Founder talks about Improv comedy club

The Technique had the opportunity to sit down with Budd Friedman, founder and owner of The Improv Comedy Club. Friedman is responsible for starting the careers of numerous celebrities, including Rodney Dangerfield, Bette Midler and Jay Leno. For more information: The Improv Comedy Club & Dinner Theatre 56 E Andrews Dr NW Atlanta, GA 30305 (678) 244-3612 [email protected] www.TheImprovAtlanta.com

Marietta restaurant modernizes arcade model

Battle and Brew, located in Marietta just outside the metro Atlanta perimeter, is a unique venue that offers a food, drink and electrifying arcade-reminiscent gaming experience; except patrons now do not have to worry about having change on hand.

Atlas Genius demonstrates mature stage presence

Tuesday, October 9th marked the anniversary of music legend John Lennon’s birthday, and the performance that night at the Tabernacle did this pioneer proud. Headlining the show was the alternative rock band Silversun Pickups with openers Atlas Genius and Cloud Nothings.

Taste of Atlanta returns for eleventh year

Atlanta’s premier event for foodies, Taste of Atlanta, returned to Tech Square and the Fifth Street Bridge this past weekend, Oct. 5, 6 and 7. Despite the traffic it caused through Midtown, Taste of Atlanta offered up a delicious spread of restaurants to sample from as well as numerous vendors. Attendees used taste tickets included in the admission fee to “purchase” samples of dishes ranging from Sugar Cane Encrusted Quail Breasts from White Oak to Buttermilk Waffles from Waffle House.

First Aid Kit heals rift between folk, rock

Fans flocked to the Buckhead Theatre last Thursday (Oct. 4) to hear the folk rock stylings of the quickly rising Swedish band, First Aid Kit. Returning to Atlanta after opening for Lykke Li last year, First Aid Kit were warmly welcomed by a large crowd there to enjoy their rapturous harmonies and unique mix of country, folk and rock.

Menopause proves a pleasure no matter age, sex

Menopause the Musical is an uproariously good time, especially for those in on the joke. The cast of four breathed so much life and nuance into what could have been just schtick. They frequently transcended the comedy from their “situation” and the laughs can be enjoyable for those who are not female and/or of a certain age. More words were sung, in Yankovic-esque menopause parody to the tune of the hits of the 50's and 60's, than spoken over the course of the show making the entire show easily digestible and energetic.
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