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Congratulations, Joe, you’re simply hilarious
Meg Heimstead and Ricky Wayne shine in A Simple Theatre’s latest.
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Beyond recognition
The Jeff Norton Awards ceremony is a winner for local theater.
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Looking forward to Future Tense
Promising young playwright Gianfranco Settecasi impresses in the present.
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Lost in translation
You might need an interpreter to enjoy The Foreigner.
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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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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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Sylvia at Stageworks: The bitch is back
One of Tampa Bay’s best actresses shows us fun on all fours.
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Come to this Cabaret
A memorable production of the Kander/Ebb musical is loaded with local talent.
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Emilia Sargent stands out
The actress delivers the definitive Blanche DuBois in Tampa Repertory Theatre’s Streetcar.
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Home sweet home
TampaWorks highlights local authors writing about the Bay area.
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Missing in action: Vanishing Point
American Stage’s latest succeeds on many points but makes excitement disappear.
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Jim Sorensen chooses Tampa Bay
The natural-born leading man is back for freeFall’s Cabaret.
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Jobsite edges ahead with Race
The Mamet undertaking is a worthwhile pit stop.
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Stageworks’ Biloxi Blues passes muster
Ricky Cona and Co. deliver a great take on Neil Simon’s best play.
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The Vibrator Play: Enough to make you come?
In the Next Room or The Vibrator Play is a stimulating experience, but no sexual revolution.
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Lisa Powers is falling in love again
The actor/director is back, and local theater companies have taken notice.
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R.U.R. is obsolete
A new TheatreUSF production is in serious need of an upgrade.
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Double dazzle at American Stage
Two must-see productions, one of which marks the return of a much-missed local star.
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The Whipping Man signals a new beginning for Gorilla
A USF grad’s post-Civil War drama marks a triumphant new step for Gorilla Theatre.