Don't miss our Hertz Stage season opener—a viscrerally relevant and timely drama the AJC calls "a haunting meditation on bravery and cowardice, love and loss, pain and healing, fantasy and reality." Ugly Lies the Bone is a hopeful story about a soldier, a woman, a town, and a country fighting for recovery while struggling with all of the emotional—and technological—tools at hand.
This fall, join us for happy hour, dinner, or brunch—and then see a show! With Play After Work, Dinner & Show packages, and Mimosas & Matinées, you'll get food, special pricing, and special locations, plus a great show on the Alliance or Hertz Stage like Ugly Lies the Bone or Moby Dick.
Don't miss the next production in our Kathy & Ken Bernhardt Theatre for the Very Young series—From Head to Toe, based on the beautiful and interactive Eric Carle book. The fun is happening from September 24–November 6.
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The Alliance Theatre is the lead producing theatre in the Southeast, creating the powerful experience of shared theatre for diverse people on two stages. We value excellence, pursued with integrity and creativity, and achieved through collaboration. We deliver powerful programming that challenges adult and youth audiences to think critically and care deeply.
The Alliance Teen Ensemble has the opportunity to see and review each production during the season. See their responses to "Ugly Lies the Bone."
Brooks Ashmanskas, playing Barry Glickman in "The Prom," is a veteran of the stage, having performed in over 20 productions on and off Broadway.
