Fall 2020
52ND SEASON OF
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WABE-FM’s Lois Reitzes — Decades of Dedication
The Rialto Center: The Show Must Go On
Georgia Tech Arts Reimagined its Fall 2020 Events
Atlanta Master Chorale Fall Events
True Colors Theatre “Joy and Pain” High Museum of Art Tells Stories of Civil Rights Tolbert Yilmaz School of Dance, It’s Showtime!
The Michael O’Neal Singers ONLINE Try VIRTUAL Adult Dance Classes with Atlanta Ballet Center for Puppetry Arts Goes Virtual The Atlanta Symphony Fall Season
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52nd Season of Alliance Theatre WABE-FM’s Lois Reitzes — Decades of Dedication By Holley Calmes
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Georgia Tech Arts Reimagined its Fall 2020 Events
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True Colors Theatre “Joy and Pain” Children’s Book Exhibition at the High Museum of Art Tells Stories of Civil Rights Movement
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The Michael O’Neal Singers ONLINE: Choral Singing in the Time of COVID-19
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Try VIRTUAL Adult Dance Classes with Atlanta Ballet
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Center for Puppetry Arts Stages a Virtual Jack and the Beanstalk
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Reimagining the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s Fall Season
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Atlanta ShowGuide Video Library Online Video Performances
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Tolbert Yilmaz School of Dance, It’s Showtime!
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Atlanta ShowGuide Performance Guide
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Arts Companies Partner with Emory School of Nursing to Reopen Safely
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Atlanta ShowGuide Show Must Go On!
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The Rialto Center for the Arts: The Show Must Go On By Darlene Hamilton
On the Cover: Alliance Theatre, Leonid Furmansky, Trahan Architecture
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Atlanta Master Chorale’s Full Calendar of Events this Fall
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Alliance Theatre is Pleased to Announce Our 52nd Season
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his season, the Alliance is reimagining how to gather, where to take the stage, and how a story comes to life. From drive-in movie style productions to socially-distanced shows on the Coca-Cola Stage and even a brand-new streaming platform, we are making meaningful, fun, and creative changes to serve our audiences. The new season reflects the Alliance’s continuing commitment to dynamic storytelling by and for a diverse group of people. The 52nd season includes six productions for adults, two for youth and families, and three productions for the Kathy & Ken Bernhardt Theatre for the Very Young. The productions represent three important and timely themes: the need for joy, the need for dialogue, and the celebration of our heroes. “Theatre continues to be a necessary town square for essential conversations and a balm for our souls” said Susan
V. Booth, Jennings Hertz Artistic Director. “Even in a pandemic and in deep and necessary civic unrest, still we are human. Still we love, we grieve, we rage, and we commune with friends and family — okay, maybe via Zoom, but still. We navigate forward, equally informed by truth and hope, and always in need of joy, dialogue, and heroes.” Learn more about our reopening plans.
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Okorie Johnson, also known as “OK Cello” being interviewed by Lois Reitzes. Photo by Summer Evans
WABE-FM’s Lois Reitzes Graces the Atlanta Arts Community with Decades of Dedication and “That Voice” By Holley Calmes
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n 1979, a young woman recently graduated from Indiana University’s School of Music, began her employment at Atlanta’s classical music station, WABEFM. From 1982 to 2017 her low, melodious voice soothed listeners as she hosted “Second Cup Concert.” Then, expanded formats placed her as host of the station’s “City Lights” in 2017. She has served as the station’s Director of Programming and then Arts and Cultural Programming since 2007. But Lois Rietzes is so much more than that.
Generations of listeners have grown up considered her their personal voice of Atlanta’s arts. She is more than a representative of WABE’s “brand,” she is one of Atlanta’s Arts treasures. “Being on air as long as I have, people have come to associate me with the arts in Atlanta,” Reitzes explains. “That is something for which I am most grateful.” This gratitude came with a front row seat to witness Atlanta arts’ history. continued on page 8
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Lois Reitzes, continued from page 6 “News is essential,” she says. “It’s essential for artists, especially performers, to stay connected with their audiences. We complete their work. Performing artists must have audiences, and many are feeling desperate now.”“My producers and I look for a wide range of people and topics to cover. In addition to the main artistic disciplines, we also like to cover culture-
“Maynard Jackson showed support for the arts by establishing a Bureau of Cultural Affairs which continues till this day,” she says. Reitzes lists the opening of Spivey Hall, the establishment of the Atlanta Opera and the arrival of Tomer Zvulun, plus annual Alvin Ailey productions as artistic milestones. “Also, Kenny Leon took
Henry Winkler and Lois Reitzes, Photo by Summer Evans the Alliance into another realm, and his successor, Susan Booth is a visionary.” “I hope Atlantans realize the treasures we have in local theatre here, with the likes of True Colors Theatre Company, Theatrical Outfit, Horizon Theatre, and Actor’s Express,” Reitzes states. How Atlanta keeps the arts thriving is another subject. “Everything begins with education,” says Reitzes. “The arts must be a major part of school criteria, and money is a factor. Funding for arts education must become a high priority.” As an example, Reitzes explains, “Finland has one of the most robust music scenes of any country, and reading music is required for graduation from high school there.” Reitzes’ mission now is to keep Atlantans on top of the arts through her “City Lights” show. She sees her career as a way to reinforce and encourage local arts.
related topics such as comedy and food. If I could interview Mel Brooks, I’d be over the moon! “I hope I have helped listeners discover a love for music,” Reitzes reflects. “Ideally, in 10 years, I hope that all the music, theatre, dance and literary events we currently have will still be around and will have expanded thanks to public support. I hope audiences will be more diverse in representation and that there is a wider range of programming.”
