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The Wiz: “… Nothing that might be a load”
American Stage takes audiences on a fun if lightly packed trip back to Oz.
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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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Transition time for Stageworks Theatre
Talking with longtime head Anna Brennen and her hand-picked successor, Karla Hartley.
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Best theater artist most likely born on the planet Krypton
Karla Hartley
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American Stage’s Mammoth undertaking
7 Homeless Mammoths may survive extinction on its strengths, but overlooks the theater’s process of natural selection.
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Dennis Duggan: Of Mice and Men’s magic man
The actor’s definitive portrayal of Lenny makes for a must-see production at Stageworks.
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What happens Behind the Gates?
An American girl disappears in Jerusalem in Jobsite’s latest.
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O Mother, where art thou?
MOMologues 2: Off to School is a fun sendup of the travails of motherhood.
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Celebrate with A Holiday Party of One
Stageworks’ new show offers diversity, cheeky humor and talent galore — just in time for the silly season.
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Many shades of black
The Colored Museum gives us a prismatic view into the cultural identities of African-Americans in America.
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Best Director
Karla Hartley
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Sylvia at Stageworks: The bitch is back
One of Tampa Bay’s best actresses shows us fun on all fours.
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And so to bed
Two fine actors, 10 hookups, on-stage nudity … so why is Blue Room a bit of a snooze?
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Stageworks: “It’s the beginning of a theater!”
Anna Brennen and company in their brand new home.
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Lark Eden: Stories from a versatile actor/playwright
An interview with Natalie Symons, whose play is now at New American Theater.
