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Hedwig: Love me transgender
Jobsite’s Spencer Meyers brings to life a likable and highly enjoyable Hedwig and the Angry Inch.
Mark E. Leib
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What To Watch For: Theater
The Book of Mormon is but one of the great shows gracing Bay area stages this fall.
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American Stage buddies up with Art
Plus: New Stage’s debut, Maybe, Baby, It’s You!, deconstructs relationships.
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A New Stage for Largo
New Stage Theatre Company looks to expand professional theater beyond just Tampa and St. Pete.
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Spring Awakening and Good Egg both shine
The two St. Pete productions are each uniquely life-affirming.
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Dysfunctional and divorced in Sarasota
Stages south of the Skyway are cookin’ in July — one serves up worthwhile fare, another is, well, just warmed over.
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Matthew McGee: Cross-dressed for success
The noted actor brings irrepressible humor and a love of the stage to The Scott & Patti Show.
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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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Stageworks has the ’wright stuff
Actor Jim Wicker helps showcase local playwrights through TampaWorks and the Radio Theatre Project.
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Jon & Jen take a musical trip through the decades
freeFall Theatre’s latest production is a lovely but superficial tour of American life from the ’50s to the ’90s.
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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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Tampa Rep’s Hamlet is mostly on target
’Tis nobler in the mind …
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Not in their back yard
New problems evolve from old conflicts in Clybourne Park.
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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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Transcending tragedy in The Amish Project
The play triumphs in the face of a tragic school massacre.
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The Venus effect
The Historic Asolo Theater’s latest is a mind-altering experience.
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