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FEED YOUR SENSES LIVE STREAM CONCERTS
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Georgia Tech Arts has Reimagined its Fall 2020 Events to Provide Free Online and In-Person Opportunities!
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KAKI KING WILL DEBUT HER NEW ALBUM “MODERN YESTERDAYS” AT THE FERST CENTER FOR THE ARTS, WHICH GEORGIA TECH ARTS WILL STREAM VIA FACEBOOK LIVE ON OCTOBER 24, 2020.
eorgia Tech Arts has reimagined its fall 2020 events to provide free online and in-person opportunities! Starting September 30th, world-renowned Italian design studio and production company fuse* will bring its popular installation AMYGDALA to Georgia Tech for five weeks. With a focus on emerging digital technologies, the studio’s research has resulted in the production of large-scale installations and live-media performances that promote audience engagement. This stunning outdoor audiovisual display pulls data from social media in real time, reflecting the collective emotional state of the internet. Arranged on the Arts Plaza in front of the Ferst Center, AMYGDALA will be there for you to experience from September 30 through November 3, 2020. No tickets or reservations are required. The first music event of the series will feature internationally acclaimed guitarist
and composer Kaki King, who’s been hailed by Rolling Stone as “a genre unto herself.” She will debut her new album “Modern Yesterdays” at the Ferst Center for the Arts, which Georgia Tech Arts will stream via Facebook Live on October 24, 2020. Her theatrical/musical work, DATA NOT FOUND, which explores issues such as artificial intelligence and “big data,” will be performed in person at the Ferst Center for the Arts February 12-14, 2021. Georgia Tech Arts weaves art into the learning and research happening across the Institute through a blend of professional performances, exhibitions, installations, residencies, and support for student and faculty ideas. The complete Georgia Tech Arts 20-21 series will range from live music and digital art installations to contemporary dance. Visit arts.gatech.edu for more information or to subscribe to the mailing list. follow us on Facebook @ArtsAtTech to enjoy our livestream events.
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True Colors Theatre Company “Joy and Pain”
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his Fall, Kenny Leon’s True Colors Theatre Company begins its exploration of the Black experience and the inextricable link of joy and pain for its Joy and Pain season. This season’s banner symbolizes the complexities and challenges the Black community faces today, while serving as a beacon, filled with rich color and diversity, to remind us all of the spectacular beauty of the Black community. True Colors dedicates this year to sharing Black stories, uncovering new Black truths, and reaffirming the value, grace, and excellence of Black lives. Like many other arts and cultural organizations during this unusual time, True Colors is adapting and finding ways to stay connected with its devoted audience, while offering new avenues for new audiences to engage with it. True Colors is providing virtual offerings, including a weekly podcast hosted by Artistic Director Jamil Jude, and a #RealResponses campaign that amplifies artists’ work in response to the Black Lives Matter Movement.
True Colors is continuing its popular Community Conversations series, which presents interactive discussions with preeminent thought leaders and artists in a virtual setting. The series will begin with Out of the Shadows: Access to the Arts for Southern Black LGBTQ, presented in partnership with The Counter Narrative Project. The conversation will focus on barriers to the arts that many Black, LGBTQ artists continue to face in today’s American South, as well as the bold and brave stories of overcoming these obstacles. This panel discussion will feature a number of distinguished Black, LGBTQ voices and will be available on True Colors’ website. Next up in the Community Conversations series is Black Branding: The Fight for Dignified Representation, in October. Other topics later in the season include Black Theatre and the Black Lives Matter Movement, among others. For the full line-up, subscribe to our newsletter at https://mailchi.mp/truecolorstheatre/signup.
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Children’s Book Exhibition at the High Museum of Art Tells Stories of Civil Rights Movement
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his fall, the High Museum of Art presents “Picture the Dream: The Story of the Civil Rights Movement through Children’s Books” (through Nov. 8), an exhibition organized in collaboration with The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art. The exhibition is the first of its kind to delve into the events, people and themes of the civil rights movement, both celebrated and forgotten, through one of the most compelling forms of visual expression, the children’s picture book. The more than 80 artworks on view, ranging from paintings and prints to collages and drawings, will evoke the power and continuing relevance of the era that shaped American history and continues to reverberate today. The year 2020 marks the anniversary of several key events from the civil rights movement. Sixty-five years ago, in 1955, Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat on a segregated bus in Alabama. Five years later, Ruby Bridges integrated her New Orleans elementary school, and four Black students catalyzed the sit-in movement at the segregated Woolworth’s lunch counter in North Carolina. “Picture the Dream” will explore
those stories and more, and honor the movement’s icons, including Parks, Bridges, Congressman John Lewis, Ambassador Andrew Young and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. “One of the guiding aspects of our mission is a commitment to family audiences. Through our children’s book exhibitions, we aim to help adult visitors open meaningful dialogues with the children in their lives and create memories that will last a lifetime,” said Rand Suffolk, Nancy and Holcombe T. Green, Jr., director of the High. “This exhibition will spark important conversations across generations about a crucial period in our nation’s history that connects directly to our city, a birthplace of the civil rights movement.” The exhibition is guest curated by New York Times-bestselling and Coretta Scott King Book Award-winning children’s book author Andrea Davis Pinkney. In conjunction with the exhibition, the Alliance Theatre at The Woodruff Arts Center will present an animated version of the world-premiere play “Sit-In,” written by Pearl Cleage and inspired by Pinkney’s book “Sit-In: How Four Friends Stood Up by Sitting Down” (available for on-demand streaming in October). For more information and to purchase tickets, visit www.high.org.
