Netherworld Haunted House, Stone Mountain - New this year is a “laser-based horror survival add-on experience” that will scare the pants off you. 40 boxoffice at Now through Sat., Nov. 12 Horizon Theatre, 1083 Austin Avenue, Atlanta 30307. $20 for full-time students under 25 with valid ID and $3 off full-price tickets for Seniors 65+. $30 weekdays, $35 weekends, $40 Saturdays. Ticket prices are subject to change as performances fill up. “When I would talk to others, they’d have the same thoughts.” The comedy is directed by Heidi Cline McKerley, who says this 21st century version of the characters will appeal to a new audience as well as original fans of the show.
“I had so many emotions about things that had gone on during (that time), and I kept wondering what Julia and Suzanne and everyone would have to say about (them),” Bloodworth-Thomason told Georgia Voice.
Writer Linda Bloodworth-Thomason has now adapted it for the stage and updated the story to 2020, era of the pandemic and national elections, giving the feisty protagonists plenty to argue about - hence the title The Big Split.
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Photo Credit: Horizon Marketingĭesigning Women 2020: The Big Split, Horizon Theatre - The hit television series Designing Women ran from 1986 to 1991 on CBS and was set in an interior design firm in Atlanta. 67 Now through Sun., Nov. 6įashionable and Fierce: Tackling 21st century challenges with style. Check-in for all tours is at the Lawrenceville Arts Center box office, 128 East Pike Street, Lawrenceville 30046. Frosty libations, tall tales and bawdy singalongs will be part of the festivities, organizers warn. Then there is Brews & Boos, a pub crawl taking adults on a “ghoulish journey” in which booze is included in the ticket price. Secondly, the Haunted Cemetery Tour “gives thrill-seekers a more daring ghost-hunting experience” in one of the most haunted graveyards in the southeast guides will discuss sightings of orbs and ectoplasm as well as the capturing of electronic voice phenomena. A 90-minute ghost tour - or “spooky stroll” - will show visitors around town while being regaled with chilling accounts of paranormal activity. Lawrenceville Ghost Tours, Aurora Theatre - Three separate “festive frights” are being presented this month that delve into the “ghost-infested” history of Lawrenceville, one of Georgia's oldest cities. Ghosts Aplenty: Traipsing through Lawrenceville. Stage Door Theatre, 339 Chamblee Dunwoody Road, Dunwoody 30338. Performances are Friday and Saturday nights at 7:30 p.m. Jared Brodie, Anna Holland, Frankie Marasa, Suzanne Stroup, Sara Joyce Hack and Triumph Gardner make up the cast. It’s “for anyone who's ever struggled to see the forest through the trees.” Penned by composer and lyricist Adam Gwon, this production is directed by Keena Redding, noted for her work with OutFront Theatre, ARTstation, Georgia Ensemble Theatre and Horizon.
“This is one sweet, quietly extraordinary musical that cleanses the soul, lifts the spirit, and reminds you what you love about New York,” wrote a reviewer for Stage Left.
Another couple, Jason and Claire, contemplate marriage but keep getting in each other’s way, as do their pasts. Ordinary Days, Stage Door Theatre - Perpetually frazzled grad student Deb loses her thesis notes somewhere on the streets of New York but struggling artist Warren finds them for her and a relationship of sorts ensues. Cleansing the soul: New York state of mind.
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