, followed by the Southeastern premiere of The Mystery of Love and Sex in February 2018. Opening next will be the hilarious Buyer and Cellar, presented as a co-production with ART Station. Concluding the 2017/2108 season will be Del Shores’ iconic Sordid Lives in May 2018. For more information contact us at 404-448-2755 outfronttheatre.com Rush to See Legally Blonde at Marietta’s New Theater In The Square OMG YOU GUYS! Legally Blonde, The Musical is coming to the Theater in the Square. This fabulous international award-winning musical follows the transformation of Elle Woods as she tackles stereotypes, snobbery and scandal in pursuit of her dreams. This action-packed musical explodes on the stage with memorable songs and dynamic dances. Equal parts hilarious and heart-warming, this musical is so much fun, it should be illegal. Join the amazing cast, director and veteran Broadway performer Adam Pelty along with guest choreographer, Broadway’s original Brooke, Nikki Snelson for a magical evening.

For information and tickets visit performerswh.com.

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Book and Lyrics bycomes Brian Crawley from Music by within.

Andrew Lippa

DECEMBER

Roswell Summer Puppet Series on Sale Now! Let the Roswell Cultural Arts Center string you along this summer with our Roswell Summer Puppet Series! Tickets are only $5 for everyone ages 2 and up— making the series one of the most affordable summer family fun outings around. Puppet shows take place Monday – Saturday from June 5 - July 22 (sorry—no shows on July 3 & 4). For tickets to the Summer Puppet Series, Roswell Family Series or LIVE! In Roswell Series, please visit www.roswellcac.com or True call (770) 594-6232. And becharacter sure to follow us @ RoswellCAC for updates andcomes special offers! For from more details see Season Ad on page 9.

Theatrical Outfit Features The Season of Character Theatrical Outfit’s 2017-18 Season joyfully approaches the theme of character from diverse viewpoints and through vivid and nuanced lenses. Whether with colossal yet deeply personal musicals like The Hunchback of Notre Dame (our third co-production with Aurora Theatre) and 110 in the Shade, intimate historical perspectives like Lauren Gunderson’s Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley and Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar and Grill, or honest and bold explorations into individual identity like Boy and Topher Payne’s Perfect Arrangement, the Season of Character will redeem and inspire audiences of all backgrounds with its thoughtful invocation of the richness of the human spirit.

For more info visit www.theatricaloutfit.org

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A Johnny Mercer Musical Celebration DECEMBER 3 - 27, 2015 Broadway TheatricalOutfit.org Performer & Award True Colors, Between Riverside and Crazy 678.528.1500 Winning NYC Cabaret Ex-cop Walter “Pops” Artist, Robert Ray presents an All Singing, All Washington has had Dancing Musical Revue of Johnny Mercer’s enough. His landlord best-loved songs. Mercer, a Savannah native won’t leave him alone, his wife recently passed wrote thousands of songs including Moon away, and the liquor store can’t keep up with River, Blues in the Night, Come Rain or Come Shine, his thirst. Pops’ last living relative, his son Jeepers Creepers, Skylark, Days of Wine & Roses Junior, has recently moved back to Pops’ house and You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby! This with his girlfriend, Lulu, and his newly-sober Broadway Style Musical Show will feature 7 buddy, Oswaldo. With his heels dug into the singers and a 6-piece orchestra. floor of his rent-controlled Riverside Drive August 4 & 5, 8pm apartment, Pops holds onto old wounds— Balzar Theatre, 84 Luckie Street, NW physical and emotional—while he sweats out Tickets are $30, $35 & $40 (group rates for 10 the impending verdict on his lawsuit against or more) the NYPD. Pressure reaches a boiling point 678-528-1500 or go to: when an ultimatum comes from an unlikely www.theatricaloutfit.org source, pinning Pops squarely “Between Riverside and Crazy.” Between Riverside and Crazy, the 2015 Pulitzer Prize winner for Best Drama, is passionate, contemporary, and bracingly funny. CONTAINS ADULT LANGUAGE FOR AGES 17+.

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ROSWELL SUMMER PUPPET SERIES – BEAUTY AND THE BEAST 7/5-7/8 Prices (range): $5 National Marionette Theatre Roswell Cultural Arts Center 950 Forrest Street, Roswell TIX: (770) 594-6232 www.roswellcac.com

MACBETH 6/22 – 7/9 Prices:$25 to $30 Serenbe Playhouse 9110 Selborne Lane, Chattahoochee Hills TIX:770-463-1110 serenbeplayhouse.com

