Original play “Good Night, Georgie” sparks new era of creative opportunity in Macon -

Arts & Culture Original play “Good Night, Georgie” sparks new era of creative opportunity in Macon Co-director of “Good Night, Georgie” Margaret Bedard reads lines for her part as “The Goddess” during a rehearsal. Photo provided by Chris Alonzo. A play written nearly three decades ago is taking on new life in downtown Macon, where an unconventional approach to storytelling is challenging traditional theater and helping carve out a space for a new generation of local artists. “Good Night, Georgie” an experimental production premiered Friday at stARTup Studios and runs through Nov. 21. The show explores love, addiction and trauma through fragmented memories and scenes unfolding out of chronological order. Written by Macon playwright Mike Salmon and co-directed by Chris Alonzo, the production marks the debut of Sacred Fools Theatre Company, a theatrical division of Angel-Headed Hipsters Press and Productions.

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