MARIAN GREEN may be the toughest woman in Savannah. She estimates she’s been hit by cars, sent flying over the hood and skidding to the pavement, at least eight times. […]
Arts, Entertainment & Film
Arts and culture news, reviews and event listings for Savannah, Georgia.
New releases: Australia, Four Christmases
Australia During my entire career as a film reviewer, I’ve never walked out of a movie and never will, though of course I’ve been tempted on countless occasions. Given the […]
Everything else that’s out there
Bolt In recent years, Disney plus Pixar has led to some terrific animated features, but Disney minus Pixar has led to yearnings to locate the nearest auditorium exit. Bolt is […]
New release: Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa
Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa Anyone who thinks that the Madagascar franchise is all about the Benjamin (Stiller, that is) has seriously overrated the importance of marquee names to animated flicks. […]
Theatre: Out of the doll’s house
In yet another example of how Savannah State University is revitalizing its theater department, David I. L. Poole and his students bring Ingmar Bergman’s Nora to Kennedy Fine Arts Theatre. […]
New release: Quantum of Solace
Quantum of Solace Casino Royale, the 2006 revamp of the hallowed 007 film franchise, turned out to be the best Bond outing since Reagan’s first term in office, so expecting […]
Books: Arthur author
FROM HIS humble beginning as a bedtime story, over 30 years later Arthur the aardvark has gone on to be one of the most popular series of children’s books in […]
Theater: Gershwin’s a gas
Tap dancing, innuendo, and hidden identities are swirling as the Masquers put on their first musical in nearly two years. Coming to AASU’s newly renovated Jenkins Hall is Crazy For […]
Theater: A thriller, updated
Imagine you’re newly blind, your husband is ensnared in a drug-smuggling plot, and dangerous criminals claiming to be old friends are tormenting you to find the stash. Such is the […]
Two ships in the night
QUESTION: When is history like gymnastics? Answer: When you have to bend over backwards to explain connections and make them matter to people today. Around 1999 or so, I started […]
Theatre: They are women, hear them roar
BREAK OUT the Aquanet, dust off your old 45s, and get ready for Beehive! Having just opened at SCAD’s Mondanaro Theatre Nov. 4, this musical revue explores tunes from female […]
Savannah artists on the road
Works by four contemporary Savannah artists are on display as part of the “Journey from Africa to Gullah” exhibition marking the bicentennial of the end of the transatlantic slave trade. […]