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olbert Yilmaz road getting here, but defiSchool of Dance, nitely worth every mile.” which opened more than 40 years Welcoming dancers back ago in a small house on safely Canton Street, raised the Dancers across the curtain on its brand new, country are returning 24,000-square-foot, to studios in a different Photo courtesy of Tolbert Yilmaz School of Dance state-of- the-art facility world, with masks, waivon August 29th. Dance school families, alum- ers, and no touching. “We knew that as our ni, and members of the Roswell community students and faculty returned to in-person celebrated the grand opening with an all-day classes, things would look a lot different” open house, studio tours, dance workshops said Yilmaz. “Keeping our staff, dancers and and performances, carnival-style activities, their families safe is our top priority. “We food trucks and more! are taking as many precautions as posThe studio’s much-anticipated new sible to ensure their health and well-being.” home — located at the corner of Houze Road Unprecedented times call for strict policies, and Houze Way in Roswell — is a dancer’s including limiting class sizes to allow for dream. The school has seven custom-built social distancing, mandatory masks, and studios with sprung floors, fantastic natural temperature checks. In addition to in-perlight, cutting-edge technology, and an onson classes, TYSOD is offering all its classes site performance space. The facility’s physical LIVE via Zoom. “We want dancers to be able therapy suite, expansive study area, in-house to attend class whatever way works best costume shop and rooftop lounge provide for them,” adds Yilmaz. dancers ample space and support as they develop their passion for dance! About Tolbert Yilmaz School of Dance “We are thrilled to embark on this new Founded by Nancy Tolbert Yilmaz and chapter” said Artistic Director and Founder Mary Lynn Taylor in 1979, the studio has Nancy Tolbert Yilmaz. “For our dancers, trained thousands of young dancers over TYSOD is not just a dance school, it’s a secthe years. More than 130 classes are offered ond home. We really worked hard to make it each week in Ballet, Contemporary, Modern, the best space we could. It is so much more Tap, Jazz, Hip Hop, Acro and more for dancers than I could have hoped for! It’s been a long ages 2 and up. www.tysod.com
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coalition of Atlanta’s assessment tool, the project arts organizations architects will analyze the have partnered data to create standard opwith the nursing school erating procedures for each at Emory University to area of operation, including create guidelines for safely front of house, performance reopening theatres and spaces, and backstage. performance venues. These operating procedures Actor’s Express has can be applied across all the led a group of 18 arts performing arts companies organizations in creatin the region. ing a partnership with the Then the Doctor of Nell Hodgson Woodruff Nursing Practice students at School of Nursing at Emory Emory will go one step furSchool of Nursing Facility University to evaluate and ther, issuing specific guidPublic Health Clinical Leaders Daniel Geller DNP, MSN, FNP study performing arts ance to each participating Roxana Chicas Ph.D., RN operations. This evaluation performing arts company Rebecca Shasanmi Ellis, MPH, will lead to the creation of detailing how it can adapt BSN, RN a set of guidelines and sugworkflows to mitigate the Monica Donohue MN, RN gestions on how to safely effects of COVID-19. Kim Crawford, MPH, FNP Sarah Febres-Cordero RN, BSN and responsibly reopen as “Because every operaPriscilla Hall Ph.D., CNM the COVID-19 pandemic tion is different and each continues. venue has a unique set of The study will analyze data on how challenges, no one sweeping policy will work patrons, performers, and staff interact, and for everyone,” said Morgan Clark-Youngblood, propose ways to safely return to work and a DNP candidate at the Emory School of performances as soon as it’s safe to do Nursing. “Through this partnership, as well as so. These plans will also take into account guidance from the CDC and Georgia Departcurrent statistics on new infections in the ment of Public Health, we hope to find a set community, and define benchmarks for of guidelines all performance venues can put reopening. in place to reduce risk to audiences, artists, After all 18 of the participating performand crew, as well as specific action plans for ing arts companies have completed an each company participating in the study.”
