The mission of Stage Door Theatre is to engage, inspire, educate, and entertain the community through the production of quality, professional theatre.

MISSION To entertain and inspire audiences through though-provoking productions that create awareness and reduce stigmas of real human issues

Our Mission: City Springs Theatre Company is dedicated to entertaining, educating, and enriching our community while contributing to its cultural and economic development by creating world class theatre experiences at the Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center.

The mission of Merely Players Presents is to connect audiences and artists throughout the metro Atlanta area, elicit conversations, promote thinking, and amplify a diversity of voices.

Kaiser Permanente Educational Theatre Programs-Georgia has been teaching healthier living to Metro Atlanta since 1995. During that time, we’ve reached over 1 million people with empowering messages to improve health. We’ve invited kids to Give Peas a Chance and find out What’s In That Lunch, Anyway? We’ve helped adults discover ways to be Acting on Stress. Preschoolers have listened and learned safety lessons through Mumferd’s Safety Tales, and teens learned about HIV prevention and the impact of choices through Secrets. All presented free of charge to metro Atlanta as a community benefit of...

Georgia Ensemble Theatre’s mission is to create a connection between artists and audiences of all ages. Georgia Ensemble Theatre (GET) provides award-winning theatre productions and first class educational opportunities on a year-round basis and is the resident professional theatre at the Roswell Cultural Arts Center. The Theatre has earned a reputation for the quality and diversity of its plays.

The Atlanta Radio Theatre Company was founded in 1984 by radio personality William L. Brown and actor/director Patrick Stansbury. They incorporated ARTC as a non-profit educational corporation, dedicated to the production and distribution of quality audio drama. To procure funding, Mr. Stansbury persuaded the Citizens and Southern National Bank (as it was then known, later part of NationsBank, now Bank of America) to sponsor a weekly, one hour program on WGST-AM — and Mr. Brown turned his spare bedroom into a recording studio. Atlanta playwright Thomas E. Fuller (now better known as one of...

Delivering Professional Theatre Productions & Interactive Theatre Workshops for Boomers and Seniors where they live and gather.

Live Arts Theatre is a community focused teaching theatre, where amateurs are paired with experienced professionals to produce diverse, challenging theatrical work which engages, educates, and entertains.

The New African Grove Theatre Company is a community theatre founded to encourage African American participation and involvement in all aspects of theatrical production. New African Grove Theatre Company carries on the spirit of the first African American theatre company in the United States, the original African Grove company. Free Blacks established the theatre in New York City in 1821. Even though the company folded after only two years of play production, the theatre was important because it provided an opportunity for African Americans to present plays that gave them dignity.

Our Mission: We aim to connect children with their passions. We provide a safe place for children to explore their creative side in acting, singing and dancing. Through the various classes and productions, children will have the ability to try anything they want here at Off Broadway Children's Theatre.

Theater Emory, as a resident professional company, serves as a laboratory for faculty artistic research as well as for Theater Studies courses (students can be involved in many capacities and auditions are open to any student). This unusual partnering of undergraduates with adventurous professional artists in residence creates distinctive opportunities: to link theory and practice; to let mature artists and gifted students inspire each other; and to make theater in which young artists and seasoned professionals bring their unique perspectives to the questions posed in the plays.