Lanterns kicks off with a flashback of young John Stewart in 1996 watching Hal Jordan in an interview.
Odamea Akomah
Odamea Akomah
Odamea Abena is a Cultural Strategist, Change Leader, and contributor to The Knockturnal. As founder of the leadership media platform odamea.com, she covers prestige film, theater, and screen through an institutional power lens — translating what happens on screen and on stage into frameworks for high-performing professionals navigating elite spaces. Her press credentials span the New York African Film Festival, the Old Vic London, the Tribeca Storytelling Summit, and Cherry Lane Theatre. She is also a Technology Principal at major hospital system, where she architects enterprise-wide frameworks bridging frontline human needs and complex technical systems. She writes at the intersection of culture, leadership, and the rooms that shape us.
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Authentic Thai can be a car ride away, and the Soul of Thai Cuisine—presented by Thai Select—proved it.
We assume love has one beginning, one turmoil, one ending — until Shifters walks into Cherry Lane Theatre and rewrites it.
The first thing you see at the United Nations isn’t a flag, it is a bronze statue of Nelson Mandela. His arms are thrown open as if mid-greeting.