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No bedtime story
Jobsite reaches new highs with the provocative Pillowman.
Mark E. Leib
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New Kids On The Block
Straydogs makes its debut with a problematic script.
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failure to communicate
Next to nothing happens in Don’t Hug Me.
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Brilliantly empty
Though brimming with intelligent dialogue, Three Days of Rain has little to say
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Hard thoughts
Frozen brings intelligence and powerful emotion to a provocative story
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Rather creepy
Bug is a timely production for paranoid times
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Not worth the waiting
Hat Trick’s Waiting for Godot doesn’t understand its source
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Beach blanket bullseye
Gypsy Productions comes into its own with a first-rate treatment of a time-tested farce
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Staging a career
One of the area’s best actors returns in a new play and talks about the future
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Fall Arts 2006: Theater
What to Watch For
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Disenchanted
For all its energy, Jobsite’s production of Grimm’s Faery Tales falls short
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Small wonder
What it lacks in size, Hat Trick Theatre makes up for in ambition
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Difficult Krapp
Sluggish pace mars two new theater companies’ staging of Beckett
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Bon Appetit
Dinner With Friends is enjoyable and comfortable but still not insightful.
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Timeless thrill
Thrill Me! offers yet another interpretation of a 1924 murder.
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ALL TOO REAL
An OK cast misses the intrinsic silliness that is The Miser.
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Making it work
Mike Mathews’ commitment to musical theater.
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Making Sweet MUSIC
Salerno rises above typical community theater fare with The Music Man.
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Hello, Goodbye
Tampa Bay loses a great actor and a theater company.
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Valentine’s Day
Bridget Bean is phenomenal as Shirley Valentine.