Review: Time, tenderness, taboos in the High’s “What Is Left Unspoken, Love”
[ad_1] What Is Left Unspoken, Love at the High Museum of Art through August 14 is a timely acknowledgement of the need for love. Composed of 70 works by 35…
What to do, see and hear: Diana Krall, “Mahalia,” new dance shows and much more
[ad_1] MUSIC Jazz vocalist and pianist Diana Krall returns to Atlanta Wednesday, April 20, for a concert at Symphony Hall. Krall has become the preeminent jazz vocalist of her generation,…
Whoa, Nellie! “Little House’s” Alison Arngrim to tell all at Out Front Theatre
[ad_1] Unlike Nellie Oleson, the sneeringly snobby, sausage-curled nightmare she played for seven seasons in 1970s television’s immortal Little House on the Prairie, actor Alison Arngrim could not be warmer…
Review: Cellist Yo-Yo Ma puts on a show-stopping performance with the ASO
[ad_1] Superstar cellist Yo-Yo Ma played with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra to a near-capacity crowd Wednesday night, and the palpable excitement radiating off that tightly packed audience was certainly understandable.…
Theater life comes “very full circle” for Atlanta star of “Jesus Christ Superstar”
[ad_1] When Omar Lopez-Cepero takes the stage as the villain next week in Jesus Christ Superstar at the Fox Theatre, he will be stepping onto the historic Atlanta showplace’s stage…
Atlanta Soundtrack: Andrea & Mud, small pockets and vintage Van Hunt
[ad_1] Andrea & Mud: “Hard Life” Preachers of the “surf-western” gospel, Atlanta’s Andrea Colburn and Kyle “Mud” Moseley are back with another entry to their canon of vivid storytelling with…
