Shakespeare Rep continues its Season of Wonders with a modernized interpretation of Shakespeare’s most popular comedy. Set in 1967, the Summer of Love, A Midsummer Night’s Dream brings a lot of happy vibes and great music to help fuel the comic masterpiece.  

On our cover is a painting by Carol Henry, from her exhibit with photographer Mark Evans called "Double Vision: Camera and Canvas in County Cork." The exhibit of paintings and photographs of southwest Ireland will hang at the USCB Center for the Arts through April 28th.

On Sunday, March 15 at 7:00 pm, the Sea Island Chamber Singers will present a concert of sacred music at Sea Island Presbyterian Church.

By Margaret Evans, Editor


Last week, when Pat Conroy stood up to present an award to Andie MacDowell at the 9^th Annual Beaufort International Film Festival, he said, “As the first thing you’re seeing after watching a video montage of Andie MacDowell’s career, I have never felt uglier in my life.”

The audience howled – it was classic Conroy – but something he said later struck a serious note with me. Speaking of movie stars, he said (and I paraphrase), “The ancient Greeks were not the only ones who needed gods and goddesses. People have always needed them, since the beginning of human history, and we still do.”