Documented by Dr. shady Radical, founder of The Radical Archive Project November 11, 2025 | Atlanta, GA Windy and I attended the 7:30 p.m. production of LOUD: A Ghetto A** Rap Musical at Synchronicity Theatre Tuesday, November 11, 2025 . I already knew this would be an interesting show to see with my seven-year-old—given the “explicit” warning in the description—but I remain committed to exposing her to the full spectrum of performance work happening in Atlanta. These are th

Written by Dr. shady Radical, Founder of The Radical Archive Project Field Notes — November 2025 It was powerful to witness an all-Black cast on the Hertz Stage this Saturday afternoon for Covenant —a Southern Gothic play set in 1930s Georgia within a single-parent household. The story explores the fraught and tender relationships between a mother and her daughters, weaving in themes of faith, fear, and desire. When a pact with the devil becomes a central plot device, the pla

by Dr. shady Radical Field Notes — November 2025 This past weekend, I attended ALT | Forever , a ballet created by Daryl L. Foster in collaboration with costume designer Gibron Whitney Shepperd , presented by SCAD FASH Museum of Fashion + Film in Atlanta. The event unfolded over two days—Saturday evening and Sunday morning—honoring the legendary André Leon Talley , whose influence in fashion, culture, and creative imagination continues to inspire generations. Saturday Eveni

November 5, 2025 | Baldwin Burroughs Theatre, Spelman College Last night, I attended An Evening with Eva Doumbia , a luminous gathering that braided together art, activism, and Afro-diasporic performance at Spelman College’s Baldwin Burroughs Theatre. The event featured Franco-Ivorian-Malian playwright, director, and activist Eva Doumbia , in conversation with Prof. Johanna Montlouis-Gabriel  of Emory University, a PhD student translator Luna Larocque, and Prof. Aku Kadogo ,