Justin Cole Adams - Page 2

All the cool kids are at OnStage Atlanta performing in HEATHERS THE MUSICAL this summer.

Aurora Theatre gives youthful ensemble, led by Patrick Schweigert, a chance to shine in A NEW BRAIN as part of the 2017 Apprentice Company Alumni summer series.

Atlanta native Dustin Harris Smith fulfills dreams of performing at the Fox Theatre during the MAMMA MIA! farewell tour.

FINDING NEVERLAND travels to Atlanta with a revamped version since the show debuted on Broadway in 2015.

RIVERDANCE celebrates 20 years of performances at the Fabulous Fox Theatre.

Aurora Theatre ends its 2016/2017 season with SPLIT IN THREE, a comedy about desegregation and racial inequality.

Atlanta's Out Front Theatre Company tells THE MOST FABULOUS STORY EVER for their 2016/2017 season.

NOBODY LOVES YOU has its Atlanta premiere, but still misses the mark after its 2013 Off-Broadway debut.

MOTHERWORKS is sure to be the quintessential Mother's Day event with headliners from stage and screen, and ChrisCakes catering each show.

Jasmin Richardson talks about working with Deborah Cox and the BODYGUARD musical.

GEORGIA MCBRIDE shows us how to step outside the status quo, one lip sync and sequin at a time.

The leads from STATE FAIR at Agape Players talk about the show and about the creative process.

11-year-old Tori Bates shows us that anything is possible in the national tour of ANNIE.

Alan Cumming sang sappy songs in Atlanta and it was quite the evening.

The ELVIS LIVES tour and the tribute artists will 'leave with an appreciation for Elvis and the career he had.'

The Agape Players bring STATE FAIR comes to the Infinite Energy Theater for three performances.

Jordan Craig talks about how Atlanta theatre prepared him for the PHANTOM national tour.

Yannick Lebrun has been involved with Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater for the last 13 years. Starting as a student studying under a scholarship from 2004 until 2006 until making his debut with their junior company, Ailey II, immediately after. During one of the tours, Lebrun was asked to step into Ailey's highest dance company to fill in for an injured dancer.

At one point or another, we have all experienced the magic of Peter Pan and the legacy that J.M. Barrie created over 100 years ago. Whether you have seen the films, read the novels or seen the Broadway musical 'Finding Neverland,' we have all wanted a little bit of Tinkerbell's fairy dust.

The Alliance Theatre has a habit of debuting innovative theatre that sometimes even makes it to Broadway. (Note: Tuck Everlasting, Bring It On, Sister Act, Aida, The Color Purple. No big deal, right?) It is for this reason that I was not surprised that their latest musical, TROUBADOR, was just as exceptional.