Jim Farmer

After working as friends and colleagues for decades, Heidi Cline McKerley and Jeff McKerley got married in 2009. Now, they’re living happily ever after in Atlanta’s theater scene. :: Jeff McKerley and Heidi Cline McKerley are used to spending their personal and professional lives together, but it took a while…

Atlanta's theater community is reeling from the loss of veteran actor Chris Kayser, whose passion for the art of performance spanned decades.

Out on Film director and ArtsATL editor-at-large Jim Farmer shares his thoughts on why Sundance’s choice not to move to Atlanta is not a loss, given our own wins. :: And then there were three.  Earlier this year, the Sundance Institute announced it was taking proposals from cities interested in…

A curated selection of performances, exhibitions and other art events to see, do and hear across the city.

Danny Tirmizi’s documentary tells the story of how Ukrainian refugees ended in Atlanta. Now, it’s hitting the film fest circuit.

This year’s third European Film Festival, taking place at the Plaza and Tara Theatres, will showcase a variety of flicks from across the globe

After career uncertainty, Genevieve McGillicuddy returns this year to direct the TCM Classic Film Festival once again

Director, cast anticipate illuminating new themes in ‘Light in the Piazza’ at Jennie T Anderson, co-produced with Georgia Ensemble

Sue Schroeder has invited two artists from Poland to present their work “Anatomies” at a Core Dance Salon on Thursday, November 16.

Truth about Atlanta’s transgender narrative shines onscreen in “Kokomo City,” starring the late KoKo Ka Doll and Liyah Mitchell.