🎭 Golden Globe winner Regina Taylor brings her one-woman show, “Exhibit,” to the closing night of the Atlanta Black Theatre Festival at Spelman College. The play follows Iris, a Black visual artist confronting the fear of erasure. Taylor talks with WABE Arts and Culture Editor Sherri Daye Scott about the childhood memory that inspired the piece and how it found its way to Atlanta’s 15th annual festival.  

🎭 Golden Globe winner Regina Taylor brings her one-woman show, &ldquo;Exhibit,&rdquo; to the closing night of the Atlanta Black Theatre Festival at Spelman College. The play follows Iris, a Black visual artist confronting the fear of erasure. Taylor talks with WABE Arts and Culture Editor Sherri Daye Scott about the childhood memory that inspired the piece and how it found its way to Atlanta&rsquo;s 15th annual festival.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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WABE Arts features stories of art and culture in Atlanta.

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Each week, WABE Arts features stories of art and culture in Atlanta.

Each week, WABE Arts features stories of&nbsp;art and culture in Atlanta.

Regina Taylor Closes ABTF with 'Exhibit' 

Playwright Kelundra (kuh-LUN-druh) Smith’s  “The Wash” earned five Suzi Bass Awards. Her new play, “Other Paths to God,” is a hospital whodunit now on stage at Horizon Theatre. Midway through its premiere run, WABE Arts & Culture Editor Sherri Daye Scott caught up with Smith to talk telling untold stories and laughter as a truth-telling tool. 

Playwright Kelundra (kuh-LUN-druh) Smith&rsquo;s&nbsp; &ldquo;The Wash&rdquo; earned five Suzi Bass Awards. Her new play, &ldquo;Other Paths to God,&rdquo; is a hospital whodunit now on stage at Horizon Theatre. Midway through its premiere run, WABE Arts &amp; Culture Editor Sherri Daye Scott caught up with Smith to talk telling untold stories and laughter as a truth-telling tool.&nbsp;

Kelundra Smith’s ‘Other Paths to God’ centers ICU nurses 

🎧 Pianist Igor Levit brings an all-Beethoven program to Spivey Hall at Clayton State University on Oct. 31. He tells WABE Arts & Culture Editor Sherri Daye Scott how Beethoven's music became a love that never ended, starting at age 4. Levit explains why he built this program to show the boldness of Beethoven's writing, from the revolution of Sonata No. 1 to the "Waldstein," which he says split piano music into a before and an after. He also describes "The Tempest" as a Shakespearean drama and reflects on how he has changed since recording all 32 sonatas. 

🎧 Pianist Igor Levit brings an all-Beethoven program to Spivey Hall at Clayton State University on Oct. 31. He tells WABE Arts &amp; Culture Editor Sherri Daye Scott how Beethoven's music became a love that never ended, starting at age 4. Levit explains why he built this program to show the boldness of Beethoven's writing, from the revolution of Sonata No. 1 to the "Waldstein," which he says split piano music into a before and an after. He also describes "The Tempest" as a Shakespearean drama and reflects on how he has changed since recording all 32 sonatas.&nbsp;

WABE Arts: Igor Levit and the Boldness of Beethoven  

Award-winning sitarist Niladri Kumaar talks Zakir Hussain, the Zitar and 'Space Between the Notes' before his Oct. 30 Sandy Springs show.  

Award-winning sitarist Niladri Kumaar talks Zakir Hussain, the Zitar and 'Space Between the Notes' before his Oct. 30 Sandy Springs show.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Regina Taylor Closes ABTF with 'Exhibit'

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