TAMPA THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 69

When you talk about a musical and its ensemble on the 35-minute drive home, it's one of two things - good or bad.

Jobsite Theater kicks off their 20th Anniversary Season with the groundbreaking, Obie and Tony Award-winning cult-hit rock musical Hedwig and the Angry Inch, playing Aug.

FreeFall extends their summer smash THE MUSICAL OF MUSICALS (THE MUSICAL)! Through July 22.

With themes of abuse, statutory rape, abortion, and suicide, director Jason Tucker does not shy away from any of the controversial subjects.

Solid cast and direction breathes life into a play that tries too hard.

Nearly 30 students from seven different middle and high schools, plus two dogs, are having the time of their lives putting on this feel-good show.

Little did Emily Escobar realize that her performance in Alonso High School's Zombie Prom as Toffee would earn her a nomination as Outstanding Actress.

On Friday, July 20th, at 7pm, ARTS46/4 presents Trust Me, an original immersive theatre experience starring improv duo Hawk & Wayne as Senatorial candidates hosting a public debate.

Everything goes right in this amazing production of one of the quirkiest shows of all time.

Imagine 'Hamilton' as a juke box musical.

Imagine putting a DVD of your life together in the player and forwarding through the mystery of new love, the excitement of moving in together, the happiness of your true love finding success in work, the bliss of engagement and a new marriage, the resentment of success, the end of a marriage.

It's a musical theatre lover's dream show!

DANCERS BATTLE FOR RECOGNITION at University Area Community Center

Jobsite Theater kicks off their 20th Anniversary Season with the groundbreaking, Obie and Tony Award-winning cult-hit rock musical Hedwig and the Angry Inch, playing Aug.

It's an energetic good time featuring some of our area's finest young talent.

For the 28th consecutive year, Creative Loafing will celebrate the Tampa Bay area's best local businesses, people, and places during Best of the Bay.

Sometimes it's good to be bad.

A great cast, along with Coward's brilliant dialogue, make for a ghostly good time!

Ned Averill-Snell leads an outstanding cast in a show where everything comes together.

Washington and Eisenstadt Present are bringing literature to life with 'Spoon River', playing June 8-9 at The Studio at The Carrollwood Cultural Center.

Washington and Eisenstadt Present are bringing literature to life with 'Spoon River', playing June 8-9 at The Studio at The Carrollwood Cultural Center.

The night after their grandfather's funeral, three cousins engage in a verbal (and sometimes physical) battle.

Coming to The CWP Black Box on June 29-July 1 is Pop Goes America.

Blake High School, PCCA at Gibbs High School and Palm Harbor University High School emerge as the big winners.

It's quite entertaining with a stellar cast, but does it work overall?