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Three men. One farm. A story that won’t stay buried. by Avery Anderson There are only 43 seats at The Off-Central Players. Which means when something cracks open onstage, you’re not watching it from a safe, upholstered distance. You’re in it. You can hear the breath catch.
How ‘Fangs’ is Finally Ready to Take Centerstage By Avery Anderson The journey from a writer’s laptop to a Mainstage production is rarely a straight line. It is a slow, iterative, and often vulnerable process of expansion. For Clearwater playwright Jenna Jane, that journey is reaching a critical milestone
Why an All-Female 'Julius Caesar' is Taking on the Corporate Hellscape February in Tampa Bay usually brings pirates and parades, but this March, The Studio@620 is bringing something much more dangerous: the Ides of March, reimagined within the cutthroat walls of a modern corporation. We sat down
by Emily McLaughlin The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) has lately taken up a new, taxpayer-funded hobby: artistic censorship. Across the state, murals celebrating racial justice and LGBTQ+ identities are being scrubbed, buffed, and "grayed out" from the very pavement they once humanized. For St. Petersburg artist John
When a playwright sits down to write, the journey from a blank page to a standing ovation is long, vulnerable, and often solitary. But at Powerstories Theatre, that process is becoming a community event. We recently sat down with Clareann Despain and Ashley Laster to discuss the upcoming Voices of
