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Oktoberfest
The grand pavilion is the center for German music, dancing and entertainment as well as plenty of food and beer. |
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AJC Movie Reviews
On the big screen
Find showtimes and reviews - or write your own review - for this week's new films, including
"Changeling," "Rocknrolla," "Zack and Miri Make a Porno."
Find all theaters and showtimes AJC Dining Review
Eros World Tapas Bar
AJC reviewer Meridith Ford Goldman says "Dish after dish, this restaurant offered a lot more than I was counting on." |
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Live Onstage:
The Cheetah Girls, New Kids On The Block (sold out), Allstate Gospel Superfest 10 with Vivica A. Fox, Guy Clark, Scrap Arts Music
Thu 10/30 - Sat 11/1
Dance: 'Dirty Pretty'
A contemporary dance concert performed by Zoetic Dance Ensemble.
Thu 10/30 - Sat 11/1
ASO: American Originals I
Guest conductor Leonard Slatkin leads a program of Bernstein's "Jeremiah" Symphony with mezzo-soprano Kelly O'Connor, Barber's Piano Concerto with pianist Garrick Ohlsson, and Rachmaninoff's "Symphonic Dances."
Through - Sun 11/2
Theater: 'The Second City: Too Busy To Hate...Too Hard To Commute'
From Shirley Franklin to Buckhead, a two-act sketch comedy revue that features classic scenes from Chicago's Second City archives as well as original material created specifically for and about Atlanta. On the Hertz Stage.
Through - Sun 11/2
Theater: 'Antigone'
Sophocles' epic tale of one of literatures' most compelling and powerful women; Georgia Shakespeare's first Greek production.
Through - Sun 11/2
Theater: 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?'
A bitter, alcoholic couple at a college invites a new faculty member and his wife over for "party games."
Exhibit: 'Cutting Fine, Cutting Deep'
Silhouettes, dioramas, paper lacework, pop-up drawings and symmetrical designs from the Swiss Scherenschnitt (scissor cutting) tradition.
Through - Sun 3/1
'Dialog in the Dark'
A series of familiar environments and activities made challenging by total darkness.
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