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American Stage Presents Green Day's AMERICAN IDIOT, September 9

American Stage Presents Green Day's AMERICAN IDIOT, September 9

by BWW News Desk — August 17, 2022
American Stage is kicking off its 2022 -23 season, “This is America” with a homage to the punk rock movement of the 1990s and early 2000s  — opening night is Sept.
Review: An Experimentally Avant-Garde Staging of Jonathan Larson's RENT at Eight O'Cl

Review: An Experimentally Avant-Garde Staging of Jonathan Larson's RENT at Eight O'Clock Theatre

by Drew Eberhard — August 14, 2022
Jonathan Larson a name synonymous with American Musical Theatre in the 90s penned this phenom of a Musical based on the Puccini Opera La Boheme.
Review: MATT HARMON'S EXHILARATING AND POIGNANT “EXHIBITS IN THE ZOO” at ThinkTan

Review: MATT HARMON'S EXHILARATING AND POIGNANT “EXHIBITS IN THE ZOO” at ThinkTankTYA

by Drew Eberhard — August 14, 2022
Matt Harmon’s Exhibits in the Zoo displays what life was like for people prior to the Holocaust living out their days in the confines of the Warsaw Ghetto.
Review: Latoya McCormick and Topher Warren Rock the House in Eight O'Clock Theatre's

Review: Latoya McCormick and Topher Warren Rock the House in Eight O'Clock Theatre's Production of Jonathan Larson's RENT

by Peter Nason — August 13, 2022
The musical is all over the place, but key performances make this one show to go out of your way to see.
Review: SELINA FILLINGER'S SOMETHING CLEAN at Studio Grand Central

Review: SELINA FILLINGER'S SOMETHING CLEAN at Studio Grand Central

by Drew Eberhard — August 12, 2022
These questions and more are the thoughts that fill my mind upon exiting the theatre following the opening night of Studio Grand Central’s Second Season opener Something Clean by Selina Fillinger.
Regional Premiere of EXHIBITS IN THE ZOO Opens ThinkTank's Play Fest This Friday

Regional Premiere of EXHIBITS IN THE ZOO Opens ThinkTank's Play Fest This Friday

by BWW News Desk — August 11, 2022
'Mendel is a boy who holds to hope, even during the German occupation of his home city in Warsaw, Poland.
Jobsite Theatre Announces Cast of PICASSO AT THE LAPIN AGILE

Jobsite Theatre Announces Cast of PICASSO AT THE LAPIN AGILE

by BWW News Desk — August 9, 2022
Jobsite Theater, resident theater company at the Straz Center, is thrilled will kick off its 24th season with this hilarious comedy from the original “wild and crazy guy,” Steve Martin.
American Stage Partners With The James Museum For The Company's Lift Every Voice: New

American Stage Partners With The James Museum For The Company's Lift Every Voice: New Play Festival

by BWW News Desk — August 9, 2022
American Stage will continue their dedication to developing the next generation of new playwrights with their Lift Every Voice: New Play Festival.
LAB Theater Project Presents CREATING MONSTERS This Month

LAB Theater Project Presents CREATING MONSTERS This Month

by BWW News Desk — August 9, 2022
LAB Theater Project will present Creating Monsters, a new play by Tampa playwright Owen Roberson.
Review: Stephen Sondheim's INTO THE WOODS at the Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts

Review: Stephen Sondheim's INTO THE WOODS at the Marcia P. Hoffman School of the Arts at Ruth Eckerd Hall Is Filled with an Abundance of Heart and Soul

by Peter Nason — August 7, 2022
The wonderful young cast makes this show feel entirely fresh and new!
Previews: STEEL MAGNOLIAS at Powerstories Theatre

Previews: STEEL MAGNOLIAS at Powerstories Theatre

by Deborah Bostock-Kelley — August 5, 2022
Steel Magnolias offers everything you want in a play, a transformative journey, a balance of laugh-out-loud comedy and emotional drama.
Cast Announced for the Regional Premiere of EXHIBITS AT THE ZOO at ThinkTank Theatre

Cast Announced for the Regional Premiere of EXHIBITS AT THE ZOO at ThinkTank Theatre

by BWW News Desk — August 1, 2022
ThinkTank Theatre has announced casting for the regional premier of ‘Exhibits at the Zoo’, by Matt Harmon.
Review: Theatre eXceptional's INTO THE NIGHT at the Tampa Fringe Will Make Your Heart

Review: Theatre eXceptional's INTO THE NIGHT at the Tampa Fringe Will Make Your Heart Sing

by Peter Nason — August 1, 2022
A wonderful cast, led by Nicole Jeannine Smith and Ryan Prince, brings this sweet show to life, another treasure at the Fringe.
Review: Spanish Lyric Theatre's Production of Lin-Manuel Miranda's IN THE HEIGHTS Roa

