7th Annual Yuletide Jam Fundraiser Tubby’s Thunderbolt Friday, December 12, 6 P.M. $20 donation ($15 advance) $15 with 5 donated cans of food IN THE season of giving, what’s better […]
Anna Chandler
Connect Savannah Former Arts & Entertainment Editor Anna Chandler started writing about music after growing hoarse from talking about it nonstop. Born in Tennessee and raised in South Carolina, she has been a proud Savannahian for 8 years. She sings & plays guitar & accordion in COEDS and Lovely Locks.
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Review: Little Prince @Muse
Puppetry can give me the heebie-jeebies, but by the end of a devastating and downright lovely performance, I had tears in my eyes.
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Safe//Sound in the Sanctuary
Three artists explore folk transgressions in Trinity UMC
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Nikki Talley @The Sentient Bean
The Ashevillians bring the mountain sound to the coast with acoustic guitar and banjo in tow.
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Little Prince, with puppets please
NOW IN THEIR fourth season, The Collective Face is proving to be ahead of the curve in contemporary theatre—and they’re always ready to try their hand at something new and […]
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Repeal & Reveal at World of Beer
CAN YOU imagine living in Savannah during prohibition? It’s difficult to think that our wild-at-heart, take-that-cup-to-go, drinking-martinis-in-cemeteries city was once as dry as the bones in Bonaventure. But, as much […]
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‘Deformance’ artist Liz Gibson speaks up for acceptance
She takes over Jepson for storytelling, and interactive creation
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Levi Weaver @The Guild Hall
He refers to his style as ‘post-folk,’ taking into account the avant-garde and experimental approaches of personal heroes like Radiohead while keeping quality storytelling a priority.
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Tinsley Ellis and Tommy Talton Band @The Mars Theatre
Ellis clocks in about 150 live shows a year; you’d think it might tucker him out, but the man lights up the guitar like, as Billboard put it, ‘a man possessed.’
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Shout at the Devil
Sammy Davis, Jr., to put it lightly, was a character. A member of The Rat Pack, incredible drummer, actor, and known reveler, his multitude of talents only played up the […]
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Burnt Books, Crazy Bag Lady @The Jinx
Parker attests that the Retro Futurist collaboration has been a positive and familial experience. ‘They are looking out for us, and we look out for them.’
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Gather round the (turn)table
Give thanks for indie vinyl at Graveface’s Record Store Day