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The FSU/Asolo Conservatory production of Sarah Ruhl's play mixes comic situations with deeper thoughts.
02/20/2020 By Kay Kipling
The play, set during World War II on the homefront, brings women to the fore.
02/16/2020 By Kay Kipling
From dogs to clowns to trapeze artistry, the show takes you to another, welcome place.
02/09/2020 By Kay Kipling
Sneak Peek
The exhibit ties together works by the Surrealist artist with photographs of his home country of Spain by Clyde Butcher and living horticultural displays.
02/06/2020 By Kay Kipling
Unity Awards
“I like to do good work as much as I like to help young people."
01/30/2020 By Kay Kipling
Under the Big Top
How did the tent get there? How big is it? Who made it? We asked circus tent master Luis Garcia those questions and more.
Christopher Demos-Brown's drama hits where it hurts most as a couple try to find their son.
01/26/2020 By Kay Kipling
This three-character show about a writer, an editor and a fact checker will make you laugh--and think.
What would you do in a virtual reality world with no consequences?
01/20/2020 By Kay Kipling
Ike Holter's play about four flailing friends can be laceratingly funny--and heartbreaking.
01/16/2020 By Kay Kipling
Recap
Whitford and longtime friend Paul Schiff discussed Whitford's career, including that stint on The West Wing.
01/15/2020 By Kay Kipling
Preview
Local playwright Jo Morello explores the woman behind the legendary Louis in this play with music.
01/14/2020 By Kay Kipling
The musical, set in the 1960s in the South, is a complex and compelling work.
01/12/2020 By Kay Kipling
In Ken Ludwig's adaptation, laughs are the bill of fare over mystery.
01/11/2020 By Kay Kipling
The Trey Parker-Robert Lopez-Matt Stone musical is in town with a rousing production at the Van Wezel.
01/09/2020 By Kay Kipling
Ain't No Stopping Them Now
The company celebrates its 20th anniversary in a newly renovated and expanded theater.
01/03/2020 By Kay Kipling
Rajiv Joseph's two-hander is a funny-sad look at the wounds people suffer.
Jeweler to the Stars
Andrew Prince comes to town this month as part of New College's New Topics Lecture Series.
01/02/2020 By Kay Kipling
Access Hollywood
Graham talked about her love for indie films and directing, sexism in the film world and more.
12/18/2019 By Kay Kipling
Jason Odell Williams' romantic comedy is a little bit funny, a little bit sad.
12/15/2019 By Kay Kipling