Review: Spanish Lyric Theatre's Production of Lin-Manuel Miranda's IN THE HEIGHTS Roars with Energy

by Peter Nason — August 1, 2022
Doug Buffaloe, Elizabeth Sierra Cabrera and a marvelous ensemble stand out in a musical that's wonderfully alive.
Review: NEIL SIMON'S ROSE &WALSH WILL STIR THE SOUL AND WARM THE HEART  at FreeFall T

Review: NEIL SIMON'S ROSE &WALSH WILL STIR THE SOUL AND WARM THE HEART at FreeFall Theatre Company

by Drew Eberhard — August 1, 2022
As the final play written by the great Neil Simon, Rose & Walsh previously entitled Rose’s Dilemma ran in Los Angeles and Off-Broadway in 2003.
Review: Matthew Belopavlovich's GOING TO THE TOP at the Tampa Fringe

Review: Matthew Belopavlovich's GOING TO THE TOP at the Tampa Fringe

by Peter Nason — July 30, 2022
Based on real life events, it's a coming out story that needs to be expanded to be able to feel the full emotional weight.
Review: STRANGE GIRLS at the Tampa Fringe with Bridget Bean, Dawn Truax, Laila Lee an

Review: STRANGE GIRLS at the Tampa Fringe with Bridget Bean, Dawn Truax, Laila Lee and Madison LeVine

by Peter Nason — July 30, 2022
Some of the monologues are more gripping than others, but they are all captivating.
Previews: SHOWSTOPPERS at Straz Center

Previews: SHOWSTOPPERS at Straz Center

by Deborah Bostock-Kelley — July 29, 2022
Themed 'totally tubular,' the 80s and 90s musical revue, Showstoppers, debuting at Straz Center on August 5 and 6, highlights a time when Donkey Kong and PacMan ruled, cell phones were huge, and women's hair was even bigger.
Review: Taryn Lumia and Todd William Donovan Dazzle in the Tarpon Arts Production of

Review: Taryn Lumia and Todd William Donovan Dazzle in the Tarpon Arts Production of Disney's BEAUTY AND THE BEAST

by Peter Nason — July 25, 2022
It's mostly a beauty of a production with some beastly issues that get in the way.
Review: RAJIV JOSEPH'S ANIMALS OUT OF PAPER PROVES TO BE A MASTERCLASS FOLLOWING A 4

Review: RAJIV JOSEPH'S ANIMALS OUT OF PAPER PROVES TO BE A MASTERCLASS FOLLOWING A 4 YEAR HIATUS at JOBSITE THEATER

by Drew Eberhard — July 16, 2022
In its complexities of storytelling, we find a narrative grounded in teacher-student relationships that surround the 100-minute One-Act currently onstage at the Shimberg Playhouse at Tampa’s Straz Center.
Review: NUNSENSE A-MEN Proves to Be a Confession Full of Laughs, and Just What We Nee

Review: NUNSENSE A-MEN Proves to Be a Confession Full of Laughs, and Just What We Needed at Straz Center for The Performing Arts

by Drew Eberhard — July 15, 2022
Nunsense premiered off-Broadway in 1985 with music, lyrics, and a book by Dan Goggin.
FreeFall Announces 2022/2023 Season

FreeFall Announces 2022/2023 Season

by BWW News Desk — July 11, 2022
Subscriptions and single tickets are now on sale for freeFall's 2022/2023 season.
Previews: NUNSENSE: AMEN at Straz Center's Jaeb Theatre

Previews: NUNSENSE: AMEN at Straz Center's Jaeb Theatre

by Deborah Bostock-Kelley — July 8, 2022
NUNSENSE: AMEN stars Matthew McGee as Mother Superior, JS McLaughlin as Sister Mary Hubert, Aaron Castle as Sister Mary Amnesia, Ryan Patrick McLaughlin as Sister Robert Anne, and Jaryn McCann as Sister Mary Leo.
American Stage Announces Helen R. Murray as New Producing Artistic Director

American Stage Announces Helen R. Murray as New Producing Artistic Director

by BWW News Desk — July 6, 2022
 Following a national search, American Stage Theatre Company and its Board of Trustees have selected Helen R.
Previews: DUTCHMAN  at American Stage

Previews: DUTCHMAN at American Stage

by Deborah Bostock-Kelley — July 5, 2022
'Dutchman' originally debuted during the Civil Rights movement, but, sadly, this Obie Award-winning play about race and identity continues to be highly relevant.

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