Middle-aged siblings Vanya and Sonia have spent their mundane lives caring for the family homestead in rural Pennsylvania, until their glamorous, world-traveling movie-star sister Masha sweeps in with a sexy young boyfriend Spike. This Tony Award-winning comedy by the great...
A single tragic moment changes the course of one young man's life, sending him into years of isolation where guilt silences his music, his writing, and his connection to the world around him. As memory unfolds in hauntingly beautiful fragments, Adam Rapp's Nocturne explores the...
One relationship. Infinite possibilities. In how many universes would you love someone? Nick Payne’s Olivier award-winning Constellations is a play about free will and friendship; it’s about quantum multiverse theory, love and honey. Roland is a beekeeper. Marianne is a quantum...
This one-person play explores why art matters, not just as aesthetic beauty, but as something that helps us process life’s hardest questions. The statue of David becomes a metaphor for fragility, permanence, and what we choose to preserve. An unnamed tour guide leads the...
When Preston writes a furious letter to a store demanding a refund for a broken snow globe, he gets assistant manager Dahlia fired - and finds a vengeful epistolary match. In this wickedly funny alternative to Love Letters, the two embark on an epic, often acrimonious...
Dancing Lessons centers on Ever, a young man with Asperger’s syndrome, who seeks the instruction of a Broadway dancer to learn enough dancing to survive an awards dinner. The dancer, Senga, however, is recovering from an injury that may stop her dancing career permanently. As...
For seventeen years, Lena and Sophie build a life together. They create a home, celebrate milestones, endure heartbreak, care for one another through life's greatest challenges, and discover that love is often found in the quiet moments that never ask to be noticed. Then, in an...
Walking the timeline of Banksy’s work at the Straz was extraordinary, with over 160 pieces revealing his evolution. The stories behind the photos and the accompanying video added a deeper layer to the experience.…
Ava Rice and the Eighth Sin, a new musical presented by Breakroom Entertainment, features a book and lyrics by Pedro Amaral. The company that is known for reworking music, such as Disney Parodies... takes a stab at an unknown title, that still feels close to home. We all know about the seven deadly …
When the idea of seeing this Ken Ludwig play came to fruition, I was immediately enamored with the idea that it is based on a true story. Chronologically retelling the story of his parents courtship amidst the backdrop of war, specifically World War II, created a strong presence, I knew would resona…
A wonderful production that provides a heavy dose of optimism that's needed now more than ever!…
Schoolhouse Rock Live! delivered a cheerful rush of childhood memories with standout acting, singing and lively choreography. The cast’s energy made every familiar song feel fresh again. It was pure nostalgia wrapped in a bright, polished summer production.…
Green Day’s American Idiot is a rock musical, mostly sung through, in a blistering 90 minutes. It ran its first inception at Berkley Rep in 2009, before transferring to the St. James Theatre on Broadway. Beginning previews in March of 2010, before having its offical opening date of April 20,2010…
What did our critic, Peter Nason, think of Jobsite Theater's Rocking Production of GREEN DAY'S AMERICAN IDIOT?…
It's like a war-themed version of Love Letters, both characters brought to life by superb performances by Cameron Kubly and Katie Davis.…
In a coup for MAD Theatre of Tampa, their company is the first community theatre in Florida to present this incredibly moving and heartfelt musical.…
The performances, the vocals, the intimacy of the space, all of it hit me in the best way. It felt honest and alive, and I walked out really glad I saw it. Celebrate Pride Month with RENT, a production that honors LGBTQ+ lives and the power of standing together.…
My Year of Saying No is an autobiographical one-woman show written and performed by Janice Creneti, developed and directed by Jessica Lynn Johnson. Set during the COVID-19 pandemic, the serio-comedy explores mental health, sexism, and societal expectations through multimedia and...
The Off-Central Players present The Drawer Boy, a poignant play by Michael Healey that examines memories, friendships, and the stories that help us endure. Set on a rural Ontario farm in the 1970s, the narrative follows three men whose lives are upended when two young actors...
It’s Christmas in the third-smallest town in Texas. Many colorful Tuna denizens, some you will recognize from Greater Tuna and some making their debut.
When Bella Baird, an isolated creative writing professor at Yale, begins to mentor a brilliant but enigmatic student named Christopher, the two form an unexpectedly intense bond. As their lives and the stories they tell about themselves become intertwined in unpredictable ways...
A world-premiere, solo performance of The Hollow . Adapted for the stage by local theater favorite Roxanne Fay, this Washington Irving classic chiller of Ichabod Crane and the Headless Horseman features Alan Mohney, Jr.in a spellbinding theatrical experience combining humor...
In this unremittingly intense 80-minute one-act, Una and Ray, are birds with broken wings—psychologically crippled by an episode that left both their lives in tatters. She’s 27, he’s 56, and they’ve had a brief and illegal affair. They haven't set eyes on each other since. After...
Right on the heels of the sublimely satirical existential hit No Exit, The Off-Central Players shift to the silly, hilarious and ridiculous. Currently in rehearsal and running December 7th through December 17, The OCP presents David MacGregor’s comedy, Scrooge Macbeth . In this...
Duncan MacMillan's Every Brilliant Thing When Mom’s in the hospital and Dad says she’s ‘done something stupid’, there’s not much a seven-year-old can do. Dylan Barlow reprises his role as the “Narrator” in this solo performance that pulls back the curtain on what it’s like to be...
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Destroying David The Off-Central (11/12-11/22) |
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A Night With Janis Joplin American Stage Theatre Company (9/16-10/11) |
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A Divine, Divine Comedy, Comedy TheatreFor (8/21-9/06) |
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Shrek the Musical American Stage Theatre Company (3/31-5/02) |
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Rush at Hard Rock Live Hard Rock Live (11/05-11/06) |
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Job The Fringe Theatre (4/29-5/16) |
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Damn Yankees Eight O'Clock Theatre (2/26-3/07) |
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Roald Dahl's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory – The New Musical Richey Suncoast Theatre (9/11-9/20) |
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Penelope Jobsite Theater (8/19-9/06) |
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Load Bearing Walls The Off-Central (3/25-4/04) |
