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Pinellas County Theatre Week.
Nov 9–22, 2026 · Buy one ticket, get the second free — automatically, on every show, no promo code. Pick your show and a Theatre Week date, then choose two or more seats at checkout.
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Gotta Dance: freeFall’s “What a Glorious Feeling!” Is a Tap-Jazz-Ballet Knockout
freeFall Theatre’s “What a Glorious Feeling!” imagines Gene Kelly making “Singin’ in the Rain” — and fills the void for tap-jazz-ballet dancing in Tampa Bay. Through Oct. 4.
Inside “La Séptima”: Tampa City Ballet Rebuilds 1926 Ybor City, One Floor at a Time
Tampa City Ballet’s “La Séptima” recreates Seventh Avenue in 1926 through dance, live music and film, including an immersive staging inside The Cuban Club Oct. 9-11.
The Great Pinellas Stage Heist: How We’re Turning a County of Beach Towns into Florida’s Boldest Theatre Hub
Pinellas County Theatre Week unites stages across the peninsula around bold work, buy-one-get-one tickets and a bigger vision for Florida’s creative economy.
“Fifteen Years Ago, I Killed My Sister”: Why The Off-Central’s Latest Black Box Risk Is the Conversation St. Pete Needs Right Now
The Off-Central Players’ “Nocturne” turns a haunting one-person play into a wider community conversation about grief, trauma and healing.
Before the Umbrella: The Backstage Chaos (and Reality TV Vibe) Making Waves at freeFall Theatre
Jay Berkow’s What a Glorious Feeling! at freeFall Theatre rips the polish off Singin’ in the Rain, exposing the raw friction, fragile egos, and sheer stubbornness behind Hollywood’s most famous musical.
When Washtubs Become Unions: Why “The Wash” Is Tampa Bay’s Most Urgent Show
In 1881, Atlanta’s Black laundresses built the post-Civil War South’s first successful interracial strike. This October, “The Wash” brings their story to St. Petersburg — and it feels like it was written yesterday.
Stories bring you in. The scene keeps you.
You read a review on your lunch break. It sticks with you. Suddenly you know what you're doing this weekend.
Two nights a month, on us. You've seen more theatre this year than the last three combined — and you're bringing friends.
You know the artists by name. You post about opening night. You're the reason someone else showed up.
Read the book. See the show.
Each month, the Passport Book Club pairs a book with a live show or museum visit. One price covers your copy of the book — picked up at Tombolo Books — and your ticket in. Members join with 3 Passport credits.
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Hosted by Tampa Bay Arts Passport founder Avery Anderson. Long-form conversations that go deep on every corner of the region's arts scene — theatre, visual art, music, literature, and the people who make it all happen.
A monthly roundtable with former Tampa Bay Times critic Maggie Duffy and local writer Jana Henson. They dish on what's on their minds, the shows worth talking about, and the bigger conversations happening in Tampa Bay arts.
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Reviews, shows worth seeing, and interviews you won’t read anywhere else.