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“A lover, a hunter, a fighter” — Tennessee Williams: Mad Pilgrimage of the Flesh
John Lahr’s latest biography is a feast for Tennessee Williams fans.
Mark Leib
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Theater Review: Bones
Silver Meteor reopens with a British black comedy that will feel familiar to most.
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Theater review: Laughter on the 23rd Floor
Hilarity ensues at American Stage in a play inspired by Neil Simon’s 1950s TV comedy-writing career.
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Theater review: Vampire Lesbians of Sodom
An early Charles Busch farce lacks bite, despite an enthusiastic cast.
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Theater review: Two very different creators meet in Nureyev’s Eyes
David Rush’s revealing play runs through this Sunday at American Stage.
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An interview with Rory Lawrence, Tampa Bay Theatre Festival founder
It took an actor and director outside the Tampa Bay theater scene to organize its first ever theater festival.
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A final curtain call for Todd Olson
American Stage’s outgoing artistic director reveals what he loved and what he didn’t about theater in Tampa Bay.
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Theater review: The Burnt Part Boys at freeFall Theatre
A first-class production of a musical set in West Virginia mining country.
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Over the moon: Review of Return to Forbidden Planet
Jobsite and Straz’s Return to Forbidden Planet is a blast.
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Theater profile: Patrick Ryan Sullivan from freeFall’s The Burnt Part Boys
From the Space Coast to Broadway to St. Pete, Sullivan is well-traveled and well-received.
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Oh, Mary! Roxanne Fay and summer theater options
Roxanne Fay’s modern parable and a preview of Summer theater offerings.
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Theater Review: Jobsite Theater’s All New People
The Zach Braff dramedy offers several good laughs, several choice obscenities, and a couple of late stabs at deeper significance.
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Farewell to Venue Theatre — for now
Wish them best regards at a moving sale through May 26.
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Ten Percent of Marta Solano is 100 percent skewed
Stageworks’ latest takes audiences on a mind-bending trip.
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The amazing race of American Stage’s Around the World in 80 Days
The theatrical adaptation circles the globe by ship, train and elephant in high comic style.
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Reality bites in freeFall’s American Monkey
Mikhel Raud’s new play muses on the barbarism of TV talent shows.
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From truth to sleuth: Reviews of An Iliad and The Hound of the Baskervilles
Gorilla amazes, Jobsite mildly entertains with their latest offerings.
