Dave Lippman bills himself as Americas foremost non-corporate comedian. His sharp send-ups cover topical subjects such as weapons of mass distraction and the threatening scourge of Wal-Mart. Then theres Lippmans […]
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Grave humor
After a successful run of Death of a Salesman, the Little Theatre of Savannah turns to lighter fare — the comedy Dearly Departed. It is a very funny comedy about […]
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Arthur Miller’s masterpiece
An upcoming theater production will double as a tribute to one of Americas greatest playwrights. The Little Theatre, Inc. of Savannah is presenting Death of a Salesman April 7, 9 […]
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Teaching ‘herstory’
The wording of the proposed Constitutional amendment seems so innocuous, its hard to imagine anyone opposing it: Section 1. Equality of rights under the law shall not be denied or […]
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The girl in the yellow dress
Allie Meixner. Remember that name. You just might be seeing it up in lights. Meixner currently is performing in the Jam Theatricals production of Contact as the Girl in the […]
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Paving the road less traveled
Keysha Cutts knew exactly what she wanted to be when she grew up. “I knew when I went to high school that I wanted to be an engineer,Î she says. […]
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The reel world
Natalie MacMaster studied at a teacherís college in Halifax, Nova Scotia. “The reason I got a teaching degree was for something to fall back on,” the renowned Celtic fiddling virtuoso […]