American Stage’s production of the Lloyd Suh drama The Chinese Lady got even more dramatic last week, as the lead performer was replaced, for the final...
During an early rehearsal of The Chinese Lady, director Gregory Keng Strasser told his cast that “Some people will not live to hear a discordant note...
Is it a nature walk? Or a scavenger hunt? Is it just some silly play? Or is it Halloween Horror Nights? The new show from American...
There’s rarely a dull moment in St. Petersburg. Arts, culture and entertainment are continually vibrant, continually challenging and continually changing … all signs of a healthy...
After six years with American Stage, most recently as associate artistic producer, Patrick A. Jackson has left the theater company to focus on his work for...
If the phrase “experimental theater” had a picture in the dictionary, it would look a lot like White Rabbit Red Rabbit. American Stage is producing the...
There are moments in Indecent, the new show at American Stage, where it seems that entire seven-member cast is one character. They move in tandem, creating...
The purpose of art is one of the core issues at the heart of Paula Vogel’s Tony-winning Indecent, opening Friday (with previews tonight and Thursday) at...
An earnest, well-intentioned dig for familial roots forms the core of Carmen Rivera’s drama La Gringa, opening July 19 at American Stage. American-bred Maria Elena Garcia...
Part 2 in a two-part series detailing the panels and discussions held May 12 during the Inside St. Pete event. The Leadership St. Pete Alumni Association...