Oh, the weather outside is … pretty typical for this time of year. What’s new and exciting is that 2020 is entering its final month; we’ve...
The time is right, Palladium Theater executive director Paul Wilborn believes, to restore some semblance of normalcy to the venerable performing arts hall on 5th Avenue...
The Palladium Theater may be down, but it’s not out, and by the middle of September many of the 5th Avenue venue’s favorite performers will be...
Since mid-March, when the Covid curtain fell and sent full-time musicians home without any other means of support, Katie Talbert has livestreamed 97 hour-long concerts from...
There aren’t too many silver linings in our current situation, to be sure, but numerous artists, arts organizations and production companies are opening the vaults and...
Networking is even more important for musicians during the current crisis. Broadband and WiFi networking. Since bars, restaurants and nightclubs are off limits, there are no...
For years, St. Petersburg Opera Company’s annual holiday show was a huge production, combining a 40-piece orchestra with a massive choral ensemble (several of them, in...
In the 22 years he’s lived in St. Petersburg, Kirk Adams has never had a day job. There are plenty of guitar playing singer/songwriters in every...
If you’re looking for the really big shows, as Ed Sullivan used to say, they’re in Tampa this weekend. As in across the bay. As in...
There are quite a few professional dancers in St. Petersburg, says Helen Hansen French, who is herself one. But since the city has no professional dance...
