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Guest conductor Juanjo Meja leads Midori and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra in the Tchaikovsky violin concerto. Courtesy of Rafterman
Emotions, and Midori, dominate at Symphony Hall
A scene from Terence Blanchard's opera "Fire Shut Up in My Bones," based on NYT columnist Charles Blow's eponymous memoir. Libretto by director and filmmaker Kasi Lemmons. Courtesy of Ken Howard
Metropolitan Opera’s ‘Fire Shut Up in My Bones’ makes movie debut Saturday
The expanded Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre performing in Wildflower Meadow at Serenbe. (Photos by Christina Massad)
Terminus Modern Ballet makes triumphant return with ‘Roam’ at Serenbe
October 8, 2021 Atlanta - Portrait of new executive director Karen Comer Lowe at Hammonds House Museum in Atlanta on Friday, October 8, 2021. (Hyosub Shin / Hyosub.Shin@ajc.com)
Hammonds House Museum is ready for a new chapter
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Books
Poet and environmental activist Janisse Ray is the author of "Wild Spectacle," a collection of nature essays. Courtesy of Trinity University Press
Bookshelf: Janisse Ray captures nature’s fragile majesty in ‘Wild Spectacle’
"The Atomic City Girls" author Janet Beard's new book is "The Ballad of Laurel Springs." Courtesy of Gallery Books
8 generations of women give voice to ‘The Ballad of Laurel Springs’
Caroline Crews' new book of essays is "Other Girls to Burn."
Caroline Crew’s essays explore women and violence in “Other Girls To Burn”
Our reading list celebrates the intersections of Hispanic and LGBTQ identities. (Courtesy of Swoon Reads / HarperCollins Publishers / Graywolf Press)
National Coming Out Day reads by Hispanic LGBTQ+ identifying authors
Theater
Surreal happens: Members of the large ensemble pull up seats in the avant-garde theater work based upon Luis Buñuel’s film.
Vernal & Sere’s “The Exterminating Angel” takes a seat at Buñuel’s surreal table
Tony Award-winning actor and Marietta native Shuler Hensley (left) has been named the new artistic director of City Springs Theatre, alongside the company's executive director Natalie DeLancey. Photo courtesy of Patrick Marcigliano.
Exclusive: City Springs names Shuler Hensley new artistic director
The cast of the musical "Heathers," a co-production between Actor's Express and Oglethorpe University Theatre, includes Emily Whitley (from left), Alexandria Joy, Chloe Campbell and Wynne Kelly. Courtesy of Casey Gardner Ford
‘Heathers’ starts with a bang, ends with a thud
The Playwrights of Horizon Theatre's new project, "Black Women Speak." Top row: Chiwuzo Ife Okwumabua, Dana Stringer; Kelundra Smith. Middle row: Shay Youngblood; A'ndrea J. Wilson; AriDy Nox; Bottom row: Tramaine Brathwaite; Candrice Jones; Amina McIntyre
Horizon Theatre tries to become more inclusive onstage and off
Visual Arts
From the Zuckerman Museum
Themes of motherhood, memory, pain in “The Labor of Remembrance”
The Playwrights of Horizon Theatre's new project, "Black Women Speak." Top row: Chiwuzo Ife Okwumabua, Dana Stringer; Kelundra Smith. Middle row: Shay Youngblood; A'ndrea J. Wilson; AriDy Nox; Bottom row: Tramaine Brathwaite; Candrice Jones; Amina McIntyre
Horizon Theatre tries to become more inclusive onstage and off
"Hope" in oil and beeswax on panel by Atlanta artist Jeni Stallings. Courtesy of Jeni Stallings
An Atlanta artist’s open studio event becomes a chance to reconnect
Actor Jack Nicholson, photographed by Albert Watson. Photo credit: Albert Watson
Albert Watson photos glow in bold, creative exhibit at SCAD FASH
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