Two centuries ago, plague and politics paralyzed the city
ALBERT CAMUS’S novel, The Plague, opens with Dr. Bernard Rieux leaving his surgery and stepping on a dead rat. Rieux kicked the rat aside without a thought, but a moment later felt uneasy.
'Making masks definitely fuels my artistry. I love to create.'
BRENDA SCARPATI and her husband, Mike, live on Tybee Island and own an artisan hand-poured soy candle business called Scent From Savannah. Brenda says that she saw articles, with patterns and instructions, explaining that there was a need for people to make masks. “I thought, ‘I can do that’.”
The idea for Sequined and Sequestered is to encourage burlesque performers to be as creative as they can during a time that’s very uncertain for entertainers
Fest hits four years, the first in their new theatre
It’s been a long road for Front Porch Improv’s dreams of having a theater space to be realized, but the road leads to a very important development for Savannah’s comedy scene
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Despite challenges, Bananas set to open season
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Front Porch Improv thrives during difficult times
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5 Questions with Christian Miguel Gutierrez
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Local artists take part in the Great American Paint In
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5 Questions with Tatiana Cabral Smith