Photo by Tyler McClelland. As a clock displays 11:11, a time associated with mysticism and the otherworldly, a train rolls into view followed by a procession of peculiarly dressed people
Photo by Matthew Murphy. The Fox Theatre presented “The Sound of Music” from March 1-6, and the show was a heartwarming experience all around. The singing was absolutely amazing, especially
Atlanta Botanical Garden. by Annzie Hine, contributor “Chihuly in the Garden,” an exhibition featuring 21 original glass installations by Dale Chihuly, will return to the Atlanta Botanical Garden (ABG) from
SCAD deFINE ART. By Darissa Townes, contributor From today until Feb. 19, SCAD will host the seventh annual deFINE ART exhibition, which will feature many lectures, performances and other events surrounding the
Photo by Matthew Murphy. “Disney’s Beauty and the Beast” at the Fox Theatre was a magical, whimsical evening filled with laughter. The show, which ran from February 2-7 and featured
Broadway in Atlanta. Photo by Matthew Murphy. It’s a tale as old as time, true as it can be — good things come to those in school. Case in point:
Broadway in Atlanta. By Carmen Lehtimaki, contributor Christmas is almost here and so is “Elf,” the Broadway musical showing from Dec. 2-6 at the Fox Theatre. What could be better
Fox Theatre/Photo by Carol Rosegg. This week I had the opportunity to attend Rodgers and Hammerstein’s “Cinderella” at the Fox Theatre, and it was such a magical night filled
In the Next Room, or The Vibrator Play/Synchronicity Theatre. “Isn’t funny? I do not know what kind of person I am.” This line, spoken by Mrs. Givings, exemplifies how identity
Photo by Joshua Mcfadden. Joshua McFadden was recently awarded by LensCulture for “Top 50 Emerging Talent 2015.” “After SELMA” was the exhibition he submitted and it will be featured at