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admin | March 19, 2010
I haven’t seen South Pacific yet, but it’s definitely on my list—it just looks like a fun night at the theatre. Plus, it’s a Rodgers & Hammerstein work, which means I’ll likely enjoy the music.
Planning to go? You have two ways to save:
If you use promo code “Jack”, you’ll save $5 on select tickets, plus [...]
admin | March 13, 2010
It took a while, but the Atlanta Civic Center has finally made a discount ticket offer available for Diana: A Celebration. We haven’t gone yet, but I’m definitely taking the girls to see this one. They’re 5 & 8 and still love princesses; I can’t pass up the opportunity to let them see a real [...]
admin | March 9, 2010
I’m going to see Spring Awakening tonight, & I’ll update this post with a review in the morning.
Review: I loved this show, but it’s best to get this part out of the way up front: If sexual situations, partial nudity, strong language, or seeing two boys kiss bothers you, this is not the musical for [...]
admin | March 1, 2010
Want some free tapas? On March 2 & 3 from noon-3:00 p.m., you can get them at Entice. There’s no mention of a drink purchase being necessary on @Entice_A’s Twitter feed, so this may, in fact, be a free lunch.
Entice A Caribbean seafood & tapas ultra lounge is located at 239 Ponce de Leon Ave [...]
admin | March 1, 2010
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I’ve heard nothing but rave reviews about the production, but as I’ve never seen Spring Awakening &I’m not familiar with either the musical or the play [...]
admin | February 24, 2010
I’ve never seen Spring Awakening, and I’m not familiar with either the musical or the play on which it’s based, so I’m going to borrow the plot summary from the press release: “Set against the backdrop of a repressive and provincial late 19th century Germany, Spring Awakening tells the timeless story of teenage self-discovery and [...]
admin | February 19, 2010
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre had been on my short list of touring groups to see when they come through Atlanta for a while. I went last night. As promised, here’s my review. The short version: It’s awesome. Go.
The program includes Ronald K. Brown’s “Dancing Spirit,” a tribute to Judith Jamison; Matthew Rushing’s “Uptown;” and [...]
admin | February 17, 2010
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre has been on my short list of touring groups to see when they come through Atlanta for a while. I’ve never been, but I’ve heard good things, and this year, I’m going. I’ll edit this post with a review after I see Thursday night’s performance.
I’d planned to post this [...]
admin | February 8, 2010
It took a while, but the Atlanta Civic Center has finally made a discount ticket offer available for Diana: A Celebration. I’m definitely taking the girls to see this one. They’re 5 & 8 and still love princesses; I can’t pass up the opportunity to let them see a real princess’ belongings up close.
First, [...]
admin | February 5, 2010
A Jugglers Festival? Who knew? I didn’t. And given that this is the 32nd annual Groundhog Day Jugglers Festival, I probably should have known about it. Alas, I’ll have to make up for it by making time for it this year. It sounds like fun:
From February 5-7, look out for falling objects at the [...]
