Dima Vitanova

Calendar Girls: Six Women, A Nude Calendar and Many Shifts

February 6, 2017

Amelia Island·Feature·On Stage·Theatre·Theatre Reviews

Calendar Girls is a fun, warm, outrageous show, addressed the audience. The director of the play at Amelia Community Theatre (ACT), she indeed captured its essence. Written by and first staged in 2008 as an adaptation of the eponymous movie, this 14-scene half comedy, half drama unfurls a real-life story that is both serious and droll. A pastiche of the

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Amelia Island Downtown Tasting Tour: Four cocktails, 13 strangers, and One Blast of a Bar Crawl

Amelia Island Downtown Tasting Tours holds mixology tours every Friday and Saturday from 5:30pm–7:30pm. Priced at $45, each tour includes four local bars (different every outing), where attendees (no more than 14 per group) sample one cocktail per venue. For more information and to book, visit ameliaislanddowntowntastingtours.com. You know that

Jason Bourne: A Classic Action with a Real-World Message

Grade: A- Release date: July 29, 2016 Running time: 2 hours and

The expected unexpected: “The Conjuring 2”

From a lush garden, through an arched window, across a cluttered room,

It’s about the family: On Golden Pond at Amelia Community Theatre

October 2, 2016

Amelia Island·Feature·On Stage·Theatre·Theatre Reviews

[box type=”shadow” align=”” class=”” width=”420px”]Event: On Golden Pond Venue: Amelia Community Theatre, 207 Cedar Street, Fernandina Beach Dates: October 6 – 8, October 13 – 15 at 8pm and October 9 at 2pm. Tickets: adults – $22 and students through college – $10 Contact: (904) 261-6749 or http://www.ameliacommunitytheatre.org/ Director: Toni D’Armico[/box]

Check In For Laughs “Arsenic & Old Lace”

June 18, 2016

Amelia Island·Comedy·Feature·Neighborhoods·On Stage·Theatre·Theatre Reviews

Mental Brothers, Murderous Aunts and 13 Dead Bodies in the Cellar: Normal Family Affairs in “Arsenic and Old Lace” A single teaspoon of arsenic mixed in wine. Not in tea, as it leaves a suspicious odor, calmly advises sweet old Aunt Martha her astounded nephew Mortimer of her deadly