Savannah Community Theatre

"KEN" returns December 29-January 7! The Savannah Community Theatre presents an original script Based on a short story by Arnold Sundgaard Directed and adapted for the stage by Tom Coleman, III... KEN played to sold out audiences during its first run in July. We turned away so many people we have decided to present the show again! Now Ken has been re-worked and re-written. Get your tickets at showclix.com PERFORMANCES: Thursday-Friday, December 29-30, 7:30 PM Saturday, December 31, 3:00 PM Thursday-Friday-Saturday, January 5-6-7, 7:30 PM Saturday, January 7, 3:00 PM TICKETS: $15 online in advance $20 at the door RESERVATIONS: Go to showclix.com VENUE: Muse Arts Warehouse, 703 Old Louisville Road, Savannah, GA ABOUT THE SHOW: KEN is based on a short story of the same name by Arnold Sundgaard which was published in The New Yorker Magazine in 1959. The show is adapted for the stage by Tom Coleman, III. KEN is based on the true account of a nightmarish train ride which the story writer took in 1933 while he was a student at the Yale Department of Drama. When a fellow student dies, he is elected - under pressure - to take the casket containing the boy’s body back to his parents’ home in Portland, Oregon. The story centers around his trip, the funeral that follows and the events that changed his life.

Opening night of the world premiere of Ken!

#CoverStory: Legendary Savannah show biz figures Stratton Leopold and Tom Coleman III team up for the world premiere of "Ken," based on a 1959 New Yorker story. The show runs this weekend only at Muse Arts Warehouse.

Savannah Community Theatre presents Arnold Sundgaard’s KEN A Staged Reading:...Continue reading

AUDITIONS: KEN - based on the true account of a nightmarish 1933 train ride the writer took while he was a student in the Yale Drama Department. When a fellow student dies, the writer is elected - under pressure - to take the casket containing the boy’s body back to his parents’ home in Portland, Oregon. The story centers around his trip, the funeral that follows and events that changed his life. (Needed: 1 male 18-25 years old, 1 male 35-60 years old) Rehearsals begin in May and performances are the first two weeks in July. Call the Savannah Community Theater at 912-247-4644 for an audition appointment. Please leave a message. Sides supplied by email.

TOMORROW! SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12th A MASTER ACTING WORKSHOP WITH RONALD RAND! TIME: 2:30-4:30 PM ... COST: $35.00 1908 COLONIAL DRIVE, SAVANNAH TO REGISTER: CALL 912-247-4644 Bring A Pencil And Notepad And Comfortable Clothing.

A MASTER WORKSHOP ON ACTING, CONSCIOUSNESS & AUTHENTICITY The Art of Transformation RONALD RAND... Performing Artist/Fulbright Specialist Scholar: www.LetItBeArt.com Founder/Publisher: THE SOUL OF THE AMERICAN ACTOR: www.SoulAmericanActor.com SAVANNAH: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5TH 2:30 PM $35.00 Registration: 912-247-4644 Bring A Pencil And Notepad And Comfortable Clothing. It's the only workshop in the world bringing to participants Stanislavsky's "Method of Actions" Chart. I have taught this workshop for the past 15 years in 23 countries and 20 states, at over 75 theaters, art centers, universities and colleges across America and around the world. It would be wonderful to come and share The Art of Transformation with the talented members of the Savannah community! Our Savannah location is TBA. Our meeting space will depend on the number of participants who sign up. Here’s wishing all of you much good health, joy and success! "...may the rainbow always touch your shoulder" - Ronald Rand The Art of Transformation master workshop is designed for those with or without a theatre background and is tailor made for participants ages 16 and up. Through the use of physical exercises and tools from Russian Master Teacher Constantin Stanislavsky’s Method of Physical Actions, we'll work together towards simplicity, relaxation, and truth, learning how to deal with the inner critic, nerves and self-consciousness while discovering ways to unleash creativity and authenticity. The Art of Transformation master workshop draws from my many years of performing and teaching, and my studies with Stella Adler, Harold Clurman, Robert Lewis, Joseph Chaikin, and Jerzy Grotowski. About Ronald Rand Ronald Rand is currently in his 15th year touring around the world in his solo play, LET IT BE ART! as Harold Clurman. The show has been seen in 23 countries and 20 states. Ronald has appeared in several Off-Broadway plays and in over 200 films & television shows. He has appeared opposite Sean Connery and Dustin Hoffman in Family Business, Christopher Plummer in O’Keefe & Stieglitz, Ralph Fiennes in Quiz Show directed by Robert Redford, Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder in Another You, Angelica Huston in When in Rome, and Yoko Ono in Homeless. He is currently the international director of LUV which is running into its 2nd award-winning year at Sarajevo’s Chamber Theatre 55 with Zana Marjanovic, star of Angelina Jolie’s In the Land of Blood and Honey. He is also the Founder & Publisher of The Soul of the American Actor newspaper and is the best-selling author of Acting Teachers of America.

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GODSPELL?? I LOVE THAT SHOW! February 5-6-7-12-13-14 at 7:30 PM and February 8 and 15 at 3:00 PM at The Muse Arts Warehouse. Advance tickets by credit card call 912-247-4644. The new 2012 Broadway Revival. A Musical Retelling of The Gospel According To St. Matthew. Script and Score with music and new lyrics by Stephen Schwartz with Belon Young, Brandi Mitchell, Cassandra Beals, Chequayla Halmon, Gary Strickland, Julia Cohen, Maia Strickland, Paulette Hosti, Rod Ellis, Simona Perry, Steven Ware and William Cleckler with music by Chris Chandler, Ronn Alford, Marc Cordray and Karen Miles Re-experience all of the shows musical hits including Day By Day, Oh Bless The Lord, My Soul, Turn Back, O Man, By My Side, We Beech Thee, and Learn Your Lessons Well.

We had our last performance of The Savannah Disputation today at the Muse, and it was a wonderful conclusion to our two-week run. Thank you Savannah, for turning out for this show and giving us your encouragement and support. Thanks to Evan Smith for writing such a funny and thought-provoking play and to the Muse Arts Warehouse for providing a great performance space! Special thanks to Jeffery Hall, Anna Burrell, Jamie Grafton, Carmel Hearn, Quayla Halmon, Tom Coleman, Suzanne Cone, Vera Simonitis, Bob Fennell, Father John Lyons, Jeannie O'Connor, Jake Knowlton, Celeste Shearouse, Lynn Brown, Carl Rosengart, Jean Soderlind, JinHi Soucy Rand and Mark Rand at the Muse, Jody Chapin and Tim Guidera at WTOC's Mid-Morning Live, Bill DeYoung at Savannah Connect, Linda Sickler at "Do" Savannah and Jessica Kiss at WJCL TV.