South of the Salt Line Revived Mobile Satire in 2014
In early 2014, South of the Salt Line Theatre used locally rooted satire to bring a new chapter of Mobile storytelling to the stage.
Ten Years of Growth: How Mobile’s Arts Scene Transformed From 2003 to 2013
A decade-long look back shows Mobile's arts scene has grown significantly since 2003, with Space 301, the restored Saenger Theatre, a revitalized Mobile Arts Council and a wave of new…
Chickasaw Civic Theatre Stages Ken Ludwig’s ‘Leading Ladies’ With Local Cast
Chickasaw Civic Theatre closed its October 2011 run of Ken Ludwig’s comedy “Leading Ladies” with performances on October 21 and 22 at 7:30 p.m. and a Sunday, October 23 matinee…
Fairhope’s Theatre 98 Closes 50th Anniversary Season With the Play That Started It All
Theatre 98 in Fairhope is marking a milestone: fifty years to the season after the play first opened its stage, the community theater closes its anniversary year with a new…
University of South Alabama Opens Fall Theater Season with ‘I Hate Hamlet’
MOBILE, Ala. — The University of South Alabama’s Department of Dramatic Arts kicked off its fall 2011 theater season with a production of “I Hate Hamlet,” the sharp-witted comedy by…
‘A Murder in Jest at Comealot Castle’ Headlines Next Mobile Mystery Dinner
The Mobile Mystery Dinners troupe stages its next whodunit, “A Murder in Jest at Comealot Castle,” on Saturday, September 17, 2011, at Mobile’s Carnival Museum — and audiences will be…
Playhouse in the Park Lines Up ‘Bye Bye Birdie,’ ‘Sound of Music’ and a Summer Theatre Camp for Kids
Playhouse in the Park, the outdoor community theater across from the Mobile Museum of Art in Langan Park, has set its 2011 season around two classic musicals and a summer…
Theatre Scramble Mobile Brought Reimagined Fairy Tales to Life at Space 301
Theatre Scramble Mobile brought its unique brand of high-energy, original theater to Space 301 in downtown Mobile on March 12, 2011, with an evening of reimagined fairy tales that promised…
St. Paul’s Players Stage ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ in Mobile in April
St. Paul’s Players, the theater program at St. Paul’s Episcopal School in Mobile, will close out its 2011 spring season with the rock musical Little Shop of Horrors. Performances run…
Scrooge the Musical Returns by Popular Demand to Joe Jefferson Players
Mobile’s longest-running community theater brings back its holiday favorite this December, as the Joe Jefferson Players stage Scott Morlock’s Scrooge, the Musical for a second straight season. The production opens…