Tampa Rep’s revival shows us the timeless harm of willful slander.
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Theater Review: The Children’s Hour
Tampa Rep’s revival shows us the timeless harm of willful slander.
Katie Castonguay
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Do This: Weekend Top 10 events (*plus some extra)
Tampa Rep’s chilling Children’s Hour opens, Thee Oh Sees, big art shows, Tampa’s tat convention, comedian Steven Lolli, *SPF 15 events and more.
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Theater Review: Occupation
A terrific premise, the cast is strong, but the script is cloying.
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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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Theater Review — Jobsite’s The Last Night of Ballyhoo
Identity struggles permeate from story to script, but Jobsite makes the most of it.
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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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Sounding the alarm
Nearly 60 years old, Fahrenheit 451 couldn’t be more relevant.
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Chapel Perilous: Tempest in a C cup
The language is ripe but the vision is limited in this new Job-side project.
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Stageworks’ Biloxi Blues passes muster
Ricky Cona and Co. deliver a great take on Neil Simon’s best play.
