"KING ARTHUR" (1968)

(photo courtesy James McLaughlin Way, Jr.)

Jim Way was brought to Atlanta in 1968 by producer Christopher Manos to be the Production Stage Manager of "King Arthur," the epic to end all other epics which opened the Arts Alliance, now the Woodruff. About that time, Jim's wife Sally gave birth to their first child, James, his father's second major Atlanta production. Soon followed two daughters, Caitlin and Siobhan.

ARTIST JAMES M. WAY, JR. 1968-2014

Atlanta artist James Way dies at age 46, "the old ticker" having given out.

AJC, October 10, 2014

March, 2013 Tribute

To see James' father's obit, click 

To see James' mom's obit, click 

James as an eight-year-old actor, click

JIM WAY'S FINEST WORKS

Through his principal employer Christopher Manos, Way became a director of stars. Yet Way's two most acclaimed works were "starless," "One Flew over The Cuckoo's Nest" in 1974 for Manos, and "Twelfth Night," in 1977 at the Harlequin Dinner Theatre, now demolished.

ATLANTA CONSTITUTION AND JOURNAL, AUGUST 2 & 3, 1978

Jim Way died suddenly.

ATLANTA CONSTITUTION, AUGUST 6, 1978

Sally Way's tribute (1982)

New York Times tribute to Sally Way, December 5, 1982

Marvelous tribute to Sally Way from Scott Cain in the Journal, July 16, 1982.
"Den mother to the Atlanta theatre community."

ATLANTA CONSTITUTION, JULY 16, 1982

And then Sally.