Jobsite Theater Unmasks Gender in Virginia Woolf’s “O
Sarah Ruhl's adaptation of Virginia Woolf's "Orlando" tells the life and times of 300 year old Orlando, and explores the fluidity of gender and sexuality.
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Rodman Edwards’ Fat Albert Cries for Bill Cosby at The Show
The collapse of yet another piece of our childhood has taken the form of a statue depicting an overweight and naked Bill Cosby by sculptor Rodman Edwards.
Photo Log: Lights on Tampa at Curtis Hixon Park in Downtown Tampa
Lights on Tampa 2015 brought together the masses for lights, dance, music, and food at Curtis Hixon Park in Downtown Tampa.
“Butcher Holler Here We Come” Delivers Intensely Imme
"Butcher Holler" is a play that forces the audience to be a part of its madness, and makes no promises that you'll survive.
Much Ado – Immersive Performance & Exhibition at the R
Much Ado - Immersive Performance & Exhibition uses art and live performance to take guests on a journey through one of Shakespeare's most beloved comedies.
Photo Log: First Fridays Seminole Heights
First Fridays Seminole Heights celebrated its very first of 2015, bringing in the masses for art, culture, food, and drink.
Local Comics: Unsounded by St. Petersburg’s Ashley Cope
Ashley Cope's Unsounded is a comic set in a dark fantasy world with creatures, magic, horror and fun, and it comes straight out of St. Petersburg.
Five Year Anniversary of Tempus Projects in Seminole Heights
The Hi-5 Pop-Up Shop and exhibition celebrates Tempus Projects' last 5 years of bringing together Tampa Bay's finest people, businesses, and art.
Seminole Heights Artist J. Wesley Allen Displays Studio Waza Work
J. Wesley Allen and his Studio Waza partner, Takashi Hirose, specialize in creating mixed media commercial art that combines ceramics and glass work.
Turmoil and Porn in Silver Meteor Gallery’s “Bones
"Bones" is a twisted comedy about two brothers trying to keep their porn cinema afloat & their necks off the chopping block of the gangsters they owe money.