Twelve local artists in Savannah have discovered a new place to find treasure: in your garbage. “Reincarnated: Art Showcasing Reduce, Reuse & Recycle,” will showcase their works, which contain found […]
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La Vida Loca
Don’t take The Mexican Play too seriously. It really is satire. “It’s the tale of a tragic figure, Richard Anderson, who is a sexist-racist-homophobe,” says playwright David Ruzicka, a student […]
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A ‘long overdue’ night of short film
LAST YEAR, when local movie production company Perpombellar put the finishing touches on their debut effort, a narrative short called The Street Cleaner, they did what most any self-respecting indie […]
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Everything’s coming up roses
Though she says she’s certainly honored by her recent winning of a Georgia Governor’s Award in the Humanities, Rosemary Daniell does maintain that it’s a little “odd.” “I was amazed […]
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Blooming Violet
VIOLET may be a musical about a young woman who is horribly disfigured, but it’s by no means gloomy or sad. The musical is being presented by the Savannah College […]
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New releases: Iron Man, Made of Honor, Redbelt
Iron Man Given their general status as popcorn flicks heavier on the decadent calories than on the nutritional value, I’m always pleasantly surprised by how much care Hollywood studios take […]
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Everything else that’s out there
Deception Deception clearly deserves a 3-star rating. To clarify, that’s the other Deception, the 1946 melodrama that’s included in a recent Bette Davis DVD box set. This Deception (no relation) […]
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Theater: Whodunit?
Imagine putting on a mystery that has 216 possible endings. It’s a mystery to me why anyone would want to attempt it. But the folks at Savannah Community Theatre enjoy […]
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Remapping Savannah
The word “mapping” crops up everywhere lately. It has become an over-used piece of art jargon, usually meaningless because its traditional meaning has been stretched beyond sense. But standing in […]
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I’m just a country boy from Sandfly
The idea of a novel-writing taxi driver is something of a cliche, but in the case of Robert T. S. Mickles, it’s true. Mickles, who owns and operates Concierge Taxi […]
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New releases: Baby Mama, Harold & Kumar
Baby Mama With Will Ferrell, Adam Sandler and other comedians routinely hoarding the screens in our nation’s multiplexes, here come Tina Fey and Amy Poehler to remind audiences that, like […]
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Everything else that’s out there
88 Minutes 88 Minutes actually runs 108 minutes, a cruel trick to play on moviegoers who check their watches at the 80-minute mark and erroneously believe they’re on the verge […]