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Tampa Bay theaters join forces for ‘Cadillac Crew’
The Civil Rights-era play closes the season at Powerstories and opens the season at Studio@620.
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Jobsite stages new version of haunted musical from Mellencamp and Stephen King
‘Ghost Brothers of Darkland County’ runs select nights Oct. 15-Nov. 9.
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American Stage plays pop up in unusual places around Tampa Bay
They’re thinking out of the box (seats).
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This rising star of the Tampa Bay theater scene isn’t even out of college yet
Now entering his senior year as a musical theater BFA candidate at the University of Tampa, Ben Sutherland, 21, is hard to miss on stage.
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In St. Pete, 81 artists will be on stage at once for ‘The Good Peaches’
The American Stage production with The Florida Orchestra and projectALCHEMY will be performed twice this weekend.
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Tampa Fringe 2025: USF grad grad Jordan Bertke reheats his fast food story hour
‘The Sack’ creator wants to give you seconds.
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Tampa Fringe 2025: Social Good Award winner puts ‘Inspirational Porn’ star hat on in Tampa
St. Pete comedian Gabrielle Leonore heads to Edinburgh Fringe next.
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Tampa Fringe 2025: Victoria Rose Ríos’ theatrical quinceañera tackles identity, girlhood and grief this month
And yes, there will be coquito.
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Tampa Fringe commemorates Titanic sinking with two one-woman shows
We have word that Jack Dawson himself will be at the Sunday show.
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The latest at St. Pete’s Off-Central Players is a quirky comedy inspired by the loneliest bird in the world
It opens April 10 and includes eight performances.
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Interview: ‘The Lion King’ was supposed to be a homecoming for Clearwater’s Marquis Floyd
The Gibbs High School graduate died unexpectedly on March 23.
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American Stage’s ‘Hair’ brings a St. Pete waterfront park into the ‘Age of Aquarius’
The set has groovy easter eggs and Vitale Bros. murals.
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Do the right thing: Revived play honors 65th anniversary of Tampa’s Woolworth sit-in
The show opens in March, but the City of Tampa commemorates the historic Woolworth sit-in on Feb. 27.
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Interview: Giles Davies talks about playing Macbeth and leaving Tampa for good
The state’s cuts to arts funding started the process.
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Interview: Before Tampa show, chef and ‘Good Eats’ host Alton Brown explains why he’s ready to take a break
Alton Brown is at the Straz next month.
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St. Pete’s Off-Central stages ‘Two Across’ a play about bonding over crossword puzzles
It runs Jan. 30-Feb. 9.