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Jobsite Theater gets better with age
Reflecting on the company’s 10-year anniversary.
Mark E. Leib
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Arts for everybody at Patel Conservatory
Dance, music and acting courses — all in one place.
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Get Embedded
Jobsite deftly plays politics with Tim Robbins’ arresting agitprop.
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A light in August
Could Tracy Letts’ play be the next American classic?
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An unconventional Clean House
Dramatic formulas are overturned on the Sarasota stage.
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American Stage hits a high note
Souvenir is a scream — er, screech.
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Shakespeare, the Hat Trick way
There’s energy to spare in this staging of the Bard’s “greatest hits.”
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Private Lives revealed at Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center
Skimming the surface as only Noel Coward could.
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April Bender faces her fears
Local actress stars in Choose Your Own Shakespeare.
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Steve Garland embraces the actor’s life
Catch this Everyman before he’s gone.
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Hooray for Hollywood?
Catching up with two actors who left for Tinseltown.
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A Dream Play that stays earthbound.
Tapping into Strindberg’s genius and paranoia.
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Tampa loves Orlando
Theater vet Rosemary Orlando talks about the state of local stages.
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Betrayal is Pinter lite
But his words still hurt so good.
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The Lion King roars
Yes, it’s every bit as spectacular as they say it is. So go already.
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Stageworks delivers Brighton Beach Memoirs
Strong performances carry Neil Simon’s sunny play.
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Burn, baby, Burn
Hat Trick heats up with the scorching Burn This.
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Crowd pleaser
Judith Lisi’s passion for theater drives the Tampa Performng Arts Center’s success.
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David Mamet: Sellout
A new biography says the playwright followed the money.
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Pirates of Penzance invade downtown St. Pete
Gilbert and Sullivan’s lighthearted operetta will please and amuse.