THE DANCING GRANNY 7/8–7/16 Prices:$8 to $15 Alliance Theatre Spelman College 350 Spelman Ln SW TIX:404-733-4650 alliancetheatre.org ROSWELL SUMMER PUPPET SERIES – PINOCCHIO 7/10-7/15 Prices (range): $5 Lee Bryan, “That Puppet Guy” Roswell Cultural Arts Center 950 Forrest Street, Roswell TIX: (770) 594-6232 www.roswellcac.com ROSWELL SUMMER PUPPET SERIES – THE NEW ADVENTURES OF BRER RABBIT 7/17-7/22 Prices (range): $5 All Hands Productions Roswell Cultural Arts Center 950 Forrest Street, Roswell TIX: (770) 594-6232 www.roswellcac.com ROSWELL FAMILY SERIES – A PERFECT BALANCE 8/26, 10 a.m. Prices (range): FREE (supported by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts) Kevin Reese, SchoolSculptures Roswell Cultural Arts Center 950 Forrest Street, Roswell TIX: (770) 594-6232 www.roswellcac.com

A. D. SMITH PRESENTS UNCLE CURLY’S CLASSROOM THE STAGE PLAY 7/8 - 2:00 pm; 7/8 - 7:30 pm Prices: $37.00 - $57.00 plus applicable fees Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre 2800 Cobb Galleria Parkway TIX: 770-916-2800 http://Cobbenergycentre.com AUTHOR TALK + BOOK SIGNING WITH BEN MEZRICH, WOOLLY: THE TRUE STORY OF THE DE-EXTINCTION OF ONE OF HISTORY’S MOST ICONIC CREATURES 7/9 Prices: $10 to $15 Marcus Jewish Community Center of Atlanta (MJCCA) 5342 Tilly Mill Road, Dunwoody TIX: 678.812.4002 atlantajcc.org/bookfestival

BETWEEN RIVERSIDE AND CRAZY 7/11-8/ 6/2017 Prices: $15 to $60 Kenny Leon’s True Colors Theatre Southwest Arts Center, 915 New Hope Rd TIX: 1-877-725-8849 www.truecolorstheatre.org

THE GLASS MENAGERIE 8/31-9/17 Prices:$12 to $30 Marietta’s New Theatre in the Square 11 Whitlock Ave., Marietta TIX:770-426-4800theatreinthesquare.net ONCE ON THIS ISLAND 9/14-10/1 Prices: Starting at $33 Georgia Ensemble Theatre Roswell Cultural Arts Center, 950 Forrest St, Roswell TIX: 770-641-1260 www.get.org

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ELVIS THE EARLY YEARS FEATURING TRIBUTE ARTIST SCOT BRUCE 8/12 Prices (range): $35-$60 Alabama Shakespeare Festival Festival Stage, One Festival Drive TIX: 334.271.5353 www.asf.net

LEGALLY BLONDE, THE MUSICAL 6/29,-7/1, & 7/5-8 @ 8 p.m., Matinee 7/1 -2, & 7/8-9 @ 3:00 p.m.Prices: $25 - $35 Performer’s Warehouse Productions New Theater In The Square 11 Whitlock Ave NW, Marietta TIX (678) 648-6771 www.performerswh.com

THE TAMING OF THE SHREW 8/26 – 7/17Prices:$15 to $39 Atlanta Shakespeare Company, New American Shakespeare Tavern, 499 Peachtree St. NE TIX:404-874-5299 shakespearetavern.com

MARY POPPINS 7/5-7/23 Prices: $40 to $69 Alabama Shakespeare Festival One Festival Drive Montgomery, AL 36117 TIX: 800-841-4273 www.asf.net

CONCERTS

A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM 7/7-7/30 Prices:$15 to $39 Atlanta Shakespeare Company New American Shakespeare Tavern 499 Peachtree St. NE TIX:404-874-5299 shakespearetavern.com

REVOLUTION: THE MUSIC OF THE BEATLES 6/ 30, 7/1, 8 PM Prices: $15 to $35 Atlanta Gay Men’s Chorus Rialto Center for the Arts, 80 Forsyth St., SW TIX 404.413.9TIX (9849) https://events.rialtocenter. org/Online/default.asp?

LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS 7/15-8/20 Prices:$21.60 to $37.80 Actor’s Express King Plow Arts Center, 887 West Marietta St. NW TIX:404-607-7469 actors-express.com

DESTA’S 10TH ANNIVERSARY FEATURING ASTER AWEKE 7/1Prices:$49.50 to $79.50 Atlanta Symphony Hall, 1280 Peachtree Street NE TIX:404-733-4900 atlantasymphony.org #IMOMSOHARD – MOM’S NIGHT OUT: SUMMER BREAK TOUR July 25, 2017 - 8:00 pm $46.75 and $35.75 plus applicable fees Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre 2800 Cobb Galleria Parkway TIX: 770-916-2800 Cobbenergycentre.com

ATLANTA MUSICAL THEATRE FESTIVAL 7/30/2017 - 8/1/2017 Prices (range): $15 - $45 Atlanta Musical Theatre Festival Out Front Theatre 999 Brady Avenue TIX: 404-514-2368 www.TheAMTF.com THE COMPLETE WORKS OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE (ABRIDGED) 8/5-8/20 Prices:$15 to $39 Atlanta Shakespeare Company New American Shakespeare Tavern 499 Peachtree St. NE TIX:404-874-5299 shakespearetavern.com

JOHNNY MERCER “TOO MARVELOUS FOR WORDS” 8/4-5/2017, 8PM Prices: $30 to $40 (group rates for 10 or more) ROBERT RAY PRODUCTIONS Featuring Robert Ray & 6 singers along with 6 piece orchestra.

