Genre: Archive

American Stage’s production of Sex with Strangers has audiences and critics just about as tickled with its newfangled tech repartee as your great-aunt Rosemary swiping an iPad screen for the… Read More

We have an extremely musical week coming up this week, Pinelloids. And hey, as long as you’re already losing your mind in the depths of summer, it can’t hurt to… Read More

This month in our regular roundup of news you may have missed, we have fine art controversies, television honors, musical passings, and a criminal misstep by a corporate art collector.Œæ… Read More

Youäó»ve heard of cowboys in the wild, wild west äóî but youäó»ve probably never heard of äóìcowhuntersäó in the state of Florida. Itäó»s exactly this hidden history of the Sunshine… Read More

A bevy of styles can be enjoyed Saturday and Sunday with bands all ages and decibels making our list. Be sure to check David Morris’ 5 Things to Do for… Read More

It’s a lively week despite the summer heat äóî and we’ve also got a hot tip about an upcoming event you might want to grab tickets for early. Dead Prez,… Read More

  Artist and filmmaker Victoria Jorgensen conveys a compassionate but discerning awareness of the human condition. Leftovers, her latest site-specific work continues her exploration into how people think and interact… Read More

In the Douglas-Whitley Gallery at the Dunedin Fine Art Center (DFAC) some of the 18 finalist and winning quilts in the Nation Quilt Museumäó»s 23rd annual competition hang on display… Read More

On July 27th, St. Peteäó»s Morean Center for Clay will host a unique feast for the eyes, mind, and soul, focused on the challenges and opportunities shared by women locally… Read More

Flying is taking off. Sheila Cowleyäó»s full-length drama premiered in an Equity playhouse on May 26 in Upstate New York, earned inclusion in the Piccolo Spoleto Festival in Charleston and… Read More