Hey there, Bob and Betty Theater-goer. Why not see Urinetown while you’re in town? It’s affectionately known as The Number One Musical. Actually, the full title of the Little Theatre […]
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Reviews: Public Enemies, Whatever Works
PUBLIC ENEMIES **1/2 Moviegoers hoping that Public Enemies would have been the film to save the summer season from its own worst impulses will be disappointed to learn that the […]
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What’s Next: Dinner and a laugh
Dinner and a laugh If dinner theater is your cup of tea (or your plate of wings, or some such thing) there are two – count ‘em – two opportunities […]
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What’s Next: Seinfeld in September
Seinfeld in September Sure, we’ve had a few A-list comedians perform at the Savannah Civic Center over the last year or so. Jeff Dunham and Brian Regan are funny […]
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Reviews: Transformers, My Sister’s Keeper, The Proposal, etc.
Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen * To both my horror and delight — horror because of my general disdain for the Michael Bay oeuvre, delight because of my desire to […]
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Extra! Extra!
I applied to work as an extra on The Last Song, was accepted, and for 10 hours I did everything asked of me as the Disney cameras followed Miley Cyrus […]
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Miley for miles
How many times have you heard the name Miley Cyrus this week? If you’re living in Savannah this summer, that number may be pretty high. If you live in Savannah […]
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What’s Next: Send us your stuff!
Our mission here at Connect Savannah is to provide the most complete, and most well-rounded, coverage of arts and entertainment in the Savannah area. If something is happening in town, […]
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Simon says
Neil Simon wrote “Rumors” at the end of the 1980s, following the three semi-autobiographical plays that made up his so-called “Eugene Trilogy.” Although wildly successful, those plays (“Brighton Beach Memoirs,” […]
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Shout-out to history
Vaughnette Goode-Walker, who’s in charge of the Telfair Museum’s Juneteenth celebration this week, wants to make one thing perfectly clear: “There’s no such thing as black history or white […]
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Reviews: Taking of Pelham 123, Tyson
THE TAKING OF PELHAM 1 2 3 ** One of the many delights tied to the 1974 drama The Taking of Pelham One Two Three is that it’s a New […]
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What’s Next: Country, R&B and Mercer movies
Free show at Ft. Stewart Country music’s Trace Adkins (“You’re Gonna Miss This,” “Honky Tonk Badonkadonk”) will headline a free concert July 3 at Donovan Parade Field, Ft. Stewart. […]