The 13-minute short examines the crosscurrents of what it means to be an immigrant — and what community means — in North Dakota
Lucas Theatre for the Arts
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Anna and the Apocalypse breaks the genre mold
ANNA AND the Apocalypse is unlike any other zombie movie you’ve seen, and that’s because it’s not just a zombie movie. It’s a bizarre and intriguing combination of a zombie […]
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Can You Ever Forgive Me? tells the tale of a lovable liar
Ever resourceful until the end, Lee Israel’s memoir of her crimes, Can You Ever Forgive Me?, ironically also made a good bit of money for the author, who passed away in 2014
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Pre-wedding Jitters
OTOJA ABIT isn’t a household name yet, but that could change soon. The debut short from this talented actor/writer/director, with an enormous assist from co-star and mentor Jason Patric, is […]
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Jeff Burr reflects on three decades of ‘Leatherface’
Burr is coming to Savannah for Graveface Records and Psychotronic Film Society’s FrightFest, a horror movie marathon
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Savannah Philharmonic’s big birthday bash
Executive Director Terri O’Neil recalled the early days of the Philharmonic, which evolved from the Savannah Choral Society in 2007
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Frightfest brings big names, cult classics to the Lucas
Jim Reed’s collaboration with Graveface was a natural one, given the former’s dedication to, and passionate work with, Psychotronic Film Society.
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Velvet Caravan’s master ‘Stroke’
Savannah Stopover brings Velvet Caravan to the Lucas Theatre for an evening spinning with Eastern European melodies, Latin rhythms, a touch of western swing and other surprise twists on familiar tune
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Vedette and a crepe: Yep!
SCAD not only renewed many buildings that can be found all over the city, but the school has also opened five culinary shops around town
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Savannah Children’s Choir @Lucas Theater
The Savannah Children’s Choir performs its third annual end of camp musical review
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A folk explosion at The Lucas Theatre
The collaboration was a change-up for both bands, who have their own unique ways of penning new material.
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Summer All-Ages Music Guide
From intimate coffee house performances to auditorium spectacles, these selected shows are worth marking on the calendar