The wait-and-see that has permeated the performing arts industry for nearly a year, as Covid numbers rise, fall and rise,...
What do you suppose classical musicians listen to when they’re relaxing at home? For pianist Natasha Paremski, 33, the answer is: Pretty much anything but classical...
Tampa’s LAB Theater Project was the first company to produce something live and in person post-outbreak, presenting The Meredith Brothers, to a super-spaced-out audience of 10...
He was skinny as a rail, and weighed maybe 140 pounds dripping wet. Still, to thousands of St. Petersburg and Tampa-area kids in the 1950s, Burl...
New this month at Mize Gallery is Ego Death, an exhibition of paintings by Jabari Reed, a 21-year-old native of St. Petersburg whose star is rapidly...
In 2009, Aleshea Harris wrote and performed the one-woman show Oddlie at thestudio@620. A blend of theatrical storytelling, spoken word and music, the play was, in...
Monday celebrates the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (the day’s St. Petersburg’s observance parade will be virtual). Appropriately, St. Petersburg’s indie movie house –...
St. Petersburg’s oldest tourist attraction may get a facelift this year – restoring it to its mid-century grandeur. Sunken Gardens, which has been at 1825 4th...
The theater world’s seemingly endless holding pattern has been, in recent weeks and months, altered. Each of the bay area’s professional-level playhouses is coming out, in...
More than 65 artists, including many from the Tampa Bay area, have been contracted to provide creative work for Fairgrounds, the immersive art and technology “experience”...
