The furry, primary-colored, people-sized stars of Sesame Street Live aren’t stiff and phony-looking like the hydraulic animals at Chuck E. Cheese’s; nor are they the disfigured, quasi-hallucinogenic nightmares of a […]

The year is 1905. It’s not a particularly good time to be an ambitious woman, especially an African-American woman. Lynn Nottage’s play Intimate Apparel is about the empowerment of one […]

There are few things in history that actually change. Mothers want to be strong for their families, fathers want to build good examples for their sons to follow, and every […]

It’s a true play-within-a-play. The musical Pippin follows the son of Charlemagne as he heads out to discover the secret of true happiness and find himself. Along the way, he […]

One of the most successful local theatre runs in recent memory, the Tybee Arts Performing Society production of Neil Simon’s classic The Odd Couple moves to the Landings for two […]

For a couple of years now, Tom Coleman has been the only person directing productions of Savannah Community Theatre. No more. While Coleman readies an original production to debut later […]

Long before Bugs Bunny hit the big screen, even before Beatrix Potter made Peter Rabbit a household name, there was a lovable, lop-eared, scamp of a critter named Brer Rabbit. […]

Playwright Jack Heifner (Vanities) has captured a humorous yet touching glimpse of small-town America in Patio/Porch, two short plays that will be presented by Savannah Community Theatre March 6-8 at […]

“LADIES, the time to grab is now!” Such were the first words I heard upon walking into Jenkins Theatre as director Benjamin Wolfe was giving notes to his cast. Damn, […]