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Preview
Get ready for cabaret revues, comedy and more.
04/29/2019 By Kay Kipling
The musical Chicago is a new addition to the theater's previously announced lineup.
04/24/2019 By Kay Kipling
Sneak Peek
An event April 26 showcases the work of the abstract artist.
04/16/2019 By Kay Kipling
Celebrating 100 Years
The bi-county project will celebrate the milestone in a variety of ways.
Recap
Greg Kinnear's directorial debut followed the presentation of awards to Blythe Danner and Anne Heche.
04/14/2019 By Kay Kipling
Review
Mark St. Germain's world premiere play deals with where the urge to procreate can lead us.
04/12/2019 By Kay Kipling
The Selby Gardens setting is a natural for Shakespeare's romantic comedy, filled with physicality.
04/11/2019 By Kay Kipling
A documentary by the late actor's nephew offers some new insights into the man and his work.
The venerable building on Bahia Vista Street now boasts expanded space, new lighting—and air conditioning.
04/10/2019 By Kay Kipling
New works by four female voices are given staged readings at FST in the next few weeks.
04/09/2019 By Kay Kipling
Bekah Brunstetter's comedy-drama asks for a little more understanding.
04/07/2019 By Kay Kipling
In the Spotlight
The documentary about the late television journalist is both personal and wide-ranging.
04/06/2019 By Kay Kipling
As always, new works and new voices in theater will be presented.
04/03/2019 By Kay Kipling
The "Cathy" creator has long had a connection to Sarasota: her parents.
04/02/2019 By Kay Kipling
Heat Index
And this year's festival will take place April 5-14.
Au Revoir, Anu
"One has to win people on your side in order to change things. We were able to achieve so much together thanks to agreeing on things.”
The new play, opening in April, deals with infertility, surrogacy and murder.
03/28/2019 By Kay Kipling
Titles were also announced for Dog Days Theatre and FSU/Asolo Conservatory seasons this week.
03/26/2019 By Kay Kipling
The one-man show offers a fictional peek into the world of Barbra Streisand's Malibu basement.
03/24/2019 By Kay Kipling
Michael Frayn's ever-popular farce continues to deliver.
