February 26, 2021 | By Talia Fish . . . Theatre in Tampa Bay, and across the country, still holds its breath as case numbers continue to rise and… Read More
Genre: Performing
Inspiration for the Ages
Last night, I participated in Creative Pinellas’ Emerging Artist Panel, where I got to speak with my fellow Emerging Artist cohort about our processes, inspiration and work. Part of the… Read More
Palladium Champions Chamber Concerts via Video Stream
February 26, 2021 | By Kurt Loft March 5 at 8 pm Online from The Palladium Theater More here Zoom meetings are the new normal in business, so it’s only… Read More
Autistic Teen Thrives as Pinellas County Center for the Arts Piano Major
February 23, 2021 | By Jennifer Ring . . . German Language Instructor Bozena Gasior named her son Milosz after the accomplished Polish-American poet, Czeslaw Milosz. In addition to publishing… Read More
TheatreUSF’s Magnetic North – Arctic Dreams, Isolation and Shattering Reality
February 23, 2021 | By Kristina Kourkoulos February 26-March 7 Streaming Live on Zoom Details here Theatre has not been the same since Covid-19 knocked (not so kindly) on our… Read More
Being an Artist in the Time of COVID
When I sat down to write this week’s blog I felt stumped. With each week of writing I feel like I’m peeling back layers of myself (see last week’s blog… Read More
How Theater Helped Me Come Out
I started watching Season 2 of Dead to Me this week (my guilty pleasure) and am completely taken with a new character on the show, Michelle Gutierrez, a latinx queer… Read More
The St. Pete Arts Alliance Imagines a New Future as John Collins Retires
February 9, 2021 | By Cindy Stovall You Say Goodbye, She Says Hello . . . Do you ever hear news that makes you feel sad and yet happy at… Read More
Tender Loving Care or Equity in American Healthcare
A few days ago I attended a virtual forum held by the Physicians for a National Health Program. The forum discussed medical racism and gender discrimination, a theme that we… Read More
St. Pete Opera Offers Greatest Hits of Song
January 26, 2021 | By Kurt Loft January 29-31 Details here The 18th-century English writer Samuel Johnson once described opera as “exotic and irrational entertainment,’’ and he was right. Its… Read More
