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Georg Frideric Handel’s opera, Semele, is a tale of passion, ambition, and divine jealousy, filled with some of the composer's most breathtaking arias and choruses. Princess Semele is carried off by her lover, the god Jove, to a mountaintop paradise. The Princess should be happy but longs for power in addition to her sensual existence. The story turns deadly when Jove’s vengeful wife, Juno, deceives Semele into demanding to see her lover in his full divine glory, her wish turns fatal – Jove’s radiance consumes her in flames. Yet from the ashes, her unborn child survives, destined to become Bacchus, the god of wine and earthly pleasure.

Happens on the following Dates:
Jun 7, 2025, 8:00pm to 11:00pm Timezone: EDT
Jun 10, 2025, 7:30pm to 10:30pm Timezone: EDT
Jun 13, 2025, 8:00pm to 11:00pm Timezone: EDT
Jun 15, 2025, 3:00pm to 6:00pm Timezone: EDT

A bold reimagining of Shakespeare’s muse—told in her own voice, with live music and intimate conversation.

The Dark Lady is a witty and sensual duet that reclaims the story of a fascinating woman who was almost lost to history—Emilia Bassano. Through her eyes, this thrilling love story helps us both understand and challenge our love of Shakespeare. Emilia was multiracial and multilingual, and the first Englishwoman to publish her own poetry. And she may also be the answer to a 400-year-old mystery—just who was the “Dark Lady” that Shakespeare spoke of with such passion in his sonnets?

LIMITED 3 WEEK RUN!

Mondays am I, right? Live Music in the lobby of the Starling Hotel! Food, Cocktails, and the amazing sounds of Eric Thomas and Karey Davis. Traditional Jazz

A bold reimagining of Shakespeare’s muse—told in her own voice, with live music and intimate conversation.

The Dark Lady is a witty and sensual duet that reclaims the story of a fascinating woman who was almost lost to history—Emilia Bassano. Through her eyes, this thrilling love story helps us both understand and challenge our love of Shakespeare. Emilia was multiracial and multilingual, and the first Englishwoman to publish her own poetry. And she may also be the answer to a 400-year-old mystery—just who was the “Dark Lady” that Shakespeare spoke of with such passion in his sonnets?

LIMITED 3 WEEK RUN!

A bold reimagining of Shakespeare’s muse—told in her own voice, with live music and intimate conversation.

The Dark Lady is a witty and sensual duet that reclaims the story of a fascinating woman who was almost lost to history—Emilia Bassano. Through her eyes, this thrilling love story helps us both understand and challenge our love of Shakespeare. Emilia was multiracial and multilingual, and the first Englishwoman to publish her own poetry. And she may also be the answer to a 400-year-old mystery—just who was the “Dark Lady” that Shakespeare spoke of with such passion in his sonnets?

LIMITED 3 WEEK RUN!

A bold reimagining of Shakespeare’s muse—told in her own voice, with live music and intimate conversation.

The Dark Lady is a witty and sensual duet that reclaims the story of a fascinating woman who was almost lost to history—Emilia Bassano. Through her eyes, this thrilling love story helps us both understand and challenge our love of Shakespeare. Emilia was multiracial and multilingual, and the first Englishwoman to publish her own poetry. And she may also be the answer to a 400-year-old mystery—just who was the “Dark Lady” that Shakespeare spoke of with such passion in his sonnets?

LIMITED 3 WEEK RUN!

Celebrate the longest day of the year with Summer Solstice Yoga on The Green at Phipps Plaza, hosted by Life Time Athletic on Saturday, June 21, at 10 a.m. This complimentary outdoor yoga experience is open to all levels and offers a refreshing way to welcome the season through movement and mindfulness. Gather some friends and enjoy a morning of connection, breath and balance on The Green.

A bold reimagining of Shakespeare’s muse—told in her own voice, with live music and intimate conversation.

The Dark Lady is a witty and sensual duet that reclaims the story of a fascinating woman who was almost lost to history—Emilia Bassano. Through her eyes, this thrilling love story helps us both understand and challenge our love of Shakespeare. Emilia was multiracial and multilingual, and the first Englishwoman to publish her own poetry. And she may also be the answer to a 400-year-old mystery—just who was the “Dark Lady” that Shakespeare spoke of with such passion in his sonnets?

LIMITED 3 WEEK RUN!

The future of skilled trades takes center stage at SkillsUSA’s National Leadership & Skills Conference (NLSC), June 23–27 at the Georgia World Congress Center. This dynamic, high-energy event welcomes more than 18,000 students, teachers, and industry leaders from across the country for national competitions, inspiring leadership sessions, hands-on career experiences and more. From the SkillsUSA Championships to the massive TECHSPO trade show, NLSC is where career education shines brightest.

Mondays am I, right? Live Music in the lobby of the Starling Hotel! Food, Cocktails, and the amazing sounds of Eric Thomas and Karey Davis. Traditional Jazz