Synchronicity Theatre ‘Strips Bare’ For New Plays

The 20-year-old theatre company is gifting their space to local playwrights to develop and perform new works.

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Art needs a place to grow. And so often in Atlanta, that seems to happen on the margins. But Stripped Bare is helping theatre artists develop new work … and at a Peachtree Street address. The arts incubator program at Synchronicity Theatre recently began its third season.

The 20-year-old theatre company is gifting their space to local playwrights to develop and perform new works.

“There are so many wonderful emerging artists who are trying out new projects, but there’s very little opportunity to have a space to show that to the world,” said Rachel May, Synchronicity’s producing artistic director.