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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.
Mark E. Leib
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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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Revenge is served with intriguing twists in When the World Was Green (A Chef’s Fable)
If you don’t mind your epiphany coming quietly, you might just find American Stage’s latest production unforgettable.
