Shows in Atlanta

Alliance Theatre is one of America's most acclaimed regional theaters — an Atlanta Stage Company production company housed in the Woodruff Arts Center that has won multiple Tony Awards and originated shows (including Bring It On and Bombshell) that transferred to Broadway. Its consistent production of world premieres and national tours has established Atlanta as one of the most important regional theater cities in the United States.

Chastain Park Amphitheatre is Atlanta's most beloved outdoor entertainment venue — a 6,900-capacity Buckhead park amphitheater famous for its table-service model where audiences bring their own food, wine, and tablecloths for the most civilized outdoor concert experience in the American South. Its intimate scale, tree-canopy setting, and unique BYOF tradition create an Atlanta concert experience that residents describe as one of their favorite ways to spend a summer evening.

Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre is metro Atlanta's most elegant performing arts venue — a 2,750-seat hall presenting Opera Atlanta, the Atlanta Ballet, Broadway touring productions, and major concerts in a purpose-built performing arts complex adjacent to the Cobb Galleria convention center. Its broad programming mandate and Cobb County suburban market make it the primary cultural venue for Atlanta's most affluent northern suburbs.

Fox Theatre is Atlanta's most magnificent performing arts venue — a 4,665-seat 1929 Moorish-Egyptian theatrical palace with an extraordinary interior featuring a twinkling star ceiling, minarets, and onion domes that serves as Atlanta's primary Broadway touring house and concert hall. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places and saved from demolition by a grassroots community campaign, the Fox represents Atlanta's commitment to preserving its architectural heritage alongside its development ambitions.

Rialto Center for the Arts at Georgia State University is Atlanta's most diverse performing arts venue — a 900-seat 1915 downtown theater presenting world music, jazz, contemporary dance, and international theatrical productions that reflect Atlanta's global cultural identity. Its programming serves both Georgia State's diverse urban student body and Atlanta's internationally-minded creative and business communities.