Kabir Bhatia is a Senior Reporter/Producer at WKSU. He specializes in arts and culture, covering a wide range of topics including film, theater, literature, and entertainment news, with a focus on the film industry, plays, and concerts. Kabir's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Wysu, WVXU, NPR, and Ideastream Public Media.
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Kabir Bhatia's coverage primarily focuses on local arts, culture, and entertainment in the Cleveland and Ohio areas. He frequently covers events, announcements related to cultural institutions, as well as interviews with individuals from the arts and entertainment scene.
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By: Kabir Bhatia
This month at Severance Music Center, it's the sights and sounds of political intrigue, incarceration and jazz.
The Cleveland Cinematheque's new director is a familiar face to Northeast Ohio film lovers.
He's been a state legislator and a Cuyahoga County commissioner. But his second act has him in fictional roles as a screen neighbor to Tom Hanks
By: Kabir Bhatia
Could Wings be the most successful group that's never been inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame? An exhibit opening Friday makes a sound case.
The historic Capitol Theatre, in Cleveland's Gordon Square neighborhood, will have new management on July 31.
By: Kabir Bhatia
Along with Memorial Day remembrances, you can visit new exhibits at the Great Lakes Science Center and the Akron Soul Train.
One is big-hearted, the other is brilliant, yet they're both outsiders who form "Freak the Mighty."
School's out in Cleveland, and 10 teenagers are kicking off the summer with some extra cash in their pockets. They didn't earn the money flipping burgers or babysitting.
If you're not up for the lines — and prices — at an amusement park this weekend, how about a museum that celebrates amusement parks?
The Mahoning Valley arts landscape is rising again with the LOOP Youngstown Arts + Culture Center's new building.
