Arís statement to BIPOC artists and our theater community.

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WELCOME TO ARÍS

Kara Cantrell as Molly Bloom in ULYSSES (2022). Photo by Jessica Fern Hunt.

Arís is a theatre company dedicated to bringing theatrical works of Celtic origin and import to Atlanta audiences. We are about to celebrate ten years of this fun, fantastic work! We invite you to join and support us as we look forward to our future.

Merriman the Serving Automaton and Lane (K. Ken Johnson) in THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST(2022). Photo by Jessica Fern Hunt.

We'll soon be announcing our coming offerings, which will include some traditional Arís favorites as well as some new productions we know you'll love. Until then, visit us on social media, and sign up for our newsletter.

Garryowen (Rob Shaw-Smith),The Citizen(Patrick McColery), and Alf Bergan (Phil Mann) in ULYSSES (2022). Photo by Jessica Fern Hunt.

Thank you for supporting your local theatre, and for supporting Arís.

Arís, Inc. is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, donations are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. Donations may be made either via Paypal or by check payable to Arís, Inc. and mailed to:

Arís
PO Box 8415
Atlanta GA 31106
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Our Mission

Our mission is to bring the theatrical and literary traditions, mythology, and storytelling from and about Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and England to Atlanta. Aris presents full productions and staged readings of contemporary and classical plays. We celebrate annual events such as Burns Night and Bloomsday. We participate in other events that feature the literature, poetry, and music of the British Isles. Aris is committed to breathing fresh life into timeless classics as well as introducing our audience to the work of new and emerging contemporary playwrights.

Maggie Beker (Gwendelen) and Tamia Fair (Cecily) in "The Importance of Being Earnest", 2022. Photo by Jessica Fern Hunt.