Art & Theatre

Poetic Peace

Pride by The poet known as Mr. Sibaltia

When sons are born
Fathers are made
Kings are crowned
Gods are raised,
 
I regret nothing that I do
I'm not searching for deliverance
What's the point of living rich
just to die from ignorance
Come on use your common sense
But common sense ain't all that common
Steady searching for solutions
but we just adding to our problems
Everyday I go for broke
there's no money in my pockets
Bank account is full of hope

Nancy Butler, Macon Art
Artistically Speaking

Nancy Butler

Nancy Butler has been teaching art in Middle Georgia for the last 15 years and, in the very little free time she seems to have, finds serenity in her own personal artwork. Since receiving her master’s degree in painting from The Savannah College of Art and Design in 2001, she has had her work featured not only in galleries all over the country, but internationally as well. Her most recent show, however, was right here in Macon at the SoChi Gallery downtown.

Macon Theatre
Backstage

And the Winners are...

In June, the Tony Awards were in the air. It inspired me to celebrate Broadway’s biggest night by passing out a few “awards” of my own.

The Velveteen Rabbit - Theatre in Macon, GA
Backstage

The Velveteen Rabbit

Imagine five adults, ten teenagers, forty-four children and an orchestra. Now, picture yourself instructing all of them on how to make a classic storybook come alive. Are you reaching for the Tylenol yet?

Poetic Peace

My Present Is You by Kelvin Shawn Cole

As time goes on now becomes the past
This love and things shared is why we last
So strong and true are bonds we've tied
Emotions and feelings we have can't be denied
Two hearts that beat as one is us
Filled with love and much trust
Our kiss so hot if touched it burns
An addiction so intense for more we yearn
I look deep into your eyes to see your soul
There I see a love so true to have is my goal
This woman in you I've wanted all my life

Macon Artist Marthalyn Fortson
Artistically Speaking

Marthalyn Fortson

Marthalyn has spent most of her life in Middle Georgia, and her work has been displayed downtown for quite a while - but she is now finding her own place in Macon's creative community. Though she's painted most of her life, her style is constantly evolving and she claims to have still not found her own creative voice. As a result of this, she has an incredibly diverse body of work from which any Maconite could find something they loved.

Love and Marriage: JP & Sylvia Haynie
Backstage

Love and Marriage

In Westside Story, Maria and Tony met at the school dance. Danny and Sandy met on a beach vacation in Grease. Plenty of real-life couples meet at college, on trips, in bars, at church or are introduced by friends. But for two Middle-Georgia-born actors, they met...and got married...right here in our local community theatre scene.

Craig "Thermal Words" Davis - Poetic Peace
Poetic Peace

Love Doesn't Live, Like This… Why Should You?

by Craig "Thermal Words" Davis

If the Shoe Fits, Wear It: The Life and Times of a Shoe Salesma
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If the Shoe Fits...

Walk a mile in Gary Matheny's shoes as he leads you through his life as a shoe salesman in If the Shoe Fits, Wear It: The Life and Times of a Shoe Salesman. This is a fantastic journey through his trials and troubles to accomplish his 3 dreams in life: to get married, start a family and own his own shoe store. He tells us his story with much humor, insight and inspiring quotes (which he loves) that are peppered all throughout.

Marike LeBel is a local Macon painter and gallery owner
Artistically Speaking

Marike LeBel

Marike LeBel is a local painter and gallery owner who found her way to Macon three years ago to "escape the cold, cold winters" of her home in Quebec. Her detailed and richly colored paintings are always centered around people, suggesting an intense appreciation for life and the beauty it holds. 

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