This is a chance for Savannah art veterans to reminisce on some of their favorite events in the city’s history
Savannah Shakes
The future of theater in Savannah: A special report
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 […]
Macbeth in space
The match is tailor-made, Macbeth being Shakespeare’s shortest and most tightly-written tragedy
Measure for Measure: Shakespeare in a modern world
The show’s parallels with issues of today became even more apparent
Savannah Shakes’ King Lear: Modernizing madness
Many argue that King Lear is the greatest of Shakespeare’s tragedies, and his crowning achievement in terms of language and insight
‘Bringing the Bard back to Savannah’
Twelfth Night is a classic romantic comedy template complete with a giant love triangle.
A bloody good time with Savannah Shakes
In keeping with the progressing-decades theme that has defined their productions, the Shakes have found inspiration in grindhouse exploitation films of the late 1970s and 1980s for their latest performance
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.
Bowie & the Bard
IN April 1564, William Shakespeare was born in Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire. 363 years later and 100 miles away, David Robert Jones was born in Brixton. The Englishmen would go on to […]
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 […]
Shaken and Stirred with the Savannah Shakes
With a big Mad Men influence, psychedelic swirls of color, and fabulous costuming, the performance is a visual treat
