(Note: The original headline for this article read "Screven County High to perform 'Last Supper.'" This was incorrect -- the performers are not from SCHS but from the Maritime Ministry Players. The headline has been corrected to "Screven County High to host 'Last Supper' performance to more accurately reflect the content in the story. The editor apologizes for this mistake.)

   A popular production will make its debut in Screven County this spring. “The Last Supper” will be presented by the Maritime Ministry Players — a group of performers affiliated with the Maritime Bethel at Savannah, a nonprofit organization.
    These 80 minutes of musical theatre are a musical interpretation of Leonardo da Vinci’s most challenging creation, the painting of “The Last Supper,” and is presented by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc. Music. The book and lyrics are written by Thomas Mitz and the vocal arrangements by Gary William Friedman. The entire production is based on an original concept by Andy Krey, Chaplain of the Maritime Bethel at Savannah.
    Andy Krey, chaplain and executive director of the Maritime Bethel at Savannah, comments, “After over a decade of successful productions in New York and Georgia, we are delighted to be hosted by Screven County High School. 'The Last Supper' is a wonderful interpretation of Jesus’ last days on Earth and we are thrilled that the town of Sylvania has so warmly welcomed us.” 
    All proceeds from the production are given to fund the work of charities including the Maritime Bethel at Savannah and the 32 congregations of the Middle Baptist Association (MBA). The MBA’s main office telephone number is
(912) 564-2884 for more information. 
    "The Last Supper" will be performed at Screven County High School, located at 110 Haldyndale Road in Sylvania,
March 13 at 7 p.m. and March 14 at 3 p.m.  Tickets for adults are $10 in advance and $12 at the door. Youth tickets are $8. Military discounts are available.
    For tickets and information, visit www.maritimebethelatsavannah.org or call (912) 826-0206.
    The Maritime Bethel at Savannah provides "far away from home" personal and practical support to seafarers who come into Savannah's port on ships from all over the world. The faith-based nonprofit organization includes advocacy and spiritual, physical and emotional support, although they are not affiliated to any one church or denomination.For more information, visit their website at www.maritimebethelatsavannah.org.