2021-2022 Season
It's time to be together again! Meet us in the theatre for storytelling designed to help us connect and understand each other. We've missed you!
For ticketing:
Box Office Hours are Monday-Friday, 11:00-5:00.
Please email boxofficestaff@nullget.org if you need help. Or call the box office at 770-641-1260. Please be patient--we will only be able to return phone calls during the Box Office Hours listed above.
The 2021-2022 season explores stories and songs that celebrate our common humanity and help us connect with one another. Won't you join us?
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November 4-21, 2021 Ain't Misbehavin' (MUSICAL) A sassy, sultry musical celebration of jazz great Fats Waller. Journey through the legend's career with unforgettable hits like "I Can't Give You Anything but Love," "Black and Blue," & "This Joint is Jumping!" Directed by S. Renee Clark. Choreography by Thomas W. Jones II. |
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January 6-23, 2022 Vanity Fair (DRAMA/COMEDY) Two women—one born into privilege, another straight from the streets—attempt to navigate a society that punishes them for every misstep. Clever Becky’s not afraid to break the rules; soft-hearted Amelia’s scared to bend them. In an unfair world, how flexible might our morals become as the wheel of fortune turns? This thrilling, highly theatrical (im)morality play gets a modern twist that's bold, wickedly funny, and shockingly relevant. Directed by Brenna Corner & James Donadio |
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March 31-April 17, 2022 The Pretty Pants Bandit (MUSICAL)In 1930s Miami, Marie Baker, her gang, and an infamous pair of guns made headlines by leaving the men she robbed with their pants down. A thrilling true story inspired this vibrant, fun new musical. Directed by James Donadio. Musical Direction by Alli Lingenfelter. Choreography by Kari Twyman. |
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NOW SCHEDULED: September 8-25, 2022 Alabama Story (DRAMA/COMEDY) Political foes, star-crossed childhood friends, and one feisty state librarian take the stage for a uniquely poetic love letter to reading. We all have more in common than we imagine. A drama based on true events. Directed by Thomas W. Jones II |
