Part of what makes SLAM so special is that Ellis stays very true to his vision for the market
Rachael Flora
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Savannah Comedy Fest: ‘A celebration of comedy’
It’s been a long road for Front Porch Improv’s dreams of having a theater space to be realized, but the road leads to a very important development for Savannah’s comedy scene
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Savannah Comedy Fest: Murder, She Joked
The five-woman improv team from Nashville, Tenn., creates a podcast-style live show based on true crime
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Savannah Comedy Fest: Sweater Puppies
Sweater Puppies asks its audience to bring old items of clothing that they’ll use as inspiration for their improv set. At the end of the show, all the clothing is donated to a local charity
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5 Questions with Kench Lott Weathers
‘A lot is happening, a lot of polarization, and it’s nice to escape’
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Ten years of Stopover
IT’S SAFE to say that after ten years, Savannah Stopover Music Festival is a local institution. Over its decade of programming, the festival has brought performers like Grimes and Mac […]
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5 Questions with Francie Lowman
‘This was also something I’d been itching to do for a while. It was a crawl to the edge of the diving board to jump off and finally just leap and do it’
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deFINE ART: A conversation with Marilyn Minter
It’s not everyday that we get such a high caliber artist to Savannah, so definitely take the opportunity to see Minter’s work, or to hear from the artist herself
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Race and gender in the voting booth
Dr. Julie de Chantal’s specialty is African American history, and the lecture will cover a wide range of black history
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Match made in burlesque heaven
Part of the excitement of the Burlesque Bar Crawl is that participants will be able to learn more about the performers who were just on stage the night before
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Keeping up with Dana Richardson
When I interviewed Dana Richardson back in January, she mentioned an upcoming mural at the Jepson Center in conjunction with their latest exhibition, “Launching Savannah’s Art Scene: Founders of the […]
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Deep Speaks gives kids the microphone
In the span of its eleven years, Deep has broadened its horizons and taken on equally important work around our city, but the Young Author Project has consistently thrived, which emphasizes the point of the organization: listening to kids