The Savannah Children’s Theatre is hoping to “absolutely delight” audiences with their fifth season’s opening production of Annie. Kelie Miley, director of the Children’s Theatre, has this to say […]
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Extraordinary Measures, That Evening Sun
EXTRAORDINARY MEASURES *1/2 Had Harrison Ford spent as much time playing risk-taking actor as action hero, would he now have a mantel of awards to call his own? There was […]
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Exhibits & Openings
Allesandra Hoshor – The Sentient Bean’s featured artist for the month works with silver gelatin, polaroid pack film, oil, ink, acrylic, and watercolor on cloth to produce stunning, spontaneous images. […]
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What’s Next: Keller Williams, Josh Turner
Singer/songwriter Keller Williams, a multi-instrumentalist whose use of loops and electronic delays connected to his acoustic guitar has made him a unique (and quite beloved) performer, has a date at […]
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Fifty years and change
Tom Coleman’s all–time favorite play is the Tom Jones/Harvey Schmidt musical comedy The Fantasticks, which features ordinary people learning to enjoy — the hard way, sometimes — life’s little blessings. […]
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Man of letters
While it’s nice to think that the written word still means something, chances are it’s the ‘how,’ as much as the ‘what’ that matters these days. As co-founder of House […]
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The Lovely Bones, The Book of Eli
THE LOVELY BONES *** We might as well begin with a disclosure: I haven’t read Alice Sebold’s The Lovely Bones. And from what I’ve been able to ascertain, folks […]
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Miles of aisles
Mike and Jill, Robbie and Julia. Mike and Julia, Jill and Robbie. They’re the same people. The national touring production of The Wedding Singer, which visits the Johnny Mercer Theatre […]
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Fashion Geek
For the last several years, Diana Eng has stood at the crossroads of fashion and technology, working on items seemingly pulled from science–fiction novels — a hoodie that knows when […]
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Freakin’ awesome
For the better part of the past 20 years, Tim Cridland has been driving sharp skewers into his tongue and pushing them out through his neck, chewing on shards of […]
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What’s Next: Savannah Irish Festival
St. Patrick’s Day comes on March 17, and while it’s all about celebrating Irish heritage (and, well, celebrating in general) there isn’t exactly an overabundance of authentic Irish culture. The […]
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Movies for the mind
There is a presumption, Jim Reed believes, that his weekly film screenings at the Sentient Bean are nothing more than kitsch, with titles like Beach Blanket Mutants From the Planet […]