Known as the Madonna of Latin Pop music, Marisela recorded her first hit single at the age of 15. Now over three decades later she continues a long-lived and much cherished career, imbuing the girlish bubblegum pop of her beginnings with a veteran showmanship and magnetic charisma. Catch the Mexican songstress as she hits US shores

Considered the forerunners of the Tejano and Norteno music genres, Intocable (Spanish for Untouchable) found its roots in Zapata, Texas in the early 90s. Started by dynamic duo Ricky Munoz and Rene Martinez, the band became a platform for their expertly fused pop melodies, traditional folk rhythms, romantic balladry and a rock and roll swagger.

In May 2009, three fresh-faced teenagers appeared on the popular Italian talent show Ti Lascio Una Canzone and dazzled television viewers with their flawless rendition of the Neapolitan standard O Sole Mio. Having successfully survived the rocky road from talent show sensations to respected artists, this trio of Italian pop-opera teenage singers return to the US in 2025 to celebrate over ten illustrious years together!

The Screwtape Letters is a smart, provocative and wickedly funny theatrical adaptation of the C.S. Lewis novel about spiritual warfare from a demon's point of view. The play, set in a eerily stylish office in hell, follows the clever scheming of Satan's chief psychiatrist, Screwtape, as he entices a human 'patient' toward damnation....

Love affairs between gods and mortals seldom end well, as our heroine discovers. Semele, a princess and mistress of the god Jupiter, wishes for her lover to grant her immortality, but Semele's ambition and vanity ultimately lead to her undoing. Don't miss this lustful production performed by Atlanta Opera this June!

Aimed at young ballet-goers but sure to enchant kids and adults alike, the Atlanta Ballet's shortened version of Swan Lake wings its way back to the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Center in February 2025! Devised by celebrated choreographer and Balanchine disciple Bruce Wells, the charming production leaves out none of the magic of the original but serves as a great introduction to classical ballet for under 12 audiences during the one hour, one intermission show.