Items for the calendar may be e-mailed to TravisH@dekalbchamp.com.

Note: Placement is at editor’s discretion and is not guaranteed.

ART Station

5384 Manor Drive,
Stone Mountain

(770) 469-1105

www.artstation.org
Sister Robert Anne’s Cabaret Class – June 6 – 23

This is a “One-Nun-Sense” musical event where Sister Robert Anne, a street-smart not so typical nun, and her accompanist share songs from the popular NUNSENSE series. Whether she’s giving out clues on how to fashion your own cabaret show, choosing the songs that best show off your musical style, giving clothing and hair tips for success, or sharing anecdotes about her own show business story, she’s got the whole musical world in her capable and talented hands.

The Stage Door Players

5339 Chamblee-Dunwoody Road,
Dunwoody

(770) 396-1726

www.stagedoorplayers.net
Dancing At Lughnasa – May 17 – June 9

The story of five unmarried sisters eking out their lives in a small village in Ireland in 1936. Their spare existence is interrupted by brief colorful bursts of music from the radio, their only link to the romance and hope of the world at large. Widely regarded as Brian Friel’s masterpiece, this haunting play is a tribute to the spirit and valor of the past.

Horizon Theatre

Euclid and Austin avenues, Atlanta

(404) 584-7450

www.horizontheatre.com

The Book Club Play — May 17 – June 23

Ana lives in a letter-perfect world with an adoring husband, the perfect job, and her greatest passion: book club. But when her cherished gathering becomes the subject of a documentary film and a provocative new member joins the circle, things begin to heat up and more truths are told than anyone bargained for. A delightful new comedy about life, love, literature, and the side-splitting results when friends start reading between the lines.

The Buckhead Theatre

3110 Roswell Road, Atlanta

(404) 843-2825

www.thebuckheadtheatre.com

SPANK! The Fifty Shades Parody – Through May 19

SPANK! The Fifty Shades Parody is the hilarious musical that brings the naughty fun of the best-selling book to life and will have your inner goddess laughing out loud. This imagining of the characters comes to life with sharp-witted comedy, musical numbers, sexy striptease performances from the leading hunk, plus lots of surprises.

ART Station

5384 Manor Drive,
Stone Mountain

(770) 469-1105

www.artstation.org

Key of C by Cynthia Frigon – June 1 – Aug. 28

Atlanta artist Cynthia Frigon uses the colors and patterns of recycled magazine ads and calendar artwork to create imaginative images of our complex world. Each cut piece she uses in her collages reflects the daily choices we make to color and shape our lives.

MudFire Gallery

175 Laredo Drive, Decatur

(404) 377-8033

www.MudFire.com

Stephanie Gall: New Work–Through May 26

Stephanie Galli will be attending Indiana University for graduate studies in fall of 2013. She is a talented emerging artist, and MudFire says it has been fortunate to have her in its resident artist program. During her time there, “Stephanie has continued to evolve, pulling from her love of fabric and design and incorporating those elements with new style and technique,” according to MudFire.

This collection features work from nearly 20 artists of nature- and un-natural-inspired sculptural and functional pottery.

Oglethorpe University Museum of Art 

4484 Peachtree Road Northeast,†Atlanta

(404) 364-8555 - museum.oglethorpe.edu

Jiki to Hanga: Japanese Porcelain and Prints – May 12 – Aug. 25

The exhibition features 49 color woodcuts and more than 30 porcelain and earthenware objects. Twenty-eight of the woodcuts are by shin-hanga style master printmaker Hiroshi Yoshida (1876-1950).