“Audiences can look forward to humor, pathos, drama, comedy, and a whole lot of engaging entertainment,” actor Steve Miller said of Live Arts Theatre’s “Painting Churches.”
The pandemic has passed, but the arts in Gwinnett are still feeling its effects, despite significant increases in new members and public participation. Even so, 2024 looks to be very
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“It was a dream come true when I got the offer to dance with New Orleans Ballet Theatre,” Avery Ward said of her first professional job as a ballerina. “Living
Gwinnett has had many thousands of young artists train at the numerous dance schools that have blossomed all over the county during the last few decades.