Every night, during the curtain calls at show’s end, the cast of To Kill a Mockingbird is regaled with calls of “Good night, John-Boy” from the...
Putting a Sherlock Holmes detective story onstage has been on freeFall Theatre’s wish list for a long time, say Eric Davis and Matthew McGee, the company’s...
Want an example of the peerless power of pop music popularity? Singer Taylor Swift has three dates at Raymond James Stadium, April 13, 14 and 15....
Since the beginning of March, they’ve been Paul Sheldon and Annie Wilkes, the characters at the center of the storm that is Misery, the stage drama...
“Hey hey, I’m the Monkee.” It makes sense that Micky Dolenz is carrying on the legacy of the Monkees. Not only is he the last man...
Ken Block and Drew Copeland, the singing/songwriting front guys for Gainesville-based pop/rock outfit Sister Hazel, play one of their infrequent acoustic duo shows Friday at the...
The national tour of Wicked continues to dominate the bay are theater scene; defying gravity with all its Broadway bells and whistles, the Stephen Schwartz musical...
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...
A quartet of Michigan hipsters bred on the music of Led Zeppelin and the Who, Greta Van Fleet is one of the most successful American hard...
Owen Robertson is today’s guest on the Arts Alive! podcast. The founder and executive producer of LAB Theater Project, a 50-seat black box theater in a...