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The Rialto Center for the Arts: The Show Must Go On
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or over a century, the Rialto Center for the Arts at Georgia State University has been a beacon for the arts in Downtown Atlanta. The Rialto has had many lives — as a vaudeville house, a movie theater and today as a performing arts center presenting world-class, international artists. In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and social unrest, the Rialto had to pivot to find new ways to engage our audiences because the show must go on. It was necessary to expand beyond the confines of our building and delve completely into the world of virtual performances. During Georgia’s shelter-in-place orders, the Rialto introduced Rialto Replays which were broadcast on our social media platforms every Wednesday, featuring full-length Rialto Series performances archived by GSUTV including Lisa Fischer, Off the EDGE Dance Festival, and The Nile Project. In an effort to offer hope and support to the Atlanta community during these extraordinary times and to showcase local and emerging artists, we launched the Rialto Homegrown Artists Series. Our Homegrown Artists Series presents a variety of free, short, virtual
performances, every other Thursday at noon, from the homes of local artists. Our monthly lunch-and-learn series, Feed Your Senses, now features livestream performances. Connecting with partners in Atlanta and beyond, we recently partnered with Russell Gunn and the Blue Note New York to present “Live at the Rialto” Livestream featuring Russell Gunn and the Royal Krunk Jazz Orkestra broadcast from the Rialto on Facebook and Instagram. As a result, the Rialto has reached over 30,500 through virtual performances — more than twice our live show reach each season. Our virtual performances may be viewed on demand on our website’s Rialto Performance Archives page. While we are thrilled to offer virtual performances and reach new audiences, we continue to explore and implement ways to safely bring audiences back to the Rialto for the high caliber performances they expect. As we implement measures to ensure the health and safety of our patrons, we stand ready to welcome you to the Rialto. Until then, join us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter @RialtoCenter. The show goes on!
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Atlanta Master Chorale is Proud to Present a Full Calendar of Events this Fall
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hile we all may not be able to gather together in person, we are excited to provide a library of content that will continue to inspire and enrich the lives of our community through performance. Our Virtual Concert Hall series will provide an insider’s look at all things Atlanta Master Chorale. Sign up for the Monday Music Motivation and receive a weekly email highlighting a newly released or “throwback” concert video. Enter our virtual concert hall and enjoy our MiniConcerts, a unique compilation of both original and past performances. Journey to the unknown and discover our choristers’ hidden talents with our new Inspiring Artistry Series. Finally, eavesdrop on our Artistic Director, Eric Nelson, as he hosts Spirited Conversations with special guests in a behind-the-scenes look at the world of music. To register for the weekly emails or to learn more about the fall schedule, visit www.atlantamasterchorale.com or follow us on Facebook or Instagram (@ atlantamasterchorale). Did you know that Atlanta Master Chorale has a YouTube Channel and it recently surpassed 1,000,000 views? The channel features more than 100 chorale performances. There’s a little something for everyone. Enjoy its beauty and inspiration, by subscribing to our YouTube Channel. This past January, Atlanta Master
Chorale established the Eric Nelson Artistic Fund (ENAF) honoring Eric Nelson’s twentieth anniversary as Artistic Director, providing additional financial support to further our mission. The fund’s primary uses will support the development of commissioned chorale works, underwrite chorale members’ event-related travel expenses with the ensemble for guest appearances, and defray expenses to contract high-caliber guest artists to perform with the chorale. We believe that these three primary areas will benefit each member of the Chorale, enhance their overall choral experience, and support Eric’s deep passion for choral music, resulting in greater exposure to one of the truly great choirs in the United States. If you are interested in supporting this fund, donations may be made to “Atlanta Master Chorale - ENAF” and mailed to P.O. Box 133201, Atlanta, GA 30333 or via our website atlantamasterchorale.org. Little Innocent Lamb (World Premier) Traditional Spiritual Music composed by Stacy Gibbs youtube.com/watch?v=YSA_Wf1Uxx4
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he Michael O’Neal Singers organization (MOS), based in Roswell, is entering its 32nd season of choral music-making. Since its inception, MOS has provided a unique opportunity to the north metro-Atlanta community to experience musical presentations of engaging variety and artistic excellence. MOS recognizes the power vocal music has to connect and heal, and so offers choral opportunities to the community at large by hosting an annual December Messiah Sing-Along and a nonauditioned Summer Singers program. The 140-member symphonic chorus would normally now be gathering for weekly rehearsals to prepare fall and holiday concerts, but singing, and gathering in large groups, are too risky right now. The Michael O’Neal Singers ONLINE offers a way for choral singers to keep their voices in shape, learn and safely rehearse choral music with a choral “surround sound,” and visit with other singers in real time. Rehearsals are offered weekly via YouTube, and are followed by Zoom social sessions for those persons interested in visiting with other singers. The ONLINE MOS experience is not the same thing as a virtual choir, in which a singer records his/her individual voice and
a sound technician blends all the voices together. MOS ONLINE does not require a singer to record his or her voice; it feels more like singing in a mixed chorus arrangement, especially when headphones or earbuds are used. Those MOS ONLINE participants interested in also having a virtual choir experience can choose to participate in an optional ‘virtual audio’ performance. The Fall session of The Michael O’Neal Singers ONLINE is entitled Unity Through Song and the YouTube videos will ‘premiere’ each Monday evening at 8 p.m. EDT, from September 14 – October 19 (they can also be viewed any time after each ‘premiere’ showing). There is no registration fee for participation, although donations are gratefully accepted. Composers represented in Unity Through Song include Leonard Bernstein, Aaron Copland, Giuseppe Verdi, John Rutter, and Randall Thompson, among others. Singers may enroll from anywhere; MOS ONLINE currently includes participants from 24 states and four countries spread over three continents. Visit MOS on the web at www.mosingers.com or call 770.594.7974 to learn more about being part of The Michael O’Neal Singers ONLINE.
