Genre: Archive

One of Tampa Bay’s Most Popular Art Fairs, this Annual Dunedin Event is Filled With Artsy Fall Fun                … Read More

“Art is a record, a document, that you leave behind showing what you saw and felt when you were alive. That’s all” –Mexican-American painter Carlos Almaraz InŒæOur America: The Latino… Read More

November 11äóñ 17 Whether youäó»re celebrating victory or nursing your political wounds, at least weäó»ve all got a little bit of a breather äóñ so why not get out and… Read More

Founder of the Art in Odd Places Festival, Ed Woodham, Speaks at Eckerd College, Dreams of St. Petersburg Festival. Running East-West across Manhattan, Artist Ed Woodham calls 14th Street Œæhis… Read More

Creative Pinellas is proud to present the November 2016 edition of Our Journal and with it a new Guest Editor: Stephanie Gularte. Gularte joined St. Petersburgäó»s American Stage Theatre Company… Read More

How Plays With Messages of the Moment Become Enduring Classics. TheŒæAmerican Stage Theatre Company recently debuted its reworking of Moliereäó»s satire of religious hypocrisy, Tartuffe. The farcical comedy debuted in… Read More

Many people have gone to the theater, but do most people understand the ins and outs of the different kind of theater houses? If you could use a guide, here… Read More

Part One: Why Choose to Adapt a 350-Year-Old Play for the Election Season? Before a set can be designed and the actors are cast, a play must be chosen. Typically,… Read More

Stephanie Gularte is Injecting a New Energy at American Stage and Shares Why She Chose the Plays in the Theateräó»s 2016-17 Season. American Stage, a professional theater company with first-rate… Read More

From Casting to Set Design äóî a Play’s Collaborative Process   Moliereäó»s Tartuffe, in its final weekend at American Stage, features actors who have also appeared on professional stages at… Read More