COMING TO the Lucas Theatre this week is SCADs Carousel, directed by Michael Wainstein. This classic Rodgers and Hammerstein play examines the nitty-gritty of life in a way musicals seldom […]
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Masquers go Full Monty
“LADIES, the time to grab is now!” Such were the first words I heard upon walking into Jenkins Theatre as director Benjamin Wolfe was giving notes to his cast. Damn, […]
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Cardinal Rep does Rosencrantz and Guildenstern
EVER wished for a “Behind the Music” version of Hamlet? Ever wondered who the heck were some of those characters lurking in corners at Elsinore Castle? Wonder no more as […]
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The Shape of Things
WHERE DOES art stop and crassness begin? Such is the question asked by director Lawrence Ballard and the cast of The Shape of Things, a Neil Labute play coming to […]
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Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) is an Elizabethan romp
SAVANNAH’S Department of Cultural Affairs brings The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) to theatre S.P.A.C.E. to do battle against the notion that Shakespeare is a genre confined to forced […]
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Sondheim’s Company tackles the age-old questions —musically
HAVE YOU ever been accosted by a caring friend who insisted that your life was incomplete without the joys of married life? Imagine how much greater your apprehension would be, […]
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Vote for hop and change
BEFORE YOU get caught up in the whirlwind of holiday traveling and partying, treat yourself to an evening of art and a chance to see what SCAD has been up […]
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Seeds of Doubt
COMING TO Cardinal Rep’s Freight Station stage is the Pulitzer and Tony Award winning Doubt, A Parable. Written by John Patrick Shanley and directed by Sheila Lynne, this play features […]
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Theatre: Out of the doll’s house
In yet another example of how Savannah State University is revitalizing its theater department, David I. L. Poole and his students bring Ingmar Bergman’s Nora to Kennedy Fine Arts Theatre. […]
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Theater: Gershwin’s a gas
Tap dancing, innuendo, and hidden identities are swirling as the Masquers put on their first musical in nearly two years. Coming to AASU’s newly renovated Jenkins Hall is Crazy For […]
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Theater: A thriller, updated
Imagine you’re newly blind, your husband is ensnared in a drug-smuggling plot, and dangerous criminals claiming to be old friends are tormenting you to find the stash. Such is the […]
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Theatre: They are women, hear them roar
BREAK OUT the Aquanet, dust off your old 45s, and get ready for Beehive! Having just opened at SCAD’s Mondanaro Theatre Nov. 4, this musical revue explores tunes from female […]