Open since 1818, the Savannah Theatre is one of the United States’ oldest continually-operating theaters. This iconic Savannah attraction is located off of Chippewa Square, only a few steps away from where Forrest Gump said some of his most famous lines. Over the past two centuries, the Savannah Theatre has showcased an array of talented performers, including Ty Cobb, Fanny Davenport, Sarah Bernhardt and Lillian Russell. Today, the Savannah Theatre presents unforgettable performances on a regular basis. Known for its talented cast and colorful characters, The Savannah Theatre is responsible for some of Savannah’s most popular shows.
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This two-hour show is packed with high-energy musical numbers spanning all genres. From pop to motown, the entire Savannah Live cast gives an impeccable performance. Featuring a phenomenal live band and eight talented singers, this show will have you tappin’ your toes and clappin’ along.
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Take a step into the past with this musical time machine! Rewind features live renditions of songs from decades past, including the 1950’s, 60’s and 70’s. Don your favorite poodle skirt or flower child fringe vest for an evening of musical nostalgia at one of Savannah’s finest establishments.
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The Savannah Theatre’s annual production of “A Christmas Tradition” can get any Scrooge into the holiday spirit. Each year, the theatre is transformed into a perfect holiday portrait as cast members share memories from holidays past and perform seasonal standards.
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