At 2 p.m. today, we let go four incredibly talented longtime CL employees: managing editor/digital and food critic Besha Rodell, staff writer Scott Henry, arts writer Curt Holman, and special projects director (and former managing editor) Chanté LaGon.... »
Actor's Express play struggles to reconcile religion and relationships by Curt Holman F. Scott Fitzgerald once wrote that "The true test of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two contradictory ideas at the same time."… [ Read more ] [ Subsc »
In case you didn't get to see the pony show that's been posted up under the big top in Midtown for the past few weeks, Cavalia: Odysseo has been extended through January 29. Catch Curt Holman's observations and a photo gallery of the Cirque du Soleil s... »
August: Osage County leads Atlanta theaters' best work of the year by Curt Holman Any retrospective on the year in Atlanta theater should begin with the Alliance Theatre's August: Osage County, which will likely deserve top billing in any "Decade in At... »
Unscripted TV shows give Atlanta a makeover by Curt Holman As a Southeastern hub of film and television production, ATLWood is increasingly turning its attention to the unscripted drama taking place inside and outside the Perimeter. Our local reality T... »
Creative Loafing Atlanta will let four longtime employees go - and a 5 percent pay cut will take place there and at other newspapers published by the Creative Loafing chain - in an effort to cut costs. CL Atlanta Editor in Chief Eric Celeste said in a ... »
