The invite said wear pink, so pink we all wore. Some wore hot pink blazers, others pink wigs, and some pink bow ties with a kilt. We walked towards the bass thump that resonated down the street, generating an aticipation for a house party rather than a gallery opening. Enroute to the porch we were already taking in installation pieces sprawled across the lawn (pink flamingos, of course). Climbing the craft paper covered steps, we turned the knob and were instantly drenched in

nhabiting the world of Actor's Express' Sweeney Todd, we were invited into this mysteriously tantalizing space for Jill Patrick's The Meantime. The foreboding setting helped create an almost Noir touch to the piece; with astonishing reveals and secrets uncovered at every corner, the only thing missing was a private dick with a light cigarette dangling from his mouth. Just when you think you're on the level, the characters pull the rug and watch as you sink into their lies and

Sometimes you just have to be proud of your own. Catalyst Arts ATL is so proud of our collective member, Emily Kleypas, and her spot in the comedic web series that is co-written, produced, and performed by two local ATL female talents (Celia Elizabeth Quillian and Shelli Delgado). This series focuses on the transitive time in your mid-twenties when you work multiple odd jobs, go on multiple odd dates, and have not so many multiple odd friends. Emily offers a few words about h