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Kelundra Smith

Kelundra Smith

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Managing Editor, American Theatre

Atlanta

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live theater, Fashion, Food, Travel Writing, Film, Music, entertainment industry televiso, Wine

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Political, development and many other

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Total articles 309

  • Rhiannon Giddens Goes Back to the Porch

    By Kelundra Smith Verified, Anna Davis| Garden & Gun Verified For centuries, music was the only avenue in America through which Black people could connect to their culture and a sense of joy. Spirituals, field hollers, and folk songs helped pass the workday before and after the Emancipation Proclamation. Yet as sharing music became more industry than art, Black Americans were often written out of the very genres they helped birth: country, blues, folk. The desire to reclaim those cultural traditions is part of what drives Rhiannon Giddens.

    By Kelundra Smith Verified, Anna Davis · Garden & Gun

    Apr. 01, 2025

  • Against the Dying of the Light: Toward a Risky Theatre

    By Kelundra Smith Verified| American Theatre Verified Last October, I had the chance to attend the annual Freedom Awards, hosted by the National Civil Rights Museum. The 2024 honorees were civil rights attorney Sherrilyn Ifill, civil rights leader Xernona Clayton, and filmmaker Spike Lee. In all of the remarks and speeches that evening, it became even clearer to me that for every movement, there must be a countermovement. This is how we truly balance the scales of justice in the United States of America.

    By Kelundra Smith Verified · American Theatre

    Jan. 09, 2025

  • Rhiannon Giddens Goes Back to the Porch

    By Kelundra Smith Verified, Anna Davis| Garden & Gun Verified For centuries, music was the only avenue in America through which Black people could connect to their culture and a sense of joy. Spirituals, field hollers, and folk songs helped pass the workday before and after the Emancipation Proclamation. Yet as sharing music became more industry than art, Black Americans were often written out of the very genres they helped birth: country, blues, folk. The desire to reclaim those cultural traditions is part of what drives Rhiannon Giddens.

    By Kelundra Smith Verified, Anna Davis · Garden & Gun

    Apr. 01, 2025

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American Theatre