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Review: In Tampa, Jobsite’s ‘Picasso’ will leave you laughing your head off
The work still raises many philosophical questions in the ping pong of ideas.
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Jobsite Theater’s origami-centric play ‘Animals Out of Paper’ opens in Tampa next month
The company’s 2021-22 season closer runs July 15-Aug. 7.
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Review: Jobsite’s ‘Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui’ is a very funny, fast-as-the-wind production with a message worth remembering
It’s on in downtown Tampa through June 5.
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‘A Clockwork Orange’ at Tampa’s Jobsite Theater still provokes questions about redemption and free will
Tough to do, in an increasingly violent world.
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‘A Clockwork Orange’ at Tampa’s Jobsite Theater is based more on the book than the movie
It runs through March 27 at Straz Center.
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Tampa’s Jobsite Theater has an ASL-interpreted performance of ‘Romeo & Juliet’ this weekend
It’s on Sunday at Straz Center.
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Shakespeare’s ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ comes to Tampa early next year
Tickets are selling like hotcakes.
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The Year in Lists: 10 top performances
These local actors left indelible impressions in 2015.
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Do This: The Weekend Top 10
Repeal Day, December Street Faire, Craig Ferguson, Jobsite Rocks and more.
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Theater Review: Jobsite Theater gives us Almost An Evening
Almost An Evening is night of dark, kooky Coen-brother comedy.
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Fall Arts Preview 2015: Theater
Our theater critic lets you know what to look for in performance as the season starts to turn.
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Some show! A look back at the Some Sort of Show Theater Awards
A look back at the winners and jokesters that made a less ceremonious ceremony so entertaining.
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Occupying force: Chris Holcom
The director and actor talks about being a Florida boy and Jobsite’s Occupation.
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J. Elijah Cho, AMC’s new “Wonderboy”
He’s landed a role on Halt and Catch Fire, and now the Tampa actor hopes to strike while the iron is hot.
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SCENE BREAKER: Fatal violence, femmes fatales and a deadline for lines
Here’s what’s behind the curtain this week in Tampa Bay theater…
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Famed playwright Israel Horovitz makes himself at home with Jobsite Theater
The living legend and father of a Beastie Boy is directing a staged reading of his play Sins of the Mother.