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The Flowers in the Factory show will be on exhibit at the gardens in 2018.
04/24/2017 By Kay Kipling
Preview
The long-established choral ensemble is now Choral Artists of Sarasota.
04/21/2017 By Kay Kipling
Review
The humorist read from his writings on the Van Wezel stage and took questions from the audience.
04/20/2017 By Kay Kipling Photography by Ingrid Christie
The event welcomes both established and aspiring poets to Florida Studio Theatre.
04/18/2017 By Kay Kipling
A composition by Bobby Previte and a dinner honoring photographer David Burnett are highlights of the annual weekend.
04/17/2017 By Kay Kipling
The setting of Marie Selby Botanical Gardens provides the perfect backdrop for love and comedy.
04/14/2017 By Kay Kipling Photography by Frank Atura
The play by Victoria Stewart updates Henry James' classic Washington Square, with a twist.
04/13/2017 By Kay Kipling
Cast members and show creators took the stage at the Mertz Theatre to introduce this world premiere in the making.
04/11/2017 By Kay Kipling
Recap
The closing night included awards for filmmakers and actress Diane Lane, and a screening of Paris Can Wait.
04/10/2017 By Kay Kipling
Behind the Scenes
A few words from Rosanna Arquette, Diane Lane and Stanley Tucci.
The world of wrestling provides a forum for a bigger look at American culture.
04/10/2017 By Kay Kipling Photography by Cliff Roles
Many of the shows and performers will be here for the first time.
04/04/2017 By Kay Kipling
Actress Terri Weagant takes on this one-woman show with zest.
04/03/2017 By Kay Kipling Photography by Don Daly
Rory Kennedy's documentary Take Every Wave kicked off the 10-day fest.
04/03/2017 By Kay Kipling
Strictly Sedaris
Sedaris will give a talk April 19 at the Van Wezel.
03/29/2017 By Kay Kipling
The annual event offers four concerts at the Sarasota Opera House, plus open rehearsals.
Twenty-two movies tell stories of amazing women around the world.
03/28/2017 By Kay Kipling
The band circled through many of their hits from five decades of performing and recording.
Lillian Hellman's 1939 play about a greedy Southern family remains relevant and satisfying.
03/27/2017 By Kay Kipling Photography by Gary W. Sweetman
The one-woman show by George Brant is compelling theater.
03/27/2017 By Kay Kipling Photography by Matthew Holler
