THEATER AROUND TOWN: May 23 – June 2 This is a rundown of shows and activities in theater you can catch about town. From stirring dramas to side-splitting comedies, ‘Theater […]
Kareem McMichael
Kareem McMichael is a filmmaker, documentarian, writer, and multimedia content creator. The Macon native enjoys entertainment, and sharing with locals and visitors’ stories about Savannah’s art and culture scene. When he is not working, he enjoys relaxing at the beach, grabbing a beverage, hitting a fun art event, bowling, and writing (yes, it’s fun!).
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Theater Around Town: Catch these shows this week
This is a rundown of shows and activities in theater you can catch about town. From stirring dramas to side-splitting comedies, ‘Theater About Town’ navigates you through an eclectic array […]
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BEST ACTOR: Jordan J. Jones
Considering Jordan J. Jones grew up in the world of theater, his journey to securing the title Best Local Actor has been one in the making. “My interest in theater […]
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‘The Big Bend’ story
“The Big Bend,” a film written and directed by Brett Wagner, is showing in Savannah at the NCG movie theater through Wednesday, May 8. In the film, two families, the […]
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Documentary “Power of the Pen” sheds light on transformation of Georgia’s Citizen’s Arrest Law
On Saturday, April 6, at 4 p.m., the Savannah Cultural Arts Center will screen “Power of the Pen,” a documentary that educates people about the passage of Georgia House Bill 479, which […]
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Lights, Camera, Werk! The 5th season of Chi Chi’s “Just a Little Drag” is here
Underneath the bright lights of the stage every Wednesday in March and April, audiences can experience the 5th season of Chi Chi’s “Just a Little Drag,” a competition presented by Club […]
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BREAKING BARRIERS AND BUILDING BRIDGES: Southern Regional Press Institute’s Journey to 73
Savannah State University’s Southern Regional Press Institute (SRPI) celebrated 73 years at the end of February. The two day media conference was packed with 13 workshops, and a theme titled […]
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HOMETOWN TREASURES EXPO: The ultimate guide to preserving family and cultural history
In an effort to preserve family histories and cultural legacies, the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture is set to host the Hometown Treasures Expo in collaboration […]
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DUVERNAY’S “ORIGIN”: Unveiling the roots of our discontent
In her latest project, “Origin,” Ava DuVernay adapts Isabel Wilkerson’s 2020 book “Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents” into an investigative drama film. The movie was written and directed by […]
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THE BRADLEY THEATRE: A new kind of cinema and community
The Bradley Theater, a new art house cinema, has big plans to bring independent, classic and foreign films to Savannah in the near future. While working to confirm their physical […]
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THE KARAOKE KREW: Bringing the joy of music and connection to Savannah
Grab your friends and get ready to belt out your favorite tunes with the Karaoke Krew in Savannah. A local group that has organically grown through Facebook and Instagram is […]
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Front Porch Improv presents “Totally Made-Up Holiday Movie” featuring Kevin Gillese and ‘Archer’ star Amber Nash
Front Porch Improv is bringing in the holidays the best way they know how—with lots of laughs. Their new comedy experience, “Totally Made-Up Holiday Movie,” will feature special guests, husband and […]