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The national tour of Disney's THE LITTLE MERMAID swam into Atlanta yesterday and made one heck of a splash. The tour, originating at Theatre Under the Stars in Houston, clearly had a positive impact on natives as countless attendees wore their best mermaid attire, fins and sea shells included.

No one can refute the immense talents of the professionally trained dancers and choreographers from ABC's hit TV show, DANCING WITH THE STARS. So why not take these immense talents on tour? No reason at all! That's why until February 14, our favorites are on the road bringing the best dances of the season, and some new surprises, to a city near you. Plus, Olympic gold medal winner Laurie Hernandez will be there!

Theatrical Outfit's BIG FISH is a relatable show worth seeing for several key reasons.

The national tour of DIRTY DANCING is currently sweeping the nation, which means we should all be getting tickets to have the time of our lives. The musical, adapted from the 1987 film, tells the iconic story of Baby and Johnny as the unlikely pair mambo their way through an unlikely love story and lots of dance lessons. The film, being sexy and edgy for its time, captivated audiences like none before.

ACTOR'S EXPRESS gives audiences an insightful look at three siblings months after their father's death in APPROPRIATE.

Theatre, like most things in life, can become the subject of repetition and become very boring. MOBY DICK at the Alliance Theatre is not an example of this, however. Starting in Chicago at the Tony Award-winning Lookingglass Theatre, this innovative, artistic work of art is not quite what you would expect. Director David Catlin adapted the piece initially with Lookingglass Theatre and The Actors Gymnasium.

Kennesaw State University opens their two-week run of A MAN OF NO IMPORTANCE to share a story of community and acceptance.