Ordinarily, the goings–on in Beaufort don’t attract a lot of attention down Savannah way. But the 2010 Beaufort Water Festival — July 16–25 — has a couple of entertainment options […]
Arts, Entertainment & Film
Arts and culture news, reviews and event listings for Savannah, Georgia.
Twilight: Eclipse, The Last Airbender
THE TWILIGHT SAGA: ECLIPSE **1/2 The Twilight Saga: Eclipse isn’t the best of three, but neither is it the worst. Instead, this adaptation of Stephenie Meyer’s blockbuster book falls somewhere […]
Mark your calendar: KidSyc’s moment, Good Muse
KidSyc’s moment Come late July or early August, KidSyc will be Indiana–bound to claim his prize in the 2010 Sweetwater Song Contest. KidSyc is the alter ego of 25–year–old Lloyd […]
Laughing at life
Proof that standup comedy is alive and well in Savannah: On the first Friday of every month, Bay Street Theatre (at Club One) brings in a couple of touring acts, […]
The art of war
On May 17, I stood at the center of an art gallery. I looked around, observing the paintings and sculptures that decorated the walls and accented the room. I felt […]
Grown Ups, Knight and Day, Jonah Hex, Mother and Child
GROWN UPS * Adam Sandler’s worst film since the one-two punch of Little Nicky and the inexplicably popular Big Daddy a decade ago, Grown Ups marks the umpteenth collaboration between […]
Exhibits & openings this week
Alexander Ink – SCAD’s annual juried printmaking exhibition composed of students from the Atlanta and Savannah locations. Runs through July 2. Alexander Hall Gallery, 668 Indian St. , http://www.scad.edu/exhibitions Color […]
Royally screwed
Sex. Seduction. Passion. Sex. Decadence. Lust. Sex. Now that we’ve got your attention, let’s try to focus on Les Liaisons Dangereuses, the drama onstage this weekend at the Indigo Arts […]
Mark Your Calendar: Charitable comedy
“Laughs for Lemonade,” Saturday, July 17 at 8 p.m. at the Lucas Theatre, is a standup comedy show featuring Karen Morgan, a finalist on Nick at Nite’s Search for the […]
Honoring Flannery
The names of the 20 finalists for the National Book Awards have been announced at small venues around the country before — like at City Lights Bookstore in San Francisco, […]
Toy Story 3, Splice
TOY STORY 3 **** Threepeats may be rare in the sports world, but they’re even harder to achieve in the cinematic realm. Yet here comes Toy Story 3, bucking the […]
What’s Next: The play’s the thing
Coming soon to a community theater near you: Thornton Wilder’s Our Town, one of the most famous of American plays, is onstage this weekend (June 18-20) in a dinner theater […]
