Theatre can build a sense of community—not only within the organization, but also within the very city in which it’s being produced. Lives can literally be changed through the power of storytelling.
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Bowie & the Bard
IN April 1564, William Shakespeare was born in Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire. 363 years later and 100 miles away, David Robert Jones was born in Brixton. The Englishmen would go on to […]
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The Vagina Monologues: ‘So taboo it feels good’
BEFORE A thousand knitting needles started clacking in the creation of pink pussy hats, before the world had heard of A Day Without a Woman, before presidential candidates were dismissing […]
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Rocky Horror Show: ‘Virgins’ are welcome
Some of the more popular props include buttered toast and rice to throw at the actors, so leave those at home
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Clock The Vote @The Bay Street Theatre
Clock The Vote promises to “press contour-versial issues like press-on nails” and “support the gay agenda”
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Rocky Horror Show returns
JINHI SOUCY RAND, co-founder of Muse Arts Warehouse, is taking on directing duties for this year’s production of the musical The Rocky Horror Show at Bay Street Theatre. As many […]
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The Last Five Years will break your heart
Presented by No Day But Today Productions (founded by stars from several Savannah troupes), Jason Robert Brown’s 2002 musical is sure to be an emotional journey, chronicling the many thrills, pains, and complications of a marriage.
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Rocky Horror at 40
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, dear Rocky. Hitting its 40th anniversary in 2014, The Rocky Horror Show, arguably the most well-loved cult classic of all time, is still hot to trot. A lot […]
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Fall Arts Preview: Theatre, Comedy, and Performing Arts
Oct. 3, 4, 10, 11, 17, 18, 24, 25 & 31 Dreadful Pestilence: Savannah’s Yellow Fever in 1820 The Davenport House The city’s 19th-century yellow fever epidemic gets careful treatment […]
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At Bay Street: Chicago‘s baddest girl
‘Courtney has become kind of a muse for me,’ says director DeVincent. ‘She and I speak and think in the same terms, and she’s always open to my warpo ideas. And she makes good of them.’
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Bay Street’s new comedy takes dark turns
It’s a world where nothing is as it seems, top is bottom and black is white. And white is, well, off-white.
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Bay Street’s Xmas x2
“Crumpet has to be me, through the lens of David Sedaris. I have to go inside and find my inner queeny catty bitch.”