Atlanta, GA — The Atlanta Black Theatre Festival (ABTF), which is commonly referred to as the festival of “40 plays in four days,” provides attendees with access to the largest selection of world-class, afro-centric theatre, in the entire country, all under one roof. The ABTF was recently ranked among the “Top Theatre Festivals to Visit Around the World” by TopTenZilla.com
“We are excited about this year’s marathon celebration of Afrocentric theatre, culture, and art,” stated Festival Director, Toni Simmons Henson. “When it comes to Atlanta festivals, there are more than a few to choose from. However, this celebration is one where the plays and events envelop you until it feels more like a family reunion than an art festival.”
Regardless if an attendee is a fan of traditional theatre (August Wilson), urban contemporary (Tyler Perry) or just loves a great art festival, this event has something for everyone. The diverse line-up of plays, exhibits, parties and market vendors have been curated from around the corner, and around the world.
“Recently, this festival has also been named as one of the ‘Best Fall Festivals’, by MyAJC.com, as well as a ‘Can’t Miss Fall Festival’ by the Atlanta Convention and Visitors Bureau,” continued Henson. “There’s no question that the Atlanta Black Theatre Festival is going to become one of your favorite things to do each year when in Atlanta and we invite you to stop by and see what it’s all about this year.”
Additional information about the line-up for the 2018 Atlanta Black Theatre Festival can be found by visiting the organization’s website at www.AtlantaBTF.org.
About the Atlanta Black Theatre Festival
The Atlanta Black Theatre Festival is an annual event that is now entering its seventh year. During this time, the event has presented more than 240 live events and attendees have had the ability to witness more than 1,500 performing, visual and literary artists. For the past three years, the event has been held at the Porter Sanford III Performing Arts Center in Decatur, and this will be the location for the foreseeable future. Dedicated to highlighting all the best in African and American art and culture, this event is sure to be one people want to attend year after year. Visit www.AtlantaBTF.org for details.
PRESS CONTACT:
Toni Simmons Henson
toni@atlantabtf.org
470-251-2283