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s the official school of Atlanta Ballet, Atlanta Ballet Centre for Dance Education is known as one of the top training facilities for young aspiring dancers in the U.S. The Centre also offers a variety of virtual drop-in classes for adults. Adult Open Division classes are geared towards students ages 18 and up who wish to start dancing, return to a passion for dance, or are looking for a new form of exercise. Fall classes will be offered virtually only. There’s no contract or major commitment, so you can take a class when it fits your schedule, Monday through Saturday. There are classes for everyone — from ballet to jazz and modern. When your resolve to keep up an at-home exercise regimen starts to wane, dance classes are great ways to kick-start your fitness routine and discover new interests. “The Atlanta Ballet Centre for Dance Education is a great facility for dance education for every level. As a past pre-professional dancer, I really lost a big part of my life when I quit for college. The Atlanta Ballet offers some of the most
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solid ballet education classes that I’ve taken, apart from the dance classes I grew up on. The Adult Open classes are great for any dancer of any age, size and level. I myself enjoy the beginning/intermediate level and the intermediate level. “ — Yelp Reviewer Try a class on Atlanta Ballet Centre for Dance Education the first of every month when it offers its free class day! Visit centre.atlantaballet.com/adultclasses to explore the full schedule and pricing details.
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Center for Puppetry Arts Brings Jack and the Beanstalk to the Virtual Stage
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eginning September 9 and running through September 20, 2020 the Center for Puppetry Arts presents a live performance from its digital studios via Zoom of Jack and the Beanstalk (ages 2-12). In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Center has expanded its virtual programming to include more live interactive online workshops and puppet shows, museum programming, virtual field trips, and ondemand video. In this very fractured telling of a fairy tale favorite, Jack must find a giant to solve a uniquely froggy problem! Jack and the Beanstalk is presented by awardwinning puppeteer, David Stephens. Stephens has toured the United States and Canada presenting one-man puppet shows, which he writes, directs, builds, produces and performs under the auspices of his Atlanta-based company, All Hands Productions. His work has been recognized by the Puppeteers of America and the American branch of Union Internationale de la Marionette (UNIMA), the world’s oldest theatrical organization focused on puppetry. Along with the show, your Jack and the Beanstalk
ticket includes a special do-it-yourself Create-A-Puppet Workshop™ kit. The kit contains a PDF with a template, list of materials, and all the instructions you need to build your Delightful Dog Hand Puppet. You will also receive a link to an instructional video on how to build your puppet. Visit the Center for Puppetry Arts website for more information and to purchase your tickets today. Tickets must be purchased at least one hour in advance of the show and you must have the Zoom application loaded on your device to see the live performance. In addition to Jack and the Beanstalk, the Center’s award-winning Digital Learning team offers an array of live, interactive online puppet shows, curriculum-based workshops, museum programs, and video for classroom and home educators. With the expertise of 20+ years presenting distance learning programming, the Center for Puppetry Arts is a valuable resource for teachers and parents seeking digital learning opportunities. The 2020-2021 Educator Resource Guide is a comprehensive list of everything that’s available from the digital studios at the Center.
,Jack and the Beanstalk Photo by Richard Parsons
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BEYOND THE STUDIO
To learn more about our performing and visual arts programs, visit gallowayschool.org/arts
At Galloway, students (age 3 through grade 12) are inspired to push beyond intellectual boundaries, to embrace new challenges, and to discover more about themselves and the world around them.
Reimagining the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s Fall Season
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n the absence of concerts and large events due to COVID-19, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra (ASO) has remained dedicated to sharing the music with Atlanta and beyond on its Virtual Stage. This fall, the Orchestra will be returning to Symphony Hall for the first time since March for a reimagined season that prioritizes the safety and health of the performers and audiences. The fall 2020 concert programs will be performed without a live audience and will be distributed online as subscriber content on the ASO Virtual Stage. The new programs will be shorter in length, composed of smaller orchestral ensembles to meet social distancing requirements, and will feature most of the originally scheduled guest artists, such as Gil Shaham, Louis Lortie, and ASO Principal Bassoon Andrew Brady, plus new additions like ASO Principal Cello Rainer Eudeikis and double-bassist and Talent Development Program alumnus Xavier Foley.
“As musicians, our greatest joy is to share our love of music with our audiences, and we have missed them terribly,” said Robert Spano, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Music Director. “We’ve also missed gathering on stage to make music together. We can’t wait to connect with all of you again this fall, even if it’s done virtually. We look forward to welcoming music lovers not only from Atlanta, but from around the world, to our Virtual Stage this fall.” A new robotic camera system in Atlanta Symphony Hall will provide enhanced audio and video quality for an immersive at-home experience for viewers. Viewers may purchase an ASO Virtual Membership to gain access to the reimagined concerts and enjoy great benefits like free ticket exchanges and discounts on future ASO concerts. Visit aso.org to view the reimagined fall season and enjoy the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra like never before — from the comfort of your living room!
