THE THEATER SCENE in Savannah is — as many are across the nation — one of constant ups and downs. If you talk to veterans of local theater, you get […]
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Last of the Red Hot Lovers – a tale of morality
The man, Barney Cashman — played by local theatre vet Les Taylor — decides to try setting up three affairs with different women in order to feel that sense of excitement
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Big Love Starts A Big Conversation
Big Love centers around 50 women who flee their native Greece, arriving in Italy as refugees trying to avoid having to marry their cousin
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The party never stops when Collective Face does The Great Gatsby
“The thing that theatre can offer that you can’t get anywhere else is that experiential aspect. Our goal is to give you an experience you’ll remember for years to come.’
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Pygmalion: The First Eliza Doolittle
IF YOU love My Fair Lady, you’ll love Pygmalion. Just don’t expect any singing. My Fair Lady, of course, was written in the 1950s by the all-star musical theatre duo […]
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Collective Face is back? We’ll drink to that!
After sweating out all the toxins, the gals decide they’ve earned a cocktail, and their very first pop-up happy hour occurs
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The Poole Effect
He reckons that he loves theater so much, in part, because it creates a family
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Make it a cheeky Mother’s Day weekend with Calendar Girls
The Collective Face Theatre Ensemble is ready for its close-up. The local troupe is sending out a diverse and fabulous season of drama, music, and side-splitting comedy with Calendar Girls. […]
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Collective Face reinvents modern tragedy Death of a Salesman
The Collective Face’s adaptation will depict Loman existing and fighting not only against the world around him, but also within his own consciousness
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Best Local Theatre Director
Teaching, directing, papier-mâché, hunting down gorgeous true vintage costumes—is there anything David I.L. Poole can’t do (and if there is, when the heck would he have time to do it)? […]
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Best Local Actress
It’s her second year in a row being crowned Best Local Actress and fourth since 2011, and the award is certainly deserved—Hart is a gem of Savannah’s theatre scene, fleshing […]
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Best Local Theatre Production
The Collective Face continues to provide world-class theatre with their stellar ensemble, and Grey Gardens was certainly no exception. A musical (Collective Face’s first) based on a documentary of the […]