‘We picked Savannah for our return to live performance because of the haunted quality in our music and the current resurgence of psychedelic music here.’
The Sentient Bean
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College Issue: Top 10 Coffee Spots
Best Spot for a Rainy Day: The Foundery Coffee Pub Location: 1313 Habersham St. Serves: Cup to Cup, Savannah I recently discovered this newly-opened gem of a coffee shop, and […]
Posted inArts, Entertainment & Film
Ren’s return
‘My move came from a feeling that I’d done everything I could do as a spoken word artist.’
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‘Everything is poetry’: Spoken Word Festival
“What’s the point of writing something if it’s never gonna be heard? Or read, or seen. Why do yourself the injustice?”
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Opening night of Savannah Rocks!
Loosely chronicled and gleefully chaotic, the collective result evokes a giant party that started in 1957 and is still screaming along full throttle.
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Savannah Rocks! wants you
“We’re asking people who touch in on it in some way to collectively build what we’re calling A history of rock ‘n’ roll in Savannah.”
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Life on ‘My Block’
‘Because of the nature of our medium, the things I was able to show them in the beginning sparked a lot of interesting conversations. About stereotypes, for example.’
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Mom’s revolution
‘No one wanted to talk to us about it,’ remembers Spencer. ‘Everyone called us crazy.’
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Keep laughing
Already a successful comedian who has appeared on Comedy Central’s Premium Blend and the Today Show, as well as a laundry list of high profile festivals and clubs, Eddie Sarfaty […]
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Musical chairs
DESPITE BOASTING a handful of large venues ranging in capacity from the 1,100-seat Historic Lucas Theatre for The Arts to the MLK Jr. Arena inside our Civic Center (which tops […]
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Spotlighted gigs and recommended shows
Jesus Christ Superstar *** An friend of mine’s mom used to have a huge crush on Ted Neely, who famously played the Saviour in both the L.A. stage version and […]
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Who needs an Academy Award when you’ve got a kazoo?
LITTLE COULD BE FINER THAN catching NYC’s Two-Man Gentlemen Band live in concert. Clad in dark, tailored suits, ties, spit-shined shoes and hats (plus suspenders and hankies when required), this […]