THIS IS ONE Oliver with a twist. The Savannah College of Art and Design School of Performing Arts will present Oliver Twist March 6-9 at Trustees Theater. It’s based on […]
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Zero tolerance?
ON JAN. 17, campus police arrested a 16-year-old Savannah High School student who attacked a classmate. It was one of many fights at the school that day, but this one […]
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Council confirms St. Patrick’s changes
THE TRADITION of staking out the squares on St. Patrick’s Eve is no more. On Feb. 28, the Savannah City Council approved the permit for the 184th annual St. Patrick’s […]
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A real pill
This one’s a keeper. Even after more than 330 years, Jean-Baptiste Moliere’s The Imaginary Invalid, which skewers the 17th century French medical profession, continues to leave audiences in stitches. The […]
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The inlaws
Tybee residents can relax. The man in the silver car isn’t a madman or a terrorist. The normally mild-mannered Rod McAdams is yelling and gesturing wildly to prepare for his […]
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Sitting pretty and green
EARTH DAY has taken on new meaning for Mike and Raquel Ayres. They’re hoping to celebrate with the opening of a storefront for their business, Structured Green. The Ayres offer […]
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Theatre: Shirley, you jest
If anyone is up for a challenge, it’s Grace Diaz Tootle. “I’ve been a single mom since 1999,” Tootle says. “I have four children. I have a stressful job as […]
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Theatre: Midnight Cry
Some of the best stories are based on events that really happened. A Midnight Cry: The Underground Railroad to Freedom is a historical drama inspired by the true story of […]
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Theatre: Tell Pharaoah
THE CONCERT DRAMA Tell Pharaoh tells the story of Harlem in word and song, but it is so much more. It recounts the entire history of African Americans in America […]
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Council is asked to save structures
They’re small, they’re dowdy, they’re about to be demolished. But two houses near the Roundhouse Railroad Museum are historic structures, valuable as surviving working class 19th century homes in the […]
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Theater: Vagina Monologues
TRISH SUGAREK has a theory. “I believe every director has a short list of plays they’d really like to direct,” she says. “The Vagina Monologues is on my list.” That […]
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Play opens at SCAD
Nobody writes about a dysfunctional family as well as playwright Sam Shepard. A Lie of the Mind is yet another Shepard play about yet another dysfunctional family, but in his […]