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Pay up
Jobsite Theater takes a run at Dario Fo’s political farce.
Mark E. Leib
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Ladies’ Night
If you’re in the right demographic, Menopause is a scream.
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Lesson Learned
Six Dance Lessons isn’t intellectually challenging, but at least it’s entertaining.
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Fantastic Trip
Go ’round the world, or at least to Sarasota, for a joyful tribute to the power of theater.
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Red Hot
Hat Trick’s latest is one of the most stimulating shows in recent memory.
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Raise the Bar
Gypsy Productions continues to pair each good show with a bad one.
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Memory Loss
Quality performances can’t save this trivial play.
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Labute Lite
autobahn lacks the razor’s edge expected from Neil LaBute.
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Heads Up
Go for the gospel — but it helps if you’re into hats.
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The Servant
Acorn Theatre’s Latest Production Doesn’t Do Justice To The Character-driven Script.
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Animal Magnetism: Review of The Goat at Jobsite
Edward Albee’s The Goat, or Who is Sylvia? masterfully tackles the question, What if there were no rules?
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Darkness And Lite
Well-produced fluff at American Stage, and a Blackout at Suncoast.
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The Nun’s the One
Hat Trick’s Durang feast is only one-fifth successful.
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One Step Forward, Two Steps Back
See The Last Five Years for the songs, not the story.
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Educational Programming
Student actors face a big challenge in USF’s Romeo & Juliet.
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Hurray For Hollywood
Moonlight and Magnolias cheerfully celebrates the birth of a masterpiece.
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O’ Brother, Who Art Thou?
Jobsite’s Topdog/Underdog never gets beneath the skin of its sibling protagonists.
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Dial ‘M’ For Money
The latest production from American Stage tries to pay the bills.
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Wicked This Way Comes
Broadway’s smash hit casts its spell on Tampa Bay.
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Who’s Playing Who?
Hat Trick’s Private Eyes toys with the audience.
