2024-2025 Season

The Dark Lady is a witty and sensual duet that reclaims the story of a fascinating woman who was almost lost to history—Emilia Bassano. Through her eyes, this thrilling love story helps us both understand and challenge our love of Shakespeare. Emilia was multiracial and multilingual, and the first Englishwoman to publish her own poetry. And she may also be the answer to a 400-year-old mystery—just who was the “Dark Lady” that Shakespeare spoke of with such passion in his sonnets?

Come for the show and leave with a prize! Celebrate Juneteenth with th Dark Lady and enter to win one of two raffle baskets packed with goods from Black-own business.

Join a group of Atlanta-based playwrights who share their thoughts on process, possibility, and making space for your work. Discover what it takes to develop a personal voice, community, and creative courage.

Panelist: Anterior Leverett, Valetta Anderson, Amina McIntyre

Moderated by Angela Schiller

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Explore who gets written into history—and who doesn’t—with Jessica B Hill, the playwright of The Dark Lady.

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A creative dance experience about artistic expression and the scientific world.

A swamp chorus sings backup in this foot-stomping zydeco musical steeped in hot sauce. Imagine a Cajun Red Riding Hood with a big, bag gator in the wolf role, dying to make some gumbo out of a little duck riding hood, and a wild chase through the bayou -- all the way to Mardi Gras! From the playwright and composer of the Junie B. Jones and Miss Nelson musicals.

A multigenerational journey about womanhood.

Frog and Toad hop from the page to the stage in this whimsical and irresistible retelling of Arnold Lobel’s A Year With Frog and Toad. This version of the Tony-nominated musical follows two great friends — the cheerful, popular Frog, and the grumpy Toad — through all of their fun-filled escapades! Part vaudeville, part magic, and all charm, this audience favorite tells a story of friendship that endures every season.

A Murder Mystery For The Stage!

“Mufaro beamed with pride. ‘The king has asked for the most worthy and the most beautiful. No, Manyara, I cannot send you alone. Only a king can choose between two such worthy daughters. Both of you must go.”

"A funny, fast-paced piece of Oval Office outrageousness ... ahead of its time"
- The Boston Globe

"The perfect antidote to politics overload"
- BroadwayWorld"

POTUS is a potty-mouthed sendup of life in the fastest lane, the one that ends at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave."
- Peter Marks, The Washington Post

A scandalous comment, a summit gone wrong, and an unexpected medical emergency—it's another disaster-filled day at the White House. When the President accidentally turns a PR mishap into a global fiasco, the seven women who keep things running risk everything to save the day. Selina Fillinger’s uproarious play, "POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive," is a wild, irreverent romp through sex and politics.

Fresh from a Broadway run, this riotous, laugh-out-loud farce showcases the women behind the presidency who are quite literally holding it all together. Red, blue, and everyone in between can come, laugh, and let go.

Catch this blazing comedy at Atlanta's Synchronicity Theatre, where a fearless, woman-led team brings the story to life. Don't miss your chance to see the women who really run the world.

CONTENT ADVISORY:

Please be advised that this show contains very mature language and is for adults only. Please also be advised that it will cause uncontrollable fits of laughter and an evening of relief from the insanity of the current state of American politics.

A new kind of exploration into the world and mind of the Black Female.