Georgia Entertainment Scene

Members of the Atlanta Chamber Players, which celebrates its 50th season starting this fall, attribute its longevity to the joy of 'playing with friends.'

WSB-TV is making daytime changes starting Aug. 18, dropping “The Tamron Hall Show,” adding " The Drew Barrymore Show" and moving “The Kelly Clarkson Show.”

Nick Cannon shoots multiple shows in Atlanta for a specific reason: "It's where the culture is."

Intimacy coordinators work with directors and producers to ensure actors feel more comfortable with scenes involving sex or nudity. And actors mostly like having them around.

A look at the lineup of Essential Theatre Festival, showcasing the work of Georgia playwrights. Matt Hoffman's "A Very Special Hospital" will receive its world premiere.

In Kenny Leon’s True Colors Theatre Company’s “Ain’t No Mo’,” Black people are given the opportunity to stage-left themselves out of America and resettle in Africa.

Set on the Georgia coast, this fast-paced mystery combines elements of Geechee culture, clairvoyance, mental illness, nefarious developers and environmental activism.

Atlanta rapper JID is as collaborative as he is competitive, as his new album, "God Does Like Ugly" proves.

Meet metro Atlanta author Sara Omer, whose debut fantasy novel, ”The Gryphon King,” has just published. She tapped Turkic myths from her family's heritage for the book.

Flowery Branch's Glenn Davis became the first person in their 60s to make the semifinals on "American Ninja Warrior," which debuted on NBC in 2009.