Category: The Arts
‘You Have the Right to Remain Dead’ Turns Audience Members into Sleuths
The Acrosstown Repertory Theatre demolishes the fourth wall with a whodunit that makes everyone in the room a prime suspect for murder.
‘A Walk in the Park’ Directs Attention to Gainesville’s Many Green Spaces
There’s an opening reception for the colorful exhibit of large paintings at the Historic Thomas Center’s Doris Bardon Gallery during Friday night’s monthly Artwalk.
Talk About Rock and Roll Heaven: ‘Million Dollar Quartet’ Tops Chart
The Hippodrome Theatre presents a high-octane production about four iconic musicians and one history-making jam session for the ages.
‘Beauty of the Father’ Examines Love From Almost Every Possible Angle
Actors’ Warehouse presents a play from Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Nilo Cruz that shows just how complicated relationships can get.
‘The Nether’ Goes on Dark Journey Down a Very Precarious Path
The Acrosstown Repertory Theatre presents Jennifer Haley’s disturbing but engrossing play about a virtual-reality world where every line is blurred.
Hippodrome Takes Novel Approach; ‘Sex with Strangers’ Heats Up Stage
The play follows two writers who can’t keep their hands off each other but whose desires also include being accepted into the literary world.
New AW Play ‘Under A Liar’s Moon’ Might Leave Audiences Howling
The dark comedy from Gainesville playwright Jane Edwards about a woman exposed to more than the elements makes its stage debut at Actors’ Warehouse.
A Half-Century Has Passed Since Spring Art Festival’s Humble Start
The Santa Fe College Spring Arts Festival celebrates its 50th year with a commemorative book featuring all the show’s posters from over the years.
Hippodrome’s 2019-20 Season Will Get Off to ‘Curious’ Start in the Fall
“Breaking Boundaries” is the theme for the upcoming season, which includes eight productions that cover a wide spectrum of genres and topics.
Month-Long Shows to Debut During Artwalk at GFAA and Hipp Galleries
The “Fins, Feathers and Fur” exhibit puts focus on wildlife and other critters during GFAA show, while Hipp presents solo photography show by Marina Sachs.
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