The close quarters of the attic allows the story to unfurl in front of audiences in innovative ways
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Stratton Leopold, Tom Coleman join forces for Ken
Ken is based on a short story by Arnold Sundgaard published in the New Yorker in 1959. Despite years of interest in a movie or play based on the story, there has never been a stage adaptation.
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The Poole Effect
He reckons that he loves theater so much, in part, because it creates a family
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Shaken and Stirred with the Savannah Shakes
With a big Mad Men influence, psychedelic swirls of color, and fabulous costuming, the performance is a visual treat
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The Little Mermaid: ‘A special place in our cultural memory’
SINCE its release in 1989, The Little Mermaid has taken its place among the most classic Disney offerings ever. This past weekend Savannah Children’s Theatre opened its much-anticipated stage musical […]
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Front Porch Comedy brings fresh improv to SAV
Inspired by Brennan’s time at Theatre 99 and Second City, Front Porch Comedy is a full theatrical experience
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Make it a cheeky Mother’s Day weekend with Calendar Girls
The Collective Face Theatre Ensemble is ready for its close-up. The local troupe is sending out a diverse and fabulous season of drama, music, and side-splitting comedy with Calendar Girls. […]
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Next to Normal
Through immersive song and magnetic performances, the audience sees how Mrs. Goodman’s diagnosis impacts those around her and the mechanisms of family dynamic
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Savannah Children’s Theatre stages Go, Dog. Go!
Generations of children have fallen in love with P.D. Eastman’s madcap, colorful picture book. This stage production features an all-child cast.
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Feeling the theater? Check out this week’s round-up
Les Miz, Poppins, Pinafore, Salesman, and Third Finger Left Hand
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Collective Face reinvents modern tragedy Death of a Salesman
The Collective Face’s adaptation will depict Loman existing and fighting not only against the world around him, but also within his own consciousness
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Feel the love with Savannah Stage Co.’s Romeo and Juliet
IT’S THE greatest love story ever told, and Savannah Stage Company (SCC) wants to make sure all of Savannah can experience it live this Valentine’s weekend. Wesley Pridgen, a founder […]