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The School of Theatre at Florida State, known for its nationally reputable program, encourages the creation of art, defies standards and makes bold moves to produce caliber productions. With the upcoming presentation of William Shakespeare's comedic classic Much Ado About Nothing, director Walter Kmiec embraces the spirit of experimentation and sets the production in Southern Florida during the glamorous 1920's. This show will run from March 29 - April 7 in the Lab Theatre, located by the Pensacola Street parking garage

Ready to hop into its first musical in more than five years, SBU Theater's production of A YEAR WITH FROG AND TOAD directed by Ed. Simone opens Wednesday evening at the Rigas Family Theater at the Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts.

The Woodlawn Theatre is venturing into the world of late-night cabaret with 'Broadway Nights' produced in conjunction with Fools Entertainment. Intimate and filled with class, the show is hosted by the enigmatic Rebecca Trinidad and features a revolving door of San Antonio's finest performers. 'Broadway Nights' provides an opportunity for those wanting to showcase their individual talents, number of available slots varying from week to week.

The Woodlawn Theatre is venturing into the world of late-night cabaret with "Broadway Nights" produced in conjunction with Fools Entertainment. Intimate and filled with class, the show is hosted by the enigmatic Rebecca Trinidad and features a revolving door of San Antonio's finest performers. "Broadway Nights" provides an opportunity for those wanting to showcase their individual talents, number of available slots varying from week to week.

Florida Studio Theatre will open By Gershwin: A Tribute to George and Ira in the Goldstein Cabaret tonight, March 1, 2013 at 7:30pm. By Gershwin will be an elegant and spirited rendition of the music from greatest songwriting team of the 20th Century. Tickets for this premiere music revue will be on sale through June 2, 2013 and can be purchased by phone at (941) 366-9000, online at FloridaStudioTheatre.org, or by visiting the Box Office.

Picture this: a seventeenth century comedy of manners set in 1920's France. That's what audiences are in for Rider University's Westminster College of the Arts production of the Molière classic, The Misanthrope. Although not a hit first after its publication in 1666, The Misanthrope today is Molière's best known work. The Rider production, under direction of Rider faculty Miriam Mills, is a modernized adaptation written by author Timothy Mooney.

SMU announced today that its Meadows School of the Arts and Cox School of Business are leading a collaboration with the Cultural Data Project (CDP) and numerous other partners to create a National Center for Arts Research (NCAR) at SMU. The center, the first of its kind in the nation, will analyze the largest database of arts research ever assembled, investigate important issues in arts management and patronage, and make its findings available to arts leaders, funders, policymakers, researchers and the general public. The vision of NCAR is to act as a catalyst for the transformation and sustainability of the national arts and cultural community.