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‘POTUS’ is coming to Tampa to prove that behind every great dumbass are seven women trying to keep him alive
Jobsite Theater will stage Selina Fillinger’s farce this fall.
David Warner
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In St. Pete, artists and the new owner of The Factory agree that communication could be better
A pickleball club is supposed to open in early 2025.
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After going nonprofit, St. Pete’s Green Light Cinema raises $8,000 in a week
Talking with co-founder Mike Hazlett about the theater’s new nonproft initiative.
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Best Arts Journalist Who Covers Everything
St. Pete Catalyst’s Bill DeYoung
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Pia’s Trattoria & Pia’s Veranda
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Tommy’s Hideaway
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Mark E. Leib’s ‘When the Righteous Triumph’
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Peter Kageyama’s ‘Hunters Point’
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Keith Arsenault and the New Tampa Performing Arts Center
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Paul Wilborn’s ‘Florida Hustle’
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The Vinoy renovations
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