BWW Review: BEATSVILLE: THE BEATNIK MUSICAL at Asolo Repertory Theatre
Bebop Jazz Meets Musical Theatre in Asolo's World Premiere, Beatsville: A Beatnik Musical
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Bebop Jazz Meets Musical Theatre in Asolo's World Premiere, Beatsville: A Beatnik Musical
Kristin Chenoweth Radiates Elegance in an Intimate Evening
Hot flash! Menopause The Musical Brings Audience To Their Feet!
Must see performance by Terri Weagant in Urbanite Theatre's Production of Bo-Nita!
Girl Groups The 60's Explosion Wows Sarasota Sold Out Audiences
Sarasota Opera House Brings Humor to the stage in Italian Girl in Algiers
Chicago Comes to Sarasota!
Last Chance to see Dialogues des Carmelites at the Sarasota Opera House
Sarasota Opera The Love of Three Kings
Stunning Tribute to Sir Frederick Ashton By Sarasota Ballet
God of Carnage Backstage at The Players
Taj Express Dazzles at the Van Wezel
Gloriously Sappy Evening with Alan Cumming
Gloria Musicae! Sarasota's Treasured Professional Choral Group.
Pippin is another Tony Award-winning musical from Stephen Schwartz, (Wicked, Godspell).
The Bridges of Madison County is a drama about romance and infidelity that gives us a glimpse into the lives of Francesca Johnson (Dianne Dawson), an Italian war-bride from Naples, her Veteran husband Bud, (Cory Woomert), an Iowa farmer, and her lover Robert Kincaid, (Charles Dugan), a photographe
A Communication Forum, sponsored by the Westcoast Black Theatre titled WBTT Voices, recently spotlighted Brenda Watty, fifteen-year member of The Marvelettes.
In its 58th season, the enchanting Asolo Repertory Theatre hit the ball out of the park with its staging of Born Yesterday.
There is a lot to be said about anything that lasts 60 years these days.
Wicked fans are mounting their bubbles and brooms and navigating the yellow brick road to The Emerald City, (Straz Center, Tampa), to defy gravity with Elphaba and company.
To say this city has a passion for the Arts is an understatement.
With its lively teenage cast, it's funny, bawdy, and edgy, with a meaning that connects not just with teens, but with adults who remember the days of pimples and virginity pledges.
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1999 by Stacey Isom Campbell Urbanite Theatre (3/18-4/25) |
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Sailing: Yacht Rock and Beyond Florida Studio Theatre (9/23-2/07) |
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BEEHIVE – The 60s Musical Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe (3/03-4/11) |
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Old Time Sailors Manatee Performing Arts Center (11/17-11/17) |
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Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Manatee Performing Arts Center (4/08-4/18) |
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Sophisticated Ladies Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe (10/14-11/22) |
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Paddy O'Furniture Manatee Performing Arts Center (3/16-3/16) |
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Guys and Dolls Manatee Performing Arts Center (4/22-5/02) |
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The Bully Pulpit Florida Studio Theatre (12/09-2/14) |
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Summon the Heroes Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall (9/10-9/10) |