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.
Mobile and Baldwin County News
In early 2014, South of the Salt Line Theatre used locally rooted satire to bring a new chapter of Mobile storytelling to the stage.
The locally produced variety series Mod Mobilian TV rolls out its third episode, “The Secret Origins of the Show,” continuing its weekly run on the University of South Alabama’s campus…
A new locally produced music and variety series, Mod Mobilian TV, has debuted on JagTV, the University of South Alabama’s campus television station, adding a fresh outlet for Mobile’s homegrown…
The Alabama Music Box hosts “Dance Off! — Last Man Standing” on Friday, September 9, a benefit for the Mobile arts collective the Rumor Union that mixes short-fire dance competitions…
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…
MOBILE, Ala. — The Mobile chapter of the Sons of the Desert — the international Laurel & Hardy appreciation society — hosts its August gathering Saturday, Aug. 27, at 2:30…
Alfred Hitchcock’s 1959 spy thriller “North by Northwest” comes to the big screen at Mobile’s historic Saenger Theatre on Sunday, Aug. 21, at 3 p.m., continuing the venue’s classic film…
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…
Downtown Mobile’s Cathedral Square district turns into an open-air gallery this weekend as the annual Arts Alive! festival runs Friday through Sunday, April 8–10, with free admission and a schedule…
The Centre for the Living Arts continues its intimate concert series Thursday with a benefit show featuring Mobile-born singer-songwriter Walker Hayes at Space 301, the contemporary art gallery at 301…