Savannah • Lowcountry • Coastal Georgia
Explore professional theatres, community companies, youth organizations, schools, colleges, improv groups, and other organizations producing live performance across the Savannah region.
May River Theatre is a community theatre serving Bluffton and the surrounding Lowcountry. The volunteer organization presents plays, musicals and special performances at Ulmer Auditorium and describes its approach as community theatre with a professional attitude.
Sun City Theatre is a resident community theatre organization in the greater Bluffton area. Founded in 1999 as Act One and known for many years as Sun City Community Theatre, the group presents comedies, mysteries, musicals and seasonal productions featuring local performers.
Southeast Bulloch High School serves students in Brooklet and southeastern Bulloch County. Curtains Up tracks theatre and stage productions connected with the school’s Fine Arts program and will publish individual productions when confirmed through official school sources.
South Effingham High School’s Fine Arts program includes drama alongside visual arts, music and other creative disciplines. Student theatre activities provide opportunities for performers, designers, technicians and other young artists to participate in live production.
The Arts Center of Coastal Carolina is an award-winning regional arts organization on Hilton Head Island. Each year the Arts Center produces professional plays and musicals from concept to curtain call while also presenting concerts, cultural programming, festivals and educational outreach.
Comedy Magic Cabaret is an intimate Hilton Head Island showroom presenting stand-up comedy, comedy magic and close-up magic. Its rotating schedule features founder Kerry Pollock alongside nationally touring comedians, magicians and guest performers.
Lean Ensemble Theater is a professional theatre company based on Hilton Head Island. Its ensemble-driven programming focuses on contemporary, thought-provoking theatre designed to spark emotion, conversation and dialogue, often accompanied by audience talkbacks and other interactive events.
Main Stage Community Theatre is a nonprofit Lowcountry theatre organization with roots stretching back more than three decades. The company brings local children, adults and families together through plays, musicals, camps, training programs and community-centered performing arts experiences.
The Southeastern Summer Theatre Institute, commonly known as SSTI, provides intensive musical theatre training for young performers and produces a professional-style summer musical season in the Lowcountry. Students from around the country train and perform in fully staged Broadway productions.
Coastal Stage Productions has presented community theatre in the Port Royal and Beaufort area, bringing together local actors and production teams for plays, comedies and musicals. Its historic programming has included performances in an intimate black-box style setting in Port Royal.
Front Porch Improv is Savannah’s home for live improvisational comedy. Created by four former New Yorkers, the company presents weekly improv shows with performers trained through nationally known comedy institutions while also offering classes, workshops, special events and interactive experiences.
Georgia Southern University’s Armstrong Campus in Savannah presents university theatre through the Department of Communication Arts. Students participate in acting, design, dramaturgy, production management, technology and other areas of theatre while performing in productions at Jenkins Hall.
H.V. Jenkins High School in Savannah offers theatre among its arts and extracurricular opportunities. Curtains Up tracks public performances involving Jenkins students and will publish production details when confirmed through official school sources.
Islands High School in Savannah offers theatre through its Visual and Performing Arts Department. The school’s arts faculty supports student learning and performance opportunities across theatre, visual art and music.
New Oak Theatre is a Savannah theatre company committed to producing live stage work for local audiences. Its programming spans musicals and plays, with an upcoming season featuring titles ranging from romantic comedy and musical theatre to contemporary and classic drama.
Odd Lot Improv is a Savannah improv comedy group with a history of live and interactive performances in the city. Curtains Up is retaining the company in the directory while we confirm its current performance schedule and primary official online source.
Play and Eat Dinner Theatre combines a meal with interactive mystery entertainment in Savannah. Guests follow clues, interact with the story and try to solve the mystery while enjoying dinner and drinks as part of the theatrical experience.
Savannah Arts Academy’s Theatre Department provides intensive hands-on education in acting, musical theatre, directing, theatrical design, dramaturgy, stage management and technical production. Students train as theatre artists while participating in fully staged productions and competition work.
Savannah Children’s Theatre is a welcoming theatre community offering productions, classes and creative opportunities for young people and adults. Founded in 2004, SCT presents a year-round season while introducing generations of Savannah families to live theatre and performance.
Savannah Repertory Theatre collaborates with artists to create bold theatrical experiences reflecting the Savannah region. The nonprofit professional company supports innovative storytelling, local and emerging talent, new work and theatre designed to strengthen community connection.
Savannah Stage Company is a nonprofit theatre company creating accessible, imaginative theatre experiences throughout Savannah and the Lowcountry. Rather than operating from a single permanent stage, the company performs in theatres, schools, parks, breweries and other community spaces.
The Historic Savannah Theatre is a landmark downtown performance venue and producing theatre on Chippewa Square. Its annual season features large-scale musicals, revues and holiday productions performed by professional singers, dancers, actors and musicians.
Sol C. Johnson High School serves students in Savannah and offers arts and extracurricular opportunities alongside its academic programs. Curtains Up tracks theatre productions involving Johnson students and will publish listings when current performance information is confirmed through official school sources.
Effingham County High School’s Fine Arts Department includes theatre alongside music and visual arts. The program gives student artists opportunities to develop creativity, collaboration and performance skills through school-based arts education and productions.
Georgia Southern University’s Statesboro theatre program is part of the Department of Communication Arts. Students work across acting, design, dramaturgy, technical theatre, production management and theatre scholarship while presenting productions at the Center for Art & Theatre and Black Box Theatre.
Statesboro High School’s Fine Arts Department offers theatre as part of a broader arts curriculum that also includes visual art, ceramics, photography, band and guitar. Student theatre provides opportunities to study and participate in live performance as part of the school’s arts education program.
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