With all respect to the late Barry White, there’s a new Love Unlimited Orchestra in town. The 10-member musical aggregation known as The Midnight Hour will...
The St. Petersburg City Council has tentatively approved a $640.8 million operating budget for the fiscal year that begins Oct. 1. The spending plan reflects the...
There was that time, back in September of 2014, when Amy Gray was four days away from leaving her home in Tampa for a new, totally...
Friday’s show at the Palladium Theater/Side Door, “The Florida Bjorkestra Goes Over the Rainbow,” is a program of multi-hued songs from The Wizard of Oz, Mary...
Because he’s been doing it so long, Colin Mochrie makes improv – the art of creating comedy “off the cuff,” starting with a single suggestion and...
She’s not visible from the street, so anyone driving past the Hollander Hotel in downtown St. Pete won’t even catch a glimpse of the 18-foot woman,...
What’s felt like a long theater blight has really only been a month or two, but now that summer’s finally drawing to a close, the bay...
There’s no easy way to say it: As the first and second generations of rock ‘n’ roll musicians die off, their music lives on, leaving a...
The family business was founded in 1924, but Liz Dimmitt has worked there a little less than two years. A seventh-generation Floridian, she’s now a fourth-generation...
When Rory Lawrence and his hand-picked team inaugurated the Tampa Bay Theatre Festival in 2014, there was no real game plan. “We were just runnin’ and...