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ATLANTA ONLINE VIDEO LIBRARY FALL Since we can’t be together in the theater right now, Atlanta ShowGuide is bringing the performing arts community to you! With the help of our partner arts organizations, we have launched a video library on our website, www.AtlantaShowGuide.com. Take a look and enjoy music, dance, drama and more from some of our area’s most talented artists.
ATLANTABALLET.COM Collection of our Dancer Q&As vimeo.com/user/11441975/folder/2048784
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ARTBEATSATL.COM Keep up with all the latest Art News in Atlanta https://vimeo.com/420679071
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Tyger Poem by William Blake (1757-1827) Music composed by Elaine Hagenberg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNlK7LtrVc&t=11s
It’s Time to Heal: Four Days of Black Plays Online https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t3YrlsEpQPY
Little Birds Poem by Octavio Paz (1914-1998) Music composed by Eric Whitacre https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZuTwxPQE48
Toni Simmons-Hinson, Founding-Producer, Atlanta Black Theatre Festival https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9sWRqVLXpM
How Great Thou Art Traditional Hymn, Arranged by Eric Nelson https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlluY-9JZBQ
Four Days of Black Plays: Theatre at Home https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NsSGDkaiTZM
Hold Fast to Dreams Music composed by Joel Thompson https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_JMbYWU-GA
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All Things Bright and Beautiful Poem by Mrs. C. F. Alexander (1818-1895) Music composed by John Rutter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hoxvEpMpN9s
SHAKESPEARETAVERN.COM Enjoy our four educational videos! https://www.atlantashakespeare.org/digitallearning
Weather Report (Traditional English Rhymes, tongue-twisters and clever sayings) Music composed by Bob Chilcott https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mBjZUQ7Cu_w
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ATLANTA ONLINE VIDEO LIBRARY FALL When Soft Voices Die Poem by: Percy Bysshe Shelley (1792-1822) Music arranged by: Eric Nelson https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSsXVprKSPA
BALLETHNIC.ORG
Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer’s Day Music composed by: Nils Linberg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bprd_swO85I
Celebrating 30 Years of Artistic Excellence Small Film Featured on BET https://www.facebook.com/ BallethnicDanceCompany/ videos/986237815130968/
If Music be the Food of Life Music composed by: David C. Dickau https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NeHoYjQN4Cg
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Soon Ah Will Be Done Traditional Spiritual Music arranged by William L. Dawson (1899-1990) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WHrn8HMDFTA
CCITYOPERA.ORG
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Performing Rossini’s il barbiere di Siviglia https://www.facebook.com/ watch/?v=234677850832587 Highlights from La Traviata, Rigoletto, Carmen, The Pearl Fishers, and more. Youtube - https://youtu.be/7KawU42fpuU Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ watch/?v=93043667744874
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Justin Bruns Shows Us Ode to Joy https://www.facebook.com/atlantasymphony/ videos/922198854936130
CONNECT.OGLETHORPE.EDU/ ORGANIZATION/CONANT
An ASO Masterclass: Preparing for an Audition, https://www.facebook.com/18280394014/ videos/677480216295844/
Here is the link to the Oglethorpe Singer’s virtual performance of Mozart’s Dies Irae: https://youtu.be/QDCH0P2K6_k
An ASO Masterclass: Four Tips for Musicians/ https://www.facebook.com/18280394014/ videos/1206984799648696/
Stay informed and in touch at AtlantaShowGuide.com and facebook.com/ ATLShowGuideMagazine
Doctor Atomic https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gyTDR9m gfYU&fbclid=IwAR2LhuGKdEfUHRLbpxd60cUiF4ZDqrFiGvsaQWv5U2HNIk-AcyRrw1-8ok Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Chorus https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1dZUXxsLz8
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Inside the Artist’s Studio: Esteban Patiño https://bit.ly/3i3DTWt
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Butterflies, Other Insects, and Flowers https://bit.ly/3bfwyQU
Café Lilly https://youtu.be/sITJG7P0KZc
Dancer Finds Movement in Silhouettes of the Past https://bit.ly/32O8VLu
Wahoo https://youtu.be/WNakB3veKIo
T. Lang Dance https://bit.ly/3jyI6l6
Three colors: Turquoise PMS 326, Red-orange PMS 173,Purple PMS 242
Cafe Alsace https://youtu.be/Q7nFQmLeyj0
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Parkers on Ponce https://youtu.be/MnJ9maHp2Nw
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ARTS.GATECH.EDU AMYGDALA by fuse at Georgia Tech Arts https://youtu.be/joT8NYzwvPY
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HIGH.ORG/CAMP Remembering the Honorable John Lewis Take a look back at photography in the High’s Civil Rights Collection with John Lewis. https://www.facebook.com/41675476035/ videos/929736054196445 Inside the Artist’s Studio: Corrine Colarusso https://www.facebook.com/41675476035/ videos/365790671062252
LIBBYWHITTEMORE.COM Libby Whittemore with Robert Strickland & The Dekalb Symphony Orchestra Performing Blue Bird. https://bit.ly/34Lu9MC The 31st Lady Of Country Music, Miss Connie Sue Day and her musical director, Robbie Lee Strickland! https://bit.ly/2QHTwqg The Telephone Song — Libby Whittemore @ Libby’s Cabaret 2005 https://bit.ly/2YOeND1 JOIN US NOW LIVE From Libby’s Living Room #17 https://bit.ly/3lADpJg JOIN US NOW! LIVE FROM LIBBY’S LIVING ROOM with Robert Strickland https://bit.ly/2YRGpaA JOIN US NOW....LIVE From Libbys Living Room #3 https://bit.ly/2EPgTLW JOIN US NOW LIVE from Libby’s Living Room #4 https://bit.ly/3hLrNB9
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ATLANTA ONLINE VIDEO LIBRARY FALL JOIN US NOW LIVE From Libby’s Living Room https://bit.ly/3jxZdDD JOIN US NOW LIVE From Libby’s Living Room #8 https://bit.ly/31LVc8y
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Throwback videos https://www.facebook.com/207907422595840/ videos/236175100807163 https://www.facebook.com/207907422595840/ videos/2559467134299963 https://www.facebook.com/207907422595840/ videos/285623375414549
LYNN LOOSIER SINGER/ SONGWRITER LYNNLOOSIERMUSIC.COM
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Apollo Cafe https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=WaFS2tiwc38&t=23s
ROBERT RAY THE BEAT GOES ON!
