Freddie Ashley, artistic director of Actor’s Express, talks with Georgia Voice Editor Patrick Saunders about the theater company’s production of Tony...
Local government and state organizations showed their commitment to the arts this month by awarding Actor’s Express a total of...
Georgia Voice, in partnership with AM1690 The Voice of the Arts, present Catching Up, a monthly look at Atlanta’s LGBT...
David Crowe is on a hot streak. He’s been involved with Atlanta theater for many years, as an actor, with...
The new rock opera “Murder Ballad,” which has just opened its run at Actor’s Express, certainly begins with a bang....
When playwright Richard O’Brien opened his new “The Rocky Horror Show” way back in 1973, he had no idea what...
Freddie Ashley, the artistic director of Actor’s Express, usually doesn’t take pitches for future programming. Yet when actress Natasha Drena...
LGBT-friendly theatrical productions in Atlanta are almost always prominent, but this spring and summer there is quite an abundance indeed,...
Beneath its sunny exterior, the new comedy “Maple and Vine” delves into some deeper issues than one might expect, including...
The 2012-2013 marks the 25th anniversary of Actor's Express and from the schedule released today, there are plenty of options for gay audiences to applaud. A dead president in tight jeans, (potential) full nudity in "Equus" and a tantalizing love affair in "Kiss of the Spider Women" as well as more.
"Kiss of the Spider Woman," winner of seven Tony Awards, kicks off the season of the Atlanta theater on Aug. 22 and is directed by openly gay artistic director Freddie Ashley.
Actor's Express continues to seek donations to raise $200,000 by the end of July to ensure the gay-inclusive theater company remains open for its 24th season. So far, the theater company has met 78 percent of its goal, meaning some $40,000 is still needed. As part of the fundraising campaign, a handy guide was emailed today to supporters to let them know what their money can actually buy.