Well, the “intimate” Ed Sheeran concert Friday at Ruth Eckerd Hall sold out in a finger-snap, and remaining tickets for Big Ed’s “big” show Saturday at...
San Francisco-born comedian Margaret Cho gladly wears the mantle of “Patron Saint of Outsiders.” She is Korean American, female and bisexual, all of which contribute to...
Dying, goes the old theater adage, is easy. Comedy is hard. This line, generally attributed to English actor Edmund Gwenn (on his deathbed, no less), has...
Comedian Jim Gaffigan, one of the most popular standups in America, will be in Tampa Feb. 9, 10 and 11, performing at Morsani Hall in the...
In airports, in the neighborhood grocery store or after a PTA event at her daughter’s school, comedian and actress Caroline Rhea always gets recognized from the...
For 17 consecutive years, audiences waiting in New York’s Ed Sullivan Theatre for a taping of The Late Show With David Letterman got their first laughs...
Beth Henley’s heartland drama Crimes of the Heart is the American Stage offering for January (opening on the 11th). Chicago’s Elizabeth Margolius directs a tradition-shattering BIPOC...
Many of the bay area’s brightest lights of jazz are scheduled to play this weekend’s Suncoast Jazz Festival on Clearwater Beach – including La Lucha, Daniela...
When Steven Wright made his national TV debut on the Tonight Show, Johnny Carson introduced him by saying “I think you’re going to find him a...
The exhibit opening Nov. 12 at the Museum of Fine Arts St. Petersburg is one of those mission-fulfilling things – the sort of display that the...
