The latest reviews and critic recommendations from Tampa.
Though Shakespeare’s Tragedy is often regaled as one of the “Greatest Tragedies ever written,” it does little if any true accounts behind the people these characters actually were.
Doug Devita’s Fable makes its World Premiere as it anchors center stage right in the heart of St.
It will put a smile on your face!
What did our critic think of THE SPONGEBOB MUSICAL at the Carrollwood Cultural Center?
Something we knew we always wanted, but unexpected is how much we would need a show like this.
A heartbreaking and moving real-life story, performed at the Stageworks Theatre, with a brilliant turn by Roxanne Fay!
With a cast led by Clay Christopher as Dr.
Perfect to celebrate Pride Month!
Dystopia and pee; there's nothing like URINETOWN!
Bridget Bean is a born storyteller.
The Tampa Fringe Festival is like a Smorgasbord of the Arts; so many great works to choose from, some small, some large, some cool, some wacky.
Falsettos, a primarily sung-through musical was written by William Finn and James Lapine and features two one-act installments March of the Falsettos and Falsettoland.
The aftermath of a school shooting is examined in this potent piece by playwright Bostock-Kelley.
Happiness, sheer happiness!
Don't miss this year's offerings where there's something for everyone!
TampaRep's NEXT TO NORMAL was, in one word, perfection.
It's a show that's all aces, where the stellar cast, crew, music, and important storyline all come together to earn every standing ovation it will receive.
Adapted from the much-loved 1985 film, and the Hasbro Board Game, Clue: A New Comedy, is a murder mystery of a farcical nature that was written by Sandy Rustin and features additional materials by Hunter Foster and Eric Price.
CLUE is a comedic gem, a rollercoaster of hilarity, thanks to these brilliant actors.
It's a rollicking, raucous, adrenaline-pumping, soulful and yet sometimes sad affair
Many times, I look at the cultural landscape and all its vast plethora of fortune we have been given in the Tampa Bay area alone, and one things for certain, I will move mountains, stop at nothing to experience theatre that moves me and thrills me to the core.
BIG FISH is perhaps the ultimate Father’s Day musical, which is why I found it so ironic that I saw the Arts in Motion production of it the day before Mother’s Day.
This Pulitzer Prize winner is both fun and brutal, lengthy but never boring, heart-stopping and soul-stirring, and yet unblinking and sympathetic in its portrait of an American family in unruly disintegration.
If there were a single word to describe my reaction to the powerhouse group of talented individuals in this community theatre, it would be gobsmacked.
A solid but imperfect production of what is perhaps the finest musical yet written.
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Bat Boy: The Musical Carrollwood Cultural Center (10/16-10/25) |
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Close Encounters of a Shakespearean Kind TheatreFor (10/02-10/18) PHOTOS |
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Spring Awakening MAD Theatre of Tampa (10/09-10/18) |
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Load Bearing Walls The Off-Central (3/25-4/04) |
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O.A.R. at St Augustine Amphitheatre St Augustine Amphitheatre (11/14-11/14) |
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C.S. Lewis On Stage: Further Up & Further In Straz Center for the Performing Arts (1/16-1/16) |
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The Hobbit Jobsite Theater (7/14-8/08) |
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Tampa Metropolitan Improv (TMI) Carrollwood Cultural Center (10/30-10/30) |
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Shrek the Musical American Stage Theatre Company (3/31-5/02) |
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Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Carrollwood Cultural Center (5/14-5/23) |