THEATRICAL OUTFIT Balzar Theatre, 84 Luckie St. TIX: 678-528-1500 www.theatricaloutfit.org

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BET PRESENTS CELEBRATION OF GOSPEL August 4, 2017 - 8:00 pm $86.50, $66.50 & $46.50 plus applicable fees Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre 2800 Cobb Galleria Parkway TIX: 770-916-2800 Cobbenergycentre.com GILLIAN WELCH: THE HARROW & THE HARVEST TOUR 8/5 Prices:$25 to $37.50 Atlanta Symphony Hall 1280 Peachtree Street NE TIX:404-733-4900 atlantasymphony.org STEPHEN STILLS AND JUDY COLLINS 8/9 Prices: $29.50 to $350 1280 Peachtree Street NE TIX:404-733-4900 atlantasymphony.org

AN EVENING WITH LYLE LOVETT AND HIS LARGE BAND 8/19 Prices:$39.50 to $305 Atlanta Symphony Hall 1280 Peachtree Street NE TIX:404-733-4900 atlantasymphony.org

DANCE SUMMER INTENSIVE Dates: Session I: 6/12-6/23; Session II: 7/10-7/14; Session III: 7/17-7/21 MOJAH Conference Prices (range): $150-$250 per week Dancical Productions Adamsville Recreational Center 3201 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive TIX: 404- 752-0980 www.dancicalproductions.com

DECATUR BBQ BLUES & BLUEGRASS 8/12 Prices:TBA Harmony Park 630 East Lake Dr., Decatur TIX: decaturbbqfestival.com

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3 DOORS DOWN 8/11 - 8:00 pm Prices (range): $36.00, $56.00, $78.00 plus applicable fees Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre 2800 Cobb Galleria Parkway TIX: 770-916-2800 Cobbenergycentre.com

Into the Wylde: A Tour of Gardens May 6-7 Beer Garden and Silent Auction Saturday, June 24

LIONEL RICHIE WITH MARIAH CAREY 8/13 Prices:$39.95 to $500 Infinite Energy Center 6400 Sugarloaf Parkway, Duluth TIX:770-626-2464 infiniteenergycenter.com DONALD FAGEN AND THE NIGHTFLYERS 8/16 Prices:$49.50 to $325 Atlanta Symphony Hall 1280 Peachtree Street NE TIX:404-733-4900 atlantasymphony.org

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20TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE NBAF GALA! Reserve Now! Silent Auction. Stellar performances and entertainment. Seated dinner by Legendary Events!

7/8 Prices: $500/individual seat; $1500 patrons for two; sponsorships are available National Black Arts Festival Flourish 3143 Maple Drive, NE TIX: nbaf.org; jhanenkrat@nbaf.org, 404.372.4572.

ATLANTA AFRICAN DANCE AND DRUM FESTIVAL 7/28 – 7/30 Prices:$20 to $75 Afrikan Djeli Cultural Institute Covenant House Auditorium 1559 Johnson Rd. NW TIX: aaddf.org

DECATUR KEEPS IT COOL Fourth of July Parade, Concert and Fireworks (July 4), The Book As Art (8/11-9/29), Decatur Book Festival (Labor Day Weekend) Ongoing: Milagros MARTA Mural, The Decatur Artway, Signal Box Paintings and Arts Alliance Gallery shows.

City of Decatur Visitors Center / Arts Alliance Gallery 113 Clairemont Ave., Decatur, GA INFO: 678-615-0915 VisitDecaturGeorgia.com

ESSENTIAL THEATRE PLAY FESTIVAL - HTTP://WWW. ESSENTIALTHEATRE.COM/2017-FESTIVAL/) 7/28-8/27 Prices: $20 to $25 Essential Theatre, Inc West End Performing Arts Center 945 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd SW TIX: EssentialTheatre.Tix.com www.EssentialTheatre. com tickets@essentialtheatre.com

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Serenbe Playhouse

Actor’s Express

Judy Jacobs Gallery

Southwest Arts Center

Alliance Theater

King Plow Arts Ctr

Symphony Hall

Atlantix Half Price Tickets

Marietta’s New Theatre in the Square

Theatrical Outfit

Callanwolde Fine Arts Ctr Center for Puppetry Arts Cobb Energy Centre Ferst Center @ Ga Tech The Fox Theatre Georgia Ensemble Theatre High Museum of Art Horizon Theatre

Out Front Theatre Company

Tula Gallery Schwartz Ctr @ Emory

Pinch-n-Ouch Theatre Porter Sanford Arts Center

The Shakespeare Tavern Woodruff Arts Center

Rialto Theater Robert Ferst Center Roswell Cultural Arts Center

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