It’s a dark moment in Savannah history, on par with the loss of similar civic gems such as Union Station, Johnny Harris, and the old DeSoto Hilton, among others.
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Keep theatre in Savannah alive
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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The Holy Mountain
Before the principal photography began, Jodorowsky and his wife spent a week with no sleep, guided by a Japanese Zen master
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CinemaSavannah honors the magic of Muse with The Love Witch
From the plot to the lighting to the music, ‘The Love Witch,’ shot on 35mm film, is ‘60s revival in every way possible
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Year in Review: Theatre
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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Editor’s Note: Musings about Muse
Begun by the wife/husband team of JinHi Soucy Rand and Mark Rand, Muse was built not only on that pair’s unmatched devotion to local theatre and arts, but on their unique ability to project love, positivity, and support for creative people around Savannah, regardless of background or bank account.
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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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Full Metal Henry
Zachary Burke follows in their footsteps as the eponymous young king, torn between his duties to his family and country on one hand, and the reality of his own soldiers’ tribulations and sacrifices on the other.
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Veteran tackles important themes in War Virgin
WHAT DOES an American hero look like? Picture them in your head—what’s their gender, their ethnicity, their sexual orientation, their religious affiliation? Chances are, you’re picturing a Captain America lookalike, […]
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Welcome to the Slotherhouse!
A fan of camp film and horror, Kent is proud to include all the best elements of a trashy terror film in Slotherhouse
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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