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What happens Behind the Gates?
An American girl disappears in Jerusalem in Jobsite’s latest.
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Stages of growth
Our critic talks about how far local theater has come in the last 25 years — and has yet to go.
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This Nothing’s really something
Much to praise in Jobsite Theater’s Bard redo, Much Ado About Nothing.
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Struggling with Hay Fever
Two actors offer comic relief, but Jobsite’s latest sneezes all over Coward’s genteel wit.
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Gorey Stories is deliciously dark
Jobsite’s second take on Gorey captures the author’s twisted whimsy.
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Sounding the alarm
Nearly 60 years old, Fahrenheit 451 couldn’t be more relevant.
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Judy Lisi’s at the Center of it all
Happy 25th Anniversary to the Straz and its leading lady.
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Fall Arts Preview 2012: Theater
Poetry, passion and classics revisited.
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The tortured souls of Closetland
Jobsite’s latest is an intense, intelligent and pungent thriller.
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The education of David Jenkins
Jobsite Artistic Director and soon-to-be-Dr. Jenkins has matured alongside the theater he’s grown into a local institution.
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Jobsite edges ahead with Race
The Mamet undertaking is a worthwhile pit stop.
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Get to know your local fanboys and fangirls
Fan boy/girl confessions from local musicians and other peeps around town.
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The 39 Steps: Driven to excess
A stage version of a Hitchcock thriller is over the top and finally way too much.
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Matt Lunsford takes 39 Steps forward with Jobsite
Forging full speed ahead into new acting territory with a classic noir thriller.
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Acting authorities: The top 10 performances of 2011
The best of local stages, from a mad Marquis to a wounded wife.
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Feedback: Quills, Meinke and more …
The best from this week’s pile of mail.
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Poetry n’ Lotion rocks the Horror
The Bay area group tackles cult classic The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
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The “literary horror” of St. Pete’s Christopher Buehlman
His debut novel is vibrant and unnerving.
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5 Things To Do This Weekend
Dragon boat races, Wazoo, ranney, Sri-Lankan dance and Pabst Bowl-a-rama
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Breaking Bard
Good performances redeem Jobsite’s Taming of the Shrew — but bring earplugs.