What goes around, comes around. In the case of Jobsite Theater, Martin McDonagh’s dark, visceral play The Pillowman was first produced way back in 2006 and...
If you’re in the audience for Morning After Grace, the new comedy onstage at the Off-Central in St. Petersburg, you’ll notice right away that one of...
St. Paddy’s Day won’t come ’round till March 17, but there’s already a bit of the Irish in the air this weekend. Boston’s rough-and-tumble Celtic punk...
It’s a flashpoint moment in American history. Young African Americans in 20 Southern States defied early 1960s segregation laws by staging non-violent “sit-in” protests at lunch...
Addison and Wilson Mizer, eccentric California-born brothers who created their own version of the American Dream at the turn of the (last) century, are the central...
It’s not a massive couple of days for arts or entertainment events – the Firestone Grand Prix has pretty much stolen the weekend thunder – but...
The youngest of young people will find several familiar faces and friends on bay area stages Friday. Brothers Chris and Martin Kratt, whose adventures in the...
Good times never seemed so good! Neil Diamond is 84 years old, and his pop music legacy is secure. The singing/songwriting legend stopped performing live in...
Stephen Sondheim was the Shakespeare of musical theater – brilliant, prolific, complex and something of an acquired taste for some. The composer and lyricist, who died...
For bay area playwright Natalie Symons, here’s hoping the third time’s the charm. A production of her comic drama The People Downstairs opens Friday and runs...
