Scott Z. Burns’ real-life thriller takes on the CIA
Rachael Flora
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Accessible art for all
With The 2201, Reidy is killing several birds with one proverbial stone and offering a space to let the artist do, essentially, whatever they want
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Pride at 20
Over its tenure, Savannah Pride has grown into a major event for the community, bringing people from all over to enjoy the festivities
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For the love of dolphins
Each month, except December and any stormy month, the all-volunteer team heads out on the water with the goal of photographing each dolphin’s dorsal fin
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Revolution rock ‘n’ roll
Now, Low Cut Connie is a major act—with plenty of write-ups—but getting there was a total accident
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5 Questions with Karina Rosenstein
The project involves a faux political campaign and an offering of a confidant, both designed to destigmatize the act of menstruation
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Showgirls at Cedar House
In ‘The Rest is All Drag,’ Garrigan uses Styrofoam heads in sculpture to accompany a portrait series of drag queens as fashion icons from the 1960s
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Georgia Southern under fire for diversity crisis
ON OCT. 9, author Jennine Capó Crucet came to Georgia Southern’s Statesboro campus to read from her new book, “Make Your Home Among Strangers.” The award-winning novel, which Georgia Southern […]
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Get to know Savannah’s quirky side
The book takes readers through the Coastal Empire, sharing some little-known facts that even the most seasoned Savannahian might not know
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Laugh a little
A graphic designer and SCAD professor by day, Montero found some old canvases in his garage and decided to work out some new material
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Shake your peacock feathers
This Friday, they’ll host their annual Peacock Party and 30th anniversary celebration at the Beach Institute
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Theatre with a rough edge
A little rough around the edges, Unvarnished Theater Company seeks to make viewers think with their productions, the first of which is Will Eno’s ‘The Realistic Joneses’