THE SAVANNAH DANSE THEATRE (SDT) and the Savannah Danse Theatre Orchestra perform their annual locally-themed version of the classic ballet The Nutcracker this Saturday, Dec. 8 at 2 p.m. and […]
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David Sedaris really has a pair
Phil Keeling got a very special birthday gift on Oct. 10. Keeling is a big fan of humorist David Sedaris, and on his birthday, he not only got to see […]
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Swan song
On Dec. 8, Jamie Busbin will become the first directing major to graduate from the theater department at Armstrong Atlantic State University. For her final project at AASU, Busbin chose […]
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New releases: I’m Not There, The Mist
I’m Not There **1/2 It wasn’t necessary to be a Beatles fan to enjoy Julie Taymor’s Across the Universe, and it’s not required to be a Bob Dylan devotee to […]
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Two acts, 45 phone calls
Belles is a play that tells the story of the six Walker sisters, who grew up in Memphis. Over the years, they have moved away and now all six are […]
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Singing in the season
You won’t find the usual characters in The Christmas Storybook — at least, not at first. Instead, you’ll find a talking storybook, an angel, a star and a swaddling cloth. […]
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New releases: The Mist, Mr. Magorium
The Mist *** The Mist marks writer-director Frank Darabont’s third adaptation of a Stephen King property, and because he’s not shooting for Oscar gold this time around (the previous titles […]
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Everything else that’s out there
No Country for Old Men **** The Coen Brothers have always been known for the ease with which they’ve jumped from genre to genre — screwball comedy with Raising Arizona, […]
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House guest from hell
EVERYONE HAS KNOWN ONE— that aggravating house guest who just doesn’t know when to go home. The sidesplitting play The Nerd takes this concept to new heights. The Little Theatre […]
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New releases: No Country, Beowulf, Enchanted
No Country for Old Men **** The Coen Brothers have always been known for the ease with which they’ve jumped from genre to genre — screwball comedy with Raising Arizona, […]
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Everything else that’s out there
Lions for Lambs ** Say this for Hollywood: At least it’s trying to inject some semblance of sane debate into the Iraq War debacle. But do they have to be […]
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Local author’s Kiki and the Red Shoes tells a tale of Greece
SAVANNAHIANS KNOW Bess T. Chappas as a storyteller and the organizer of the popular local “Tellabration” storytelling events. But the talented resident has put her skills to paper, with a […]