It looks like the musical OZ, written by St. Petersburg’s Michael Raabe and Eric Davis and first announced for freeFall Theatre’s 2019-20 season, is finally going...
There are seven shows in playwright Dan Coggin’s Nunsense musical comedy universe, and actor Matthew McGee can rattle off most of the titles: “There’s Nunsense II:...
He mostly kept rock music at arm’s length, but Lenny Dee was St. Petersburg’s first – and to date only – real rockstar. During the period...
Combining art with technology is nothing new; sometimes it’s just about getting the lighting exactly right. And the viewer’s perception of the art in question is,...
With charismatic founder and frontman Josh Todd still at the microphone, the California rock band Buckcherry stops in at Largo’s Central Park Performing Arts Center Friday....
American Stage has announced that Helen R. Murray has been hired as the theater’s new Producing Artist Director. Murray, the outgoing Executive Director of the Aurora...
It’s been 25 years since Markus Gottschlich first discovered St. Petersburg. He was a wide-eyed, basketball-playing, English-speaking kid from Austria on an unprecedented global adventure. He...
The biggest bird in St. Petersburg will be leaving the roost before long, so the time to come and take a look at it is now....
Singer and songwriter Ona Kirei has been part of the bay area music community since 2018, but with this week’s release of Mirage, her first solo...
The place to be Monday – that’s July 4, Independence Day – is most likely the St. Pete Pier, where the Spa Beach area will be...
