Alexander Jones, choreographer-in-residence for thestudio@620, is back at the home venue Friday and Saturday (7 p.m. both days) with his fourth annual Momentum Choreographic Showcase, featuring...
There’s a much-repeated Latin phrase, in vino veritas. In wine, truth. Anyone who’s sampled the grape for any duration can attest to the veracity of that...
The kinetic energy is bouncing off the theater walls during American Stage’s production of Green Day’s American Idiot, a “rock opera” with a loose thread of...
The Florida Orchestra is back with a one-off pre-season concert Saturday at the Mahaffey Theater. As the 1984 film Amadeus screens in high definition, TFO will...
Despite the glaring omissions of both of St. Petersburg’s mainstage professional theaters, the nonprofit Theatre Tampa Bay has announced its nominees for best stage productions and...
In the 1961 film adaptation of Truman Capote’s novel Breakfast at Tiffany’s, one of the characters circling around free-spirited Holly Golightly (Audrey Hepburn) is Mr. Yunioshi,...
It’s not exactly a Stop the Presses moment, but all four original members of A Flock of Seagulls, one of the first new wave “video bands”...
Alice Walker’s 1982 novel The Color Purple, about a young Black woman growing up dirt-poor and abused in turn-of-the-century rural Georgia, is one of the most...
Although she’s still physically in Colorado, American Stage’s new Producing Artistic Director Helen R. Murray went on the clock in St. Petersburg last month, working remotely....
Watching a rehearsal of American Idiot from the House Right seats, American Stage director Gavin Hawk mused on the narrative spine of the Tony-winning Broadway musical,...
