‘Our first show was in the basement of Club One during Pride 2013. We’re still thrilled to be Savannah’s only event catering to LGBT women.’
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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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Goth Night Reunion & Fetish Ball @Club One
‘You don’t have to dress up, but we encourage everyone to. Wearing black would be fine! If you wear all white, you’re going to stand out.’
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Meet Miss Mary of Dirty Dolls Burlesque
“When you see people light up just because you’re there, that’s the best feeling.”
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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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Stopover spotlight: Peelander-Z
The four Japanese musicians clown and cavort amongst giant squids and lizards.
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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.”
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Introducing the next Doctor
“The last time I was in heels was in a SCAD production of Hedwig and the Angry Inch.”
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Hello there, Miss Sandra
“It’s a little bit tongue-in-cheek, it’s satirical, it’s smart. People take it in any way they want. Some people think you’re being bitchy. I think I’m being ironic. It’s a strong female funny figure, and I think gay men like that.”
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A review: Bay Street’s ‘Cabaret’
A spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down, Mary Poppins advised the annoying little twerps in her charge. Substitute “music” for sugar, and “politics” for medicine, and you’ve got […]
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Dark days and decadence
What goes around comes around. Cabaret takes place in 1931 Berlin; the play opened in New York City in 1967. The Oscar–winning film version appeared in 1972, and in 2003 […]
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‘Hedwig’ is here to rock this town
Musical theater knows few characters quite as fascinating as Hedwig, who began life as “a slip of a girlyboy living in communist East Berlin,” suffered a botched sex-change operation and […]