Cheap Trick, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame band whose lead singer was, is and shall always be Safety Harbor resident Robin Zander, shares Saturday’s...
Any resemblance between Avenue Q and the beloved children’s TV series Sesame Street is purely intentional. Be forewarned, though, Avenue Q – the Tony-winning musical opening...
It happens every couple of years, less often than a presidential election, but more frequently than an appearance in the night sky by Halley’s Comet. One...
Cast and crew are donating their talents for this weekend’s staged reading at Stageworks Theatre, in Tampa’s Channelside district. The show is Roe, by Lisa Loomer...
There’s high-stakes drama onstage at St. Petersburg’s Studio Grand Central. Something Clean, the drama that wraps up a two-week run this weekend, is ostensibly the story...
The dearth of classical music options in the bay area is always felt most strongly in the summertime, when The Florida Orchestra and our two resident...
It was in 2015, not long after he’d left New York City for Pinellas County, that Patrick Brafford arrived at the front door of the Back...
In the new drama at Studio Grand Central, Something Clean, Charlotte Walker’s world has turned upside down. “Her role in life has been a mom,” observes...
It’s not exactly letting the cat out of the bag to explain that Walsh McClarren, one of the two title characters in Neil Simon’s Rose and...
At least Daryl Hall and Todd Rundgren, playing (separately and together) tonight at the Mahaffey Theater, have a common history: They’re longtime friends who grew up...