Showtime at the Apollo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npShtJopg94
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Metropolitan Room NYC https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsg3TnuZnsI
Robert Ray sings Barry Manilow’s “All the Time” https://bit.ly/3gLPCr4
Metropolitan Room Singing “The Prayer” with my nephew Amon Eady https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6AdW57wemE
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Robert sings Elton John’s “Sorry Seems to be the Hardest Word” Recorded LIVE from the Theatrical Outfit with a 7-piece Orchestra! https://bit.ly/2QIa69C Robert Ray Live!#1 https://bit.ly/31Kzodu
MOSINGERS.COM
“Robert Ray” ...What the World Needs Now... from his August 5, 2016 Concert, “Tapestry.” https://bit.ly/3gLOaFh
The Michael O’Neal ONLINE Summer Singers: A Recap https://youtu.be/E7GRQLP4Ctw
Robert Ray Live#2 https://bit.ly/2DlCCec
Stay informed and in touch at AtlantaShowGuide.com and facebook.com/ ATLShowGuideMagazine
Robert Ray Live with Erika Grace Powell https://bit.ly/353dGnh Robert Ray is with Truman Griffin and Chris Saltalamacchio. https://bit.ly/3hMtU7G
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VOICESOFNOTE.ORG
Feed your senses with interviews, performances and replays on the Rialto web site. https://rialto.gsu.edu/performance-archives/
Hard Times Come Again No More Sung by Panache, the small step-out ensemble for the AGMC. Although we sang this song last summer, it’s message stands true even more today in the heat of the Covid pandemic https://youtu.be/chm3NPq_weY
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TRUECOLORSTHEATRE.ORG All of the Real Responses: https://truecolorstheatre.org/real-responses/
The AWC’s first virtual concert: She Rises! Originally scheduled to be performed in late March, which had to be canceled. We were grateful to be able to share this through our YouTube channel to celebrate the 100th anniversary of women’s right to vote. https://youtu.be/CuIIcNq7DDs
ATLANTA PERFORMANCE GUIDE FALL Performance guide courtesy of atlantaplanit.wabe.org As of press time the following events are scheduled, but may be subject to change
KIDS SHOWS
(KNOCK, KNOCK) THE SOUNDS OF WINTER/ DIGITAL SERIES 11/1-12/31/20 Price: Family PKG: $50 Alliance Theatre, 1280 Peachtree St. NE Atlanta 404-733-4650 alliancetheatre.org
ATLANTA SHAKESPEARE COMPANY DIGITAL LEARNING Price: Free! Atlanta Shakespeare Company 404-874-5299 atlantashakespeare.org/digital-learning
MUSICAL THEATER
IN MY GRANNY’S GARDEN/ DIGITAL SERIES 9/1-10/31/20 Price: Family Package: $50 Alliance Theatre, 1280 Peachtree St. NE Atlanta 404-733-4650 alliancetheatre.org
A VERY TERRY CHRISTMAS 11/1-12/31/20 Price: $TBA Alliance Theatre, 1280 Peachtree St. NE Atlanta 404-733-4650 alliancetheatre.org
JACK AND THE BEANSTALK 9/9-20/20 Price: $11/non-members; $9/members All Hands Productions, Center for Puppetry Arts 404-873-3391 puppet.org/programs/jack-and-the-beanstalk/
Alliance Theatre, Naked Mole Rat, Photo by Gregg Mooney
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THEATER
MUSIC
AURORA THEATRE DIGITAL SERIES Price: Free! Aurora Theatre 678-226-6222 auroratheatre.com
ATLANTA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA VIRTUAL STAGE Price: Free! Atlanta Symphony Orchestra 404-733-5000 atlantasymphony.org
HAPPY HOUR - LIVE STREAMING Price: $5 Whole World Improve Theatre 404-817-7529 twitch.tv/wholeworldimprovtheatre
WE NEED SOME LIGHT 9/10/20 Price: Free, Virtual Voices of Note, AGMC and AWC Facebook & Youtube. youtube.com/c/atlantagaymenschorus, youtube. com/c/atlantawomenschorus, www.voicesofnote.org/ event/we-need-some-light/
