The Psychotronic Film Society’s indie film series “Movies Savannah Missed,” which screens new, limited run films that never appeared at any area Cineplex, continues this week and through the winter […]
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Review: The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
There’s an expectation among some American moviegoers that foreign films, particularly those with subtitles, are boring, inaccessible works that sacrifice action in order to search for elusive higher meaning. The […]
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Prepare to be scared
Scary movies have always had a special place in the hearts of filmmakers and audiences. Even in the earliest days of cinema, tales of supernatural terror quickly rose to the […]
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Review: ‘The Glass Menagerie’
To fully understand the deep, dark, emotional undercurrents that flow like raw riptides beneath the surface of The Glass Menagerie, watch Maggie Hart’s eyes. Hart, a SCAD student working towards […]
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From Russia with drawl
With the exception of Shakespeare, few playwrights attract as much analysis and interpretation as Anton Chekhov, the Russian author of The Seagull and other dramatic works deep in subtext and […]
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College Guide: All Ages venues
Back in “the good old days,” there was an exemption allowing 18-20 year olds into bars to see live music, but that changed in early 2006 and hasn’t been up […]
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Cranky camaraderie
One of Neil Simon’s most enduring comedies, 1965’s The Odd Couple began as a play starring Art Carney and Walter Matthau as neatnik newsman Felix Ungar and slob sportswriter Oscar […]
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‘Movies Savannah Missed’ debuts
It’s an old story around here: High–profile, high–quality movie gets released. High–profile, high–quality movie gets kudos from the critics. High–profile, high–quality movie never comes anywhere near a Savannah theatre. Lots […]
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Review: ‘The Last Five Years’ at Muse
For Cathy, it’s the story of the last five years. For Jamie, it’s the next five years. The Jason Robert Brown musical onstage through this weekend at Muse Arts Warehouse […]
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Two for the show
This week’s specials in the theater department are both musicals – a bit of light summer wear, if you like. Kimmi Sampieri is directing The Last Five Years, Jason Robert […]
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Curtain time
Six months after the latest round of funereal predictions for Savannah’s theater community, things are alive, well – and delightfully vigorous. Two new shows debut this week – one a […]
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Mark your calendar: KidSyc’s moment, Good Muse
KidSyc’s moment Come late July or early August, KidSyc will be Indiana–bound to claim his prize in the 2010 Sweetwater Song Contest. KidSyc is the alter ego of 25–year–old Lloyd […]