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Preview
The mainstage season opens with a Florida premiere: the musical Bright Star.
09/03/2019 By Kay Kipling
Review
A new play by Sandy Rustin pays homage to the sophisticated comedies of Noel Coward.
08/04/2019 By Kay Kipling
Twenty ensembles supplied the fun over the improv weekend.
07/14/2019 By Kay Kipling
The true story of the singer-actress features more than a dozen songs and a strong performance by Jannie Jones.
06/30/2019 By Kay Kipling
Twenty, count 'em 20, improv troupes are coming to town over the weekend of July 12 and 13.
06/27/2019 By Kay Kipling
Rad Lib
Dassie will be performing with his renowned improv team, Quartet, at Florida Studio Theatre's 11th annual Improv Festival in July.
06/07/2019 By Olivia Letts
Theater
More than 6,000 students from around the world submitted plays to the theater's Young Playwrights Festival.
05/15/2019 By Olivia Letts
Celebrating 100 Years
The bi-county project will celebrate the milestone in a variety of ways.
04/16/2019 By Kay Kipling
Mark St. Germain's world premiere play deals with where the urge to procreate can lead us.
04/12/2019 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
The new play, opening in April, deals with infertility, surrogacy and murder.
03/28/2019 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
David Gow's two-character play asks where hatred begins, and if it can be stopped.
02/24/2019 By Kay Kipling
Events
The Florida Creativity Conference is presented by the Florida Creativity Alliance, Inc., the University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee and Florida Studio Theatre.
01/28/2019 By Staff
Simon Stephens' adaptation of Mark Haddon's novel takes us into the mind of young "detective" Christopher Boone.
01/27/2019 By Kay Kipling
Curious Coincidence
“This is a big play, about a lot of stuff, and the biggest challenge is to keep its integrity."
01/24/2019 By Kay Kipling
Robert Askins' play uses puppets and profanity to talk about death, religion, guilt and more.
01/21/2019 By Kay Kipling
Stage Act
The actor plays all members of the D’Ysquith family in A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder at Florida Studio Theatre until Jan. 13.
01/09/2019 By Giulia Heyward
Young Jean Lee's play is funny, sad and bound to raise discussion.
12/17/2018 By Kay Kipling
Murder and mayhem are played for laughs in this Tony-winning musical.
11/11/2018 By Kay Kipling
