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St. Pete’s freeFall Theatre is going longer and stronger for its 2025 rendition of ‘A Christmas Carol’
Four singers will be onstage along with Matthew McGee.
David Warner
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Jim Sorensen presents his favorite parts of ‘A Christmas Carol’ in Tampa
The music and most of the sound effects will be handled by Juan Rodriguez.
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Erica Sutherlin details her three-phase plan for St. Pete’s Studio@620.
Community support will continue to be crucial.
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Jobsite stages new version of haunted musical from Mellencamp and Stephen King
‘Ghost Brothers of Darkland County’ runs select nights Oct. 15-Nov. 9.
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The Tampa Bay theatergoers guide to fall 2025
Crazy, scary spooky, hilarious
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Hannah Hockman is the driving force behind 2025’s Beach Theatre revival
Her story is among the critics picks in Creative Loafing’s Best of the Bay 2025.
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From photographer and arts educator to park ranger, Beth Reynolds’ career pivot has been a good decision
Her post at Honeymoon Island draws on all of her skills as teacher, photographer and nature enthusiast. And as it happens, it’s a job she’d always dreamed of.
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This rising star of the Tampa Bay theater scene isn’t even out of college yet
Now entering his senior year as a musical theater BFA candidate at the University of Tampa, Ben Sutherland, 21, is hard to miss on stage.
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In St. Pete, 81 artists will be on stage at once for ‘The Good Peaches’
The American Stage production with The Florida Orchestra and projectALCHEMY will be performed twice this weekend.
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Q&A: “Fat Ham” star Deimoni Brewington talks queering Shakespeare and becoming Juicy for American Stage
American Stage serves up Pulitzer-winning, queer black ‘Hamlet’ remix
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It’s a sad anniversary for fans of Creative Loafing’s crossword, but the spirit of Merl Reagle lives on
‘Language,’ he said, “is a playground that never ends.’
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The latest at St. Pete’s Off-Central Players is a quirky comedy inspired by the loneliest bird in the world
It opens April 10 and includes eight performances.
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Do the right thing: Revived play honors 65th anniversary of Tampa’s Woolworth sit-in
The show opens in March, but the City of Tampa commemorates the historic Woolworth sit-in on Feb. 27.
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Interview: Giles Davies talks about playing Macbeth and leaving Tampa for good
The state’s cuts to arts funding started the process.
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St. Pete’s Off-Central stages ‘Two Across’ a play about bonding over crossword puzzles
It runs Jan. 30-Feb. 9.
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Clearwater’s TheatreFor stages play based on novel that inspired the term masochism
‘Venus in Fur’ starring Jen Casler runs Jan. 23-Feb. 9
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They run, they ride, they pitch, they swim—and they also play in The Florida Orchestra
TFO’s ‘Holiday Pops’ concerts kick off Friday.
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There’s no shortage of holiday theater in Tampa Bay in 2024
There’s something under the theatrical tree for everyone.