OUT OF THE SHADOWS: ACCESS TO THE ARTS FOR SOUTHERN, BLACK LGBTQ 9/12/20 Price: Free virtual Kenny Leon’s True Colors Theatre Company, Counter Narrative Project www.truecolorstheatre.org/event/communityconversation-out-of-the-shadows/ TINY BEAUTIFUL THINGS 10/15-11/15/20 Price: $16-$30 Theatrical Outfit, 84 Luckie St. NW Atlanta 678-528-1500 theatricaloutfit.org
RIALTO HOMEGROWN ARTISTS SERIES FEATURING CHRIS CASE (VIRTUAL) 9/10/2020, 12 PM Price FREE Rialto Center for the Arts at Georgia State University facebook.com/RialtoCenter, rialto.gsu.edu THE MICHAEL O’NEAL SINGERS, VIRTUAL 9/14 - 10/19/20 Price: Free 770-594-7974 mosingers.com/join-fall-2020/, www.mosingers.com
Alliance Theatre, A Christmas Carol, Photo by Greg Mooney
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ATLANTA PERFORMANCE GUIDE FALL DINNER AND A DIVA: THREE TENORS 9/15/20 @ 7:00pm Price: Free! Virtual (donations appreciated paypal.com/paypalme/ ccityopera) Capitol City Opera https://ccityopera.org/dinner-and-a-diva/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvqRXn8gbfbxbkKCr4kZvg
FEED YOUR SENSES FEATURING PIANIST JOE ALTERMAN (LIVE STREAM) 11/18/20, 12 PM Price: FREE Rialto Center for the Arts at Georgia State University facebook.com/RialtoCenter, rialto.gsu.edu
DANCE
FEED YOUR SENSES FEATURING GUITARIST ALEX GORDON (LIVE STREAM) 09/16/2020, 12 PM Price: FREE Rialto Center for the Arts at Georgia State University facebook.com/RialtoCenter, rialto.gsu.edu
GET TO KNOW ATLANTA BALLET COMPANY DANCERS Atlanta Ballet 404-892-3303 atlantaballet.com
OUR VIRTUAL CONCERT HALL 9/18 & 10/16/20 Price:$0 Atlanta Master Chorale AtlantaMasterChorale.org
CAFE CONCERT IN STUDIO PERFORMANCE. 10/19/20 Price: $15 The Georgia Ballet, Georgia Ballet Studio 1255 Field Parkway Marietta 770-528-0881 georgiaballet.org
ALLSTAR LEGENDS OF HIP HOP 10/2/20 Price: $81-$250 Fox Theatre, 660 Peachtree St, NE Atlanta 855-285-8499 foxtheatre.org
EXHIBITS, FESTIVALS & MORE
FEED YOUR SENSES FEATURING GUITARIST ROD HARRIS, JR. (LIVE STREAM) 10/21/2020, 12 PM Price: Free Rialto Center for the Arts at Georgia State University facebook.com/RialtoCenter, rialto.gsu.edu
PICTURE THE DREAM 8/14-11/8/20 Price: $14.50/Gen Adm., Members/Free High Museum of Art, Timed advance reservation required. high.org high.org/exhibition/picture-the-dream/
KAKI KING’S “MODERN YESTERDAYS” VIRTUAL ALBUM RELEASE 10/24/20 Price: Free Georgia Tech Arts arts.gatech.edu/content/kaki-kings-modernyesterdays-virtual-album-release
DECATUR HAS EVERY ARTSY THING YOU NEED! Decatur’s acclaimed event and festival planners are working on innovative, creative ways to celebrate the arts, books, books as art, dance, comedy, theater, summer, craft beer, wine and more. Watch for news about specially organized all-digital or contact-free exhibitions- by-appointment, and performances provided online. For more information: visitdecaturga.com decaturartsalliance.org secretdoorsdecatur.com
RHONDA VINCENT 11/7/20 Price: $35-$45 Buford Community Center Theatre 2200 Buford Hwy NE, Buford 770-945-6762 bufordcommunitycenter.com
ATLANTA FILM FESTIVAL 9/17-9/27/20 Price: $100-$800 Various Locations 470-296-0170 atlantafilmfestival.com
SHAWN BARKE 11/13/20 Price: $35-$45 Buford Community Center Theatre 2200 Buford Hwy NE, Buford 770-945-6762 bufordcommunitycenter.com
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The Show Must Go On (Virtually) and We’ve Got All the Info! During these challenging times, Greater Atlanta’s performing arts community is doing what it does best — inspiring, entertaining and challenging us. Artists, companies and venues have creatively responded to the need to darken our theatres, not by taking the show on the road, but by taking the show to the web. Atlanta ShowGuide remains your source for what has become a fast-moving arts landscape. Please follow and
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