AT A national and social level, 2016 was a year of significant loss. Here in Savannah, the theatre community lost two vital stages—Ampersand, the downtown restaurant/bar/venue that acted as Savannah […]
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The Taming of the Shrew
The hysterical tale revolves around the courtship of Petruchio and Katherina, the “shrew” in question
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Queer Moxie
“I always chase things that are fabulous and interesting”
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The soul of wit: Armstrong keeps it short and silly in Shakespeare tribute
ARMSTRONG State University is ready to pay tribute to the Bard. This year marks the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare’s death. To honor his incredible legacy, Armstrong has planned a […]
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Pilot exercise program for Parkinson’s disease is a knockout
The custom workout is based on research that shows how exercise can help improve gait and balance as well as possibly slowing down the progression of the disease.
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30th Annual Rite of Swing @Armstrong State University
The most noteworthy composer in the history of jazz, Ellington composed over 1,000 songs during his career
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Parade of nations at Asian Cultural Festival
YOU CAN definitely experience the glorious power of gold dragon dances, taekwondo demonstrations and those heart-stopping Taiko drummers when the Savannah Asian Cultural Festival returns this Friday and Saturday, April […]
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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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A world without paper? Not a chance, says Mark Kurlansky
“If you don’t like the way society is going, you have to change society, you can’t blame it on the computers”
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Yair Muñoz and ‘the idea of the possible’
THE WORDS “deferred action” kept running through my head after I spoke with recent Armstrong graduate Yair Muñoz. President Obama gave us “Deferred Action for Child Arrivals” in 2012. This policy has brought […]
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Challenging body image with gratitude
The statistics show that we spend trillions of dollars a year on products and waste hours obsessing over cellulite. Negative body perception can lead to fad dieting and other harmful behaviors; other studies show that body dissatisfaction can be a precursor to clinical depression.
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Head, Heart and Feet @Armstrong State University Fine Arts Auditorium
Get ready for an evening that’ll get the gears turning in admiration of the players’ talent