Eric S. Kildow has directed many plays in town, most of them at Armstrong Atlantic State University, where he is a part–time theater instructor. But The 25th Annual Putnam County […]
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Mark your calendar: Still more ‘Magnolias’
Apparently, we can never have too many steel magnolias. Hot on the heels of the City of Savannah’s auditions for its Oct. 1–10 production of Robert Harling’s tragicomic play Steel […]
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Our teachable moment
Last May at the annual Covered Dish Supper sponsored by Chatham–Savannah Citizen Advocacy, I shared dinner with some new acquaintances – “Frederick,” a friendly–yet–reserved Brooks Brothers–dressed African American professional in […]
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Winds of change
With millions of gallons of oil spilled into the Gulf of Mexico over the past month and the ongoing threat of global warming tied to burning fossil fuels, the question […]
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A shore thing
Students, faculty and employees of the Savannah College of Art and Design will risk sunburns, seagull poop and sandy shoes this weekend – all in the name of art. Well, […]
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From a local perspective: ‘The Last Song’ reviewed
No one in The Last Song ever utters the word Tybee. Not even once. Oh, someone does mention that the story is unfolding in Georgia, and a little sign about […]
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What’s Next: ‘The Last Song’ and Tybee Island
The big media machine that is Walt Disney Pictures is gearing up for The Last Song, which now has an official opening date – March 31, the Wednesday before the […]
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I, Stalker
My nominee for Savannah’s Man of the Year has to be Mark Owen McLeod. The 53-year-old native of Appling, Ga., was arrested in June and charged with stalking Miley Cyrus […]
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‘Livid’ over theatre coverage
Editor, Regarding your recent coverage of the health of the local theatre scene: Just wanted to make sure you were aware that theatre is indeed alive and well in the […]
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Sinister Moustache & Mortal Coil inaugurate The Wormhole
Sinister Moustache, Mortal Coil *** This brand-new, 250-capacity 21+ bar and music venue in the Starland District seems like it’s aiming to fill the niche between the booking practices of […]
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“A perfect way to reconnect with the beauty of downtown”
FROM THE HISTORIC ROUNDHOUSE’S BLUES & BBQ FEST to the Coastal Jazz Association’s Christmas Day Concert and Jam Session, our town has it’s fair share of annual traditions that center […]
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Spotlighted Gigs & Recommended Shows
Appetite for Destruction This professional tribute act works hard to replicate the look, feel and sound of vintage Guns ‘N’ Roses, playing everywhere from small bars to large venues like […]