Shows on February 28
 All Night Strut • Feb 19 - Mar 7Atlanta Lyric Theatre (Marietta) From coast to coast, in dance clubs, Broadway shows, and major motion pictures, folks young and old are rediscovering the Lindy Hop, the Shag and the Tango. Yes, Swing’s the Thing! And nowhere more than in... more... |
 Atlanta Chamber Players • Feb 28 onlySpivey Hall (Morrow) Hailed as "Atlanta's all-stars" by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, the Atlanta Chamber Players are renowned internationally for their concerts and recordings. Discount tickets for this show are... more...  Family Friendly |
 Atlanta Symphony Youth Orchestra Winter Concert • Feb 28 onlyAtlanta Symphony Orchestra (Atlanta - Downtown, Midtown) The Southeast’s premiere youth orchestra dazzles in performances of Shostakovich, Prokofiev, Tchaikovsky and other greats. Come enjoy the work of these extraordinarily talented young musicians ranging in age... more... Family Friendly Student Show |
 Bremen Freedom • Feb 28 - Mar 12PushPush Theater (Decatur) Bremen Freedom by Rainer-Werner Fassbinder: “A Cup of coffee, Geesche, please... just a touch." With this demand starts the nightmare of Geesche's nearest and dearest. Between the cruel and selfish behavior,... more...  Mature Content |
 Brownie Points • Feb 3 - Feb 28Theatrical Outfit (Atlanta - Downtown, Midtown) Written by Janece Shaffer, this new comic-drama by the popular Atlanta playwright masterfully mirrors modern families and society through the multicultural mayhem of a girls' club camp-out in the north Georgia... more... Mature Content |
 Disney's Mulan • Feb 27 - Mar 14Alliance Theatre (Atlanta - Downtown, Midtown) Music and Lyrics by Matthew Wilder & David Zippel Stephen Schwartz Jeanine Tesori & Alexa Junge Music Adapted and Arranged and Additional Music and Lyrics by Bryan Louiselle Book Adapted and Additional Lyrics... more... Family Friendly |
 Free to Be . . . You and Me • Feb 9 - Mar 7Synchronicity Performance Group (Atlanta - Little 5 Points, Grant Park, East Atlanta) Directed by Heidi Howard; From the book “Free to Be … You and Me” conceived by Marlo Thomas & friends. Stage adaptation written by Douglas Love and Regina Safran. Orchestrations and arrangements by Jon... more... Family Friendly |
 Frost / Nixon • Feb 20 - Mar 13The Blackwell Playhouse (Marietta) British talk-show host David Frost has become a lowbrow laughing-stock. Richard M. Nixon has just resigned the United States presidency in total disgrace over Vietnam and the Watergate scandal. Determined to... more... Mature Content |
| Guys and Dolls • Feb 19 - Feb 28 Dunwoody United Methodist Church (Dunwoody) this oddball romantic musical comedy soars with the spirit of Broadway as it introduces us to a cast of vivid characters including repenting gamblers and mission dolls. more... Family Friendly |
 Our Town • Feb 21 - Mar 21True Colors Theatre Company (Atlanta - All Other Atlanta) Pulitzer Prize Winner This timeless classic of the American theater is seen through new eyes in Kenny Leon’s multi-cultural reinvention. Grover's Corners, New Hampshire is a small, out-of-the-way town... more... Mature Content |
 Rainforest Adventures • Jan 12 - Mar 7Center for Puppetry Arts (Atlanta - Downtown, Midtown) Experience a day in the life of more than 30 exotic plants and animals in the amazing Amazon rainforest. An anaconda slithers through the shrubs, bats beat their wings in a glorious evening ballet, and howler... more... Family Friendly |
 Razzle Dazzle Fireworks!, University Organist Recital Series • Feb 28 onlyArts at Emory (Atlanta - Buckhead and North) Todd Wilson, one of today's finest concert organists, is professor of organ at Indiana University's Jacobs School of Music. Winner of numerous contests, including the Grand Prix de Chartres in France, he has... more... |
 RENT • Feb 19 - Mar 21Kudzu Playhouse (Roswell) Rent is a rock musical with music and lyrics by Jonathan Larson based on Giacomo Puccini's opera La bohème. It tells the story of a group of impoverished young artists and musicians struggling to survive and... more... Mature Content |
 Romeo and Juliet • Feb 4 - Feb 28The New American Shakespeare Tavern (Atlanta - Downtown, Midtown) We invite you to join us for our 11th anniversary of performing this play about young lovers, feuding families and one Friar with good intentions. Discount tickets for this show are available thru AtlanTIX... more... |
 Shooting Star • Feb 12 - Mar 14Horizon Theatre Company (Atlanta - Little 5 Points, Grant Park, East Atlanta) An unexpected meeting in a blizzard bound airport. Reed,a suit-and-tie with Blackberry, and Elana, a bohemian with rain stick, were once idealistic college lovers. Here they reconnect and share stories deep... more... Mature Content |
 The Graduate • Feb 19 - Mar 20The Rosewater Theatre (Roswell) A Play Adapted by Terry Johnson Based on the Novel by Charles Webb And the motion picture screenplay by Calder Willingham and Buck Henry "Mrs. Robinson, you're trying to seduce me. Aren't you?" The infamous... more... Mature Content |
 The Three Billy Goats Gruff and Other Tales • Feb 27 - Mar 7Center for Puppetry Arts (Atlanta - Downtown, Midtown) by Hobey Ford's Golden Rod Puppets, Weaverville, NC Feb 23 - Mar 7, 2010 What happens to the Chumash tribe of Santa Cruz Island in southern California when the they run out of room on their island? Have you... more... Family Friendly |
 Three Days of Rain • Feb 12 - Mar 6Onstage Atlanta (Decatur) by Richard Greenberg Direction by David Klein A romantic and creative mystery. In this tense and brittle reunion, much more is at stake than who gets the house. Brother and sister discover their father's... more... Mature Content |
 What I Did Last Summer • Feb 25 - Mar 14Georgia Ensemble Theatre (Roswell) By A.R. Gurney Directed by Tess Malis Kincaid This gentle and funny coming-of-age story focuses on an American family in 1945 as they spend their summer on the Canadian shore of Lake Erie. 14 year-old Charlie... more... Mature Content |
 Women + War • Feb 19 - Mar 7Synchronicity Performance Group (Atlanta - Little 5 Points, Grant Park, East Atlanta) The women speak. Our company-created hit from 2005 returns, with a vibrant tapestry of startling, hopeful, heartbreaking and funny stories that cast new light on the wartime experiences of soldiers, refugees,... more... Mature Content |
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