Generations of children have fallen in love with P.D. Eastman’s madcap, colorful picture book. This stage production features an all-child cast.
Savannah Children’s Theatre
The Holy Grail of musical comedy
UNDAUNTED by French taunters? Unflinching in the wake of a flesh wound? Undeterred by an evening jam-packed with the silliest of silly songs? Step forward, noble knight. You have proven […]
Year In Review: Theatre
“THE STANDOUT for me was not only being able to play the lead Dr. Vivian Bearing in the Pulitzer Prize-winning play W;t, but even topping that was to have the […]
The Big Fish that won’t get away
THE WORLD can’t get enough of Edward Bloom. We first met the traveling salesman with big dreams in 1998 via Daniel Wallace’s novel Big Fish: A Novel of Mythic Proportions. […]
Feed your head with Little Shop of Horrors
WHETHER you’re a theatre buff, a movie buff, or a pop culture nerd, chances are you love Little Shop of Horrors. If you crave a tale with an underdog, plenty […]
Reviews: ‘Cuckoo’s Nest,’ ‘Joseph’
With the current production of One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, the fledgling Indigo Arts Center has spread its wings and flown. This nearly-perfect production establishes Indigo – barely six […]
Kids and community
Kelie Miley opened the first Savannah Children’s Theatre in the back room of a downtown church, with six kids, in 2003. They did two shows that first year. Today, nearly […]
Review: Annie @ Savannah Children’s Theatre
It’s been a while since a local theatre group took on the classic musical Annie. The timing of this Savannah Children’s Theatre production, set in the 1930s, couldn’t be better […]
The sun’ll come out…
The Savannah Children’s Theatre is hoping to “absolutely delight” audiences with their fifth season’s opening production of Annie. Kelie Miley, director of the Children’s Theatre, has this to say […]
Theater: Snow White
Kelie Miley, director of the Savannah Children’s Theatre, has always wanted to do a production of Snow White. In true fairy-tale fashion, her wish is coming true with the opening […]
