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In A Different Vein
East meets West in a thought-provoking show at USFCAM.
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She improvs with age
A gift for improvisation has carried organist Rosa Rio through a century of change.
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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.
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The Girls Next Door
A sunny love affair, a brutal attack — and a step toward understanding.
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Your Lights Are On
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Everything Is Illuminated
As Lights On Tampa prepares to shine, we preview the artwork that will be making it glow.
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Thanks for The Memories
Ten theater experiences that will last beyond 2005.
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The Next Stage
Todd Olson talks about the health of St. Pete’s American Stage.
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Brooklyn Dodges
FST’s latest is literate and well observed; just don’t expect any epiphanies.
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Flight Night
Newbies will be thrilled by the latest from Cirque du Soleil.
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Bah, Humbug
Gypsy Productions needs to improve after the disappointing A Queer Carol
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Shrinkage
Tribune folds Pinellas edition; Times set to trim paper’s physical size.
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The Museum, Cubed
A rush to judgment, then cautious optimism, about the proposed new site.
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A glass half empty
Acorn’s Menagerie boasts one stellar performance
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Power couple
A marriage of paintings and textiles with roots in Native American culture
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The Apprentice Strikes Back
A fascinating play about a writer and her biggest fan — and worst betrayer?