Category: The Arts
The ART’s ‘Jekyll & Hyde’ Offers Proof There Are Two Sides to Every Person
The Acrosstown Repertory Theatre begins its 39th season with a pop-rock musical based on Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel about a brilliant mind gone horrifically awry.
‘God of Carnage’ Parental Advisory: Grownups Acting Just Like Children
Actors’ Warehouse opens its 2019-20 season with Yasmina Reza’s Tony-winning play about two sets of parents who need time-out.
‘Curious Incident’ Takes Audiences on Teenage Boy’s Magical Mystery Tour
The Hippodrome and UF School of Theatre + Dance present “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time” to open the 2019-20 mainstage season.
After 33 Years, Actor Finally Makes Triumphant Return to the Stage
Jacquie Garvey plays a stroke victim in the Actors’ Warehouse play “Fuddy Meers,” but that’s nothing compared to what she’s endured in real life.
For a Truly Memorable Experience, Check Out ‘Fuddy Meers’ at the AW
Actors’ Warehouse presents a play by David Lindsay-Abaire about how not to sort things out when amnesia erases everything you ever knew.
ART’s ‘Macbeth’ No Laughing Matter, But Play is Thoroughly Entertaining
The Acrosstown Repertory Theatre presents Shakespeare’s famous tragedy about a man hellbent on becoming king at any cost.
Smash Hit ‘Million Dollar Quartet’ Welcomes Its Newest Cast Member
New York-based actor-musician James Penca has joined the Hippodrome Theatre’s summer musical, performing as the legendary Johnny Cash seven times a week.
‘Synchronica’ Offers Snapshot of 2019 Through the Eyes of Local Teenagers
The photography exhibit that opens Friday night at the Thomas Center Galleries includes 150 portraits of youths taken by youths — for future youths.
‘Satchmo at the Waldorf’ Sheds Light on Armstrong’s ‘Wonderful World’
E. Stanley Richardson stars as the renowned jazz trumpeter in a one-man drama opening this week at Actors’ Warehouse.
Cade Visitors Get a History Lesson With ‘The Flying Ace’ Film Exhibit
The new exhibit tells the story of Norman Studios, which began in Jacksonville a century ago and specialized in making films featuring all-black casts.
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