Danielle Charbonneau
Reporter at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Danielle Charbonneau is an arts and entertainment reporter for the Atlanta Journal Constitution.
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theday.com | Danielle Charbonneau
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ajc.com | Danielle Charbonneau
On Saturday, 142 members of Atlanta Gay Men’s Chorus will join the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra to stage “Disney Pride in Concert,” a multimedia show celebrating June’s national Pride month and the magic of Disney. The two hour choral and orchestral show features a score of both nostalgic classics, such as “The Little Mermaid,” “The Lion King” and “Beauty and the Beast,” as well as modern tunes from “Zootopia,” “Wreck-It Ralph” and “Frozen,” among others.
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ajc.com | Danielle Charbonneau
Saeed Jones, the cultural critic, poet, memoirist and former BuzzFeed executive editor, will deliver the Decatur Book Festival’s opening keynote on Oct. 3. Angie Thomas, bestselling author of young adult and middle-grade novels, including “The Hate U Give,” will give the festival’s “kidnote” address, also on the two-day festival’s opening night. The speakers for the 20th anniversary festival, happening Oct. 3-4, were announced Wednesday.
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ajc.com | Danielle Charbonneau
ArtsXchange, a community cultural center in East Point, will host two documentary film screenings and community conversations this Juneteenth weekend. The first event is a screening hosted in partnership with BronzeLens Film Festival titled “Art in Action” on Friday. Four documentary shorts produced by local filmmakers for past seasons of the South Fulton Arts Filmer series will screen. Each focus on a different Atlanta artist or arts nonprofit.
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2 weeks ago |
thebrunswicknews.com | Danielle Charbonneau
By Danielle Charbonneau, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution ATLANTA - Husband-and-wife world champion martial artists Justin Ortiz, 32, and Jewelianna Ramos-Ortiz, 26, laugh when they recount the story of their first audition in 2018 as stunt performers for Netflix's Atlanta-shot series "Cobra Kai."The Mableton-based couple tells the tale with an air of absurdity as they describe just how foreign they felt in the land of film auditions.
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