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Some Disenchanted! evening
Don’t mistake the princess parody Disenchanted! as a comedic trifle. This musical packs a feminist punch.
Mark E. Leib
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See A Question of Words for the performances
The acting’s the thing in a busy new play at the Studio@620.
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Stranded and enchanted with New Stage’s Shipwrecked!
New Stage’s production tells the tale with a boatload of imagination and talent.
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Divine Sister: Get thee to this nunnery
Matthew McGee leads a heaven-sent cast in Stageworks’ latest comedy.
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The Normal Heart beats with the pulse of a generation
Larry Kramer’s drama is a vital document in the history of human rights.
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2 Trains Running stops Leib in his tracks
Bob Devin Jones directs a virtually flawless production at American Stage.
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Theater Review: Tampa Rep.’s Heroes
Even with a Tom Stoppard translation, this French play remains inert.
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Transition time for Stageworks Theatre
Talking with longtime head Anna Brennen and her hand-picked successor, Karla Hartley.
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Women take over area stages in January
Ami Sallee, Katrina Stevenson and Jo Averill-Snell direct plays in a rare Tampa-femme shut-out.
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9 great performances
Actors who made an indelible impression in 2013.
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A Thousand Clowns emerge from Hat Trick Theatre
But actor Ned Averill-Snell steals the show.
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A Marvelous Party! indeed
But the good stuff arrives during Act II of American Stage’s latest production.
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Stageworks sexes us up with Venus in Fur
David Ives’ play is a tantalizing experience.
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Book of Mormon’s blasphemous humor
The hottest ticket in town has big laughs — at the expense of many.
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Do This: Don Juan in Hell
The all-star cast includes Todd Olson, David Warner, John Fleming and Roxanne Fay.
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Confusion abounds in Jobsite’s Macbeth
A puzzling take on Shakespeare’s murderous Macbeths.
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Creature feature: Ti-Jean and His Brothers
USF Theatre 2’s eye-catching production brings to life a West Indian fable.
