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GO ArtsCategories: Theatre | Music Theatre | Film & Video | Events & ExhibitsTheatre |  Finn in the Underworld • Oct 1 @ 8:00 pm
Actor's Express (Atlanta - All Other Atlanta)
In this sexually charged thriller, ghosts of the past haunt two sisters, Rhoda and Gwen, packing away their ancestral home. When Gwen’s son Finn arrives on the scene, his restlessness and curiosity lead him
into an illicit relationship with a mysterious neighbor. What follows is a chilling, erotic saga that will force the family to face up to the sins of the past.
Audience advisory: Contains adult language and graphic content
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 Regional Premiere | Music Theatre |  Altar Boyz • Oct 1 @ 8:00 pm
Horizon Theatre Company (Atlanta - Little 5 Points, Grant Park, East Atlanta)
N’Sync could learn some moves from this heavenly boy band, apostles of pop who praise the Lord with funk and rhyme. This long-running, critically-acclaimed musical comedy is the hilarious story of a
small-town Christian boy-band (with one nice Jewish boy). Matthew, Mark, Luke, Juan and Abraham are nearing the end of their “Raise the Praise” tour of church halls and picnics. Now they have their chance to break into the big time, bringing their soul-saving tour to Atlanta. Armed with sharp wit, sinfully spectacular dance moves and angelic harmonies, the Altar Boyz aim to rock the masses of all denominations. A hilarious, holy hit for the whole family!
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Please Note: Discounts Available - Click show poster Save 35%!!! | Film & Video |  Emory Cinematheque Presents “Metropolis” • Oct 1 @ 8:00 pm
Arts at Emory (Atlanta - All Other Atlanta)
(Fritz Lang, Germany black and white, silent with music and intertitles, 1926, 123 min.) Silent era visionary German director Fritz Lang realized this astonishing science fiction film, with state of the art
special effects at the time, which envisions class exploitation and warfare in allegorical terms in the near future. Its influence can be seen well into contemporary sci-fi around the world (most prominently, Ridley Scott's 1982 “Blade Runner”). The Emory Cinematheque is a joint effort organized and co-sponsored by Emory College and the Film Studies Department to provide the Atlanta community with programs of important international films throughout the academic year in a repertory cinema environment.
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Please Note: Free! Visit their website or call for more details. 404-727-5050 |
Events & Exhibits | Cutting Fine, Cutting Deep • Sep 18 - Nov 14
American Museum of Papermaking
@ American Museum of Papermaking, 500 10th St NW, Atlanta
An exciting exhibition of Swiss and American Paper Cuts is featured in the museum's newly expanded exhibition gallery.
Please Note: Free exhibit! Visit their website for more details. | Madama Butterfly • Sep 12 - Nov 20
The Savannah College of Art and Design
@ Gallery See, 1600 Peachtree St, Atlanta
The SCAD exhibitions department presents a collection of conceptual costume and set design drawings by Japanese sculptor and painter Jun Kaneko for the production of Puccini's opera "Madama Butterfly." These
drawings reveal the complex interplay of space, movement, musical score and light in an opera production, and Kaneko's dedication to nurturing this creative experience. Gallery hours are Mon - Fri, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
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Please Note: Free exhibit! Visit their website for more details. | Women in Focus XV • Sep 8 - Nov 1
ART Station
@ ART Station, 5384 Manor Dr., Stone Mountain
A member exhibit of Women in Focus, an artist-initiated organization of women photographers who have joined together to support and promote the photographic arts in Atlanta. Founded in 1993 by a small group of
women, WIF has blossomed into a thriving organization of 77 active members. Gallery is open Tu-Fr 10:00 - 5:00 & Sat 10:00 - 3:00.
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Please Note: Free exhibit! Visit their website for more details. | ACP 10 • Oct 1 - Oct 31
Atlanta Celebrates Photography
@ Venues throughout the Greater Atlanta area
In October 2008, Atlanta Celebrates Photography (ACP) will present its 10th annual month-long, city-wide photography festival [ACP 10]. A strong group of ACP programs will form the core of the festival, and
these will be complimented by more than 100 exhibitions and events at participating venues throughout the Atlanta Area and beyond.
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| Peace and Friendship Through the Olympic Games • Sep 23 - Oct 30
Youth Art Connection
@ Youth Art Connection Gallery, 63 Auburn Ave, Atlanta
This exhibit features artwork by children from around the world. It is presented in celebration of the 2008 Summer Olympic Games in Beijing.
Please Note: Free exhibit! Visit their website for more details. | Gwinnett Technical College Portfolio Show • Sep 8 - Nov 1
ART Station
@ ART Station, 5384 Manor Dr, Stone Mountain
Part of Atlanta Celebrates Photography. Graduating photography students exhibit portfolios of commercial and fine art photography. Gallery is open Tu-Fr 10:00 - 5:00 & Sat 10:00 - 3:00.
Please Note: Free exhibit! Visit their website for more details. | Signs of Reappropriation • Sep 22 - Nov 30
The Savannah College of Art and Design
@ ACA Gallery of SCAD, 1280 Peachtree St, Atlanta
SCAD will exhibit the first Atlanta solo show of French artist Kader Attia at the ACA Gallery of SCAD. "Signs of Reappropriation" will feature a site-specific installation of Attia's 2007 "Untitled (Skyline)"
series, which consists of 80 discarded refrigerators painted black and covered in tiny, geometric mirror "windows." Also, Attia will exhibit a newly commissioned body of photographs that he will print and install during a brief residency at SCAD-Atlanta.
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