7 Stages Theatre is a professional, non-profit theater company founded in 1979 by Del Hamilton and Faye Allen in a storefront on Moreland Avenue. It engages artists and audiences with social, political, and spiritual values, and presents emerging local, national, and international work in Atlanta.
Finale of Carol Welter's psychological thriller about a billionaire's queer sanctuary and a vendetta born of childhood trauma.
Illusionist Josh Farley brings illusions, sleight of hand and comedy to The MainStage at 7 Stages Theatre in Atlanta.
Fourth edition of the Indigenous culture festival with a Powwow, the 'Art of Activism' dialogue, music, dance and the screening of 'The Doctrine of Discovery'.
A show that journeys through the history, community and legacy of urban rollerskating.
A warm, funny and deeply human comedy-drama by Tracy Letts, exploring themes of race, economic inequality and generational gaps, presented by Authenticity Theater.
Rental play at 7 Stages Theatre honouring the life and legacy of civil rights activist Jane Wilburn Sapp.
Immersive courtroom drama where the audience serves as the jury to decide the verdict in a trial about a driverless car.
Theatrical and musical piece by Réunion Island company Tilawcis that weaves the cultures of New Orleans, Réunion Island and Puerto Rico, presented by Alliance Française Atlanta.
