Should artists tell stories outside of their identity and experience? Alright y’all. This is a week of QUESTIONS. And of me spilling the tea about the work struggles I alluded… Read More
Equity and Ownership in Storytelling Part I
Genre: Performing
Socially-Distant Concerts Coming Up
Socially-Distant Live Music . . . Safety Harbor Art and Music Center hosts Cheap Trick lead singer Robin Zander and his family sharing a holiday concert on the SHAMC Mobile… Read More
To All the Artists with Chronic Illness…
Reflecting on theater in COVID, artists making demands and managing chronic illness Hey y’all, It’s good to be back this week. I’m grateful for the time I had off last… Read More
Art That Makes You Feel Like Celebrating
December 1, 2020 . . . The Arts Coast Journal needs to ask, what work of art makes you feel like celebrating? The lively range of answers that we got… Read More
Artistic Agility
When the Covid-19 pandemic shut down live performances for Tampa City Ballet, artistic director Paula Nuñez boldly pivoted into filmmaking Paula Nuñez will always remember the golden garage scene. It… Read More
Reflecting on a year of COVID, Zoom dance parties, and sitting in necessary discomfort
Hi y’all. It feels so good to be in this space with you again. I’ve realized that in cultivating this writing practice every week, I’ve begun to look forward to… Read More
The Show for Nate Najar Must Go On (and Did)
November 13, 2020 | By Eric Snider Guitarist Nate Najar endured quite an ordeal in order to play his first concert since March . . . No way Nate Najar… Read More
The Hybrid Model – Online and In-Person Art Experiences
November 9, 2020 | By Tom Winchester . . . As the country reopens, the Coronavirus pandemic has created a new hybrid model for art experiences. Many art institutions in… Read More
Spotlight on Innovative Thinking in the Performing Arts
November 2, 2020 | By Kurt Loft The show must go on may be a cliché, but it takes on new life in the age of coronavirus, when arts… Read More
Curtain Rising – The Palladium Theater is presenting live shows in new ways
The Palladium is back in the game. After months of planning and a couple of postponements, the downtown St. Pete venue resumed programming with three shows in October. Six concerts… Read More
