Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre

A powerful and emotional work, Macbeth is the opera Giuseppe Verdi declared to be “unlike any other!” No love story here … just a darkly riveting scramble to grab power at any cost. Dominating
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A powerful and emotional work, Macbeth is the opera Giuseppe Verdi declared to be “unlike any other!” No love story here … just a darkly riveting scramble to grab power at any cost. Dominating
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A powerful and emotional work, Macbeth is the opera Giuseppe Verdi declared to be “unlike any other!” No love story here … just a darkly riveting scramble to grab power at any cost. Dominating
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A powerful and emotional work, Macbeth is the opera Giuseppe Verdi declared to be “unlike any other!” No love story here … just a darkly riveting scramble to grab power at any cost. Dominating
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Ben can be seen starring in the recent Universal Pictures’ horror comedy RENFIELD, released in April of this year. You can also catch him starring opposite Kevin Hart and John Cena in DIE
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For the first time in twenty years, Atlanta Ballet, along with a large cast of students from the Centre for Dance Education, will present Coppélia. This witty fairytale classic features the work's original
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With over 10 million views online, Dr. Phil LIVE has become one of the most fun things to see in comedy. From comedian/actor Adam Ray (Curb, The Barbie Movie, MadTV, Hacks, Pam
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Weaving together the stories and characters from Das Rheingold and Die Walküre in The Atlanta Opera’s Ring Cycle, Siegfried is the epic five-hour opera that shatters the oppression of the ancients to create a vision of a magnificent future
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The captivating Catch, by British choreographer Liam Scarlett with music by Philip Glass, mesmerizes audiences with its pure movement that showcases the athleticism of Atlanta Ballet's dancers.Tuplet, from Swedish choreographer Alexander Ekman, with
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Composer: George Frideric HandelLibrettist: William Congreve (adapted by anonymous)Premiere Performance: Feb 10, 1744—Royal Opera House, London, EnglandSex and death. While most opera plots distill these themes, Semele is entirely about these themes. Princess Semele burns with passion
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