The Woodruff Arts Center, Memorial Arts Building

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1280 Peachtree St NE
Atlanta, GA 30309 United States Get Directions
Phone 404.733.4200

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  • A woman kneels beside a seated boy on stage, both smiling, with the words "BEFORE PLAY" overlaid on the image.

    Before Play

    The Woodruff Arts Center, Memorial Arts Building 1280 Peachtree St NE, Atlanta, GA, United States

    Join us for a pre-show discussion with a member of the creative team of A CHRISTMAS CAROL. Before Play discussions are free for ticket holders. No RSVP required.

  • Illustration with the text "Unexpected Encores" above a teal clock and abstract shapes on a white background.

    REISER ATLANTA ARTISTS LAB SHOWCASE: Unexpected Encores

    The Woodruff Arts Center, Memorial Arts Building 1280 Peachtree St NE, Atlanta, GA, United States

    Inspired by all the life that is left after a dementia diagnosis, Unexpected Encores is an immersive performance for people living with dementia and their caregivers.

  • Two men in checkered shirts sit in red theater seats, smiling at the camera. The background shows more empty rows of seats.

    Before Play: TRADING PLACES

    The Woodruff Arts Center, Memorial Arts Building 1280 Peachtree St NE, Atlanta, GA, United States

    Join us for a brief pre-show discussion with the writers of TRADING PLACES.

  • Before Play: TRADING PLACES

    The Woodruff Arts Center, Memorial Arts Building 1280 Peachtree St NE, Atlanta, GA, United States

    Join us for a brief pre-show discussion with Kenny Leon, Tony Award-winning director of TRADING PLACES.

  • Two women in period costumes sit on the floor, embracing each other with emotional expressions, surrounded by scattered paper boats under dramatic lighting.

    Community Talk: Korean American Identity in the Arts

    The Woodruff Arts Center, Memorial Arts Building 1280 Peachtree St NE, Atlanta, GA, United States

    Join us for a post-show conversation bringing local Korean American artists and scholars together to reflect on the themes of Bina’s Six Apples and discuss how they navigate and connect multiple histories, cultural identities, and languages in their work.