BWW Review: MEGAN HILTY at Straz Center For The Performing Arts /Tampa
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I've been to movies where the audience interacts with the actors on screen, but never have I been to a play like that.
Ohmigod, you guys- the earworm that stays with you long after curtain call, that you find yourself looking for on Spotify on the drive home, but turn it off because it doesn't hold a candle to this version - is also my reaction to New Tampa Players' production of the musical Legal Blonde The Musical
The future sure is bright with these talented young performers!
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Exceptional Cast Brings Carole King's Beautiful To Life
An entertaining, mind-bending, overwhelming, sad and exquisite look at the future with performances that are out of this world.
The cast is phenomenal, especially Ned Averill-Snell in a performance that brings to mind the odd combination of Daniel Day-Lewis, Harpo Marx and Lon Chaney, Jr.
There's a saying - go big or go home.
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Dressed in ripped jeans, a MASH 4077 tee and embroidered black jacket, Margaret Cho twerked her flat butt (her reference, not mine) right into the hearts of admiring fans at Tampa Improv Friday night for her 'Fresh Off the Bloat' tour.
A delightful musical revue set in the era of barbershop quartets, FOREVER PLAID is what happens when the cute nerdy boys from the AV club form a band.
FIND YOUR HERO at The Studio At Carrollwood Cultural Center
PENIS MONOLOGUES IS IMPRESSIVE at At Carrollwood Players Theatre
I was told by director Sarah Berland that the 26 young actors starring in The Aristocats KIDS did not want to put on a kids' show, rather a professional performance that had child actors.
Much like how her youth predecessor Maggie Gamson captivated us in The Diary of Anne Frank, Kaedin is a name you won't soon forget.
Supporting cast and Eno's hilarious quips stand out in this odd ode to Ibsen's 'Peer Gynt.
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