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“Why Not Do What I Love?” — Playwright Jenna Jane on Leaving “Safe” Work, Rewriting Bionic, and Building a Real Life in the Arts

After her newsroom position was cut, Jenna Jane chose the riskier path that finally made sense: “Once I found out that career wasn't safe… why not do what I love?” In this episode of the Tampa Bay Arts Passport Podcast, we talk about refusing stereotype roles, rebuilding her

Love v. Death: Opera Tampa’s new world premiere finds the funny, the Florida, and the fiercely human in the space between

Opera Tampa premieres Love v. Death, a darkly comic new opera by St. Pete composer Tom Sivak, exploring true stories of devotion, mortality, and myth.

Midsummer Goes to the Beach: ThinkTank Reimagines Shakespeare for Tampa Bay

ThinkTank Theatre turns Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream into a Florida beach comedy — a magical, modern take opening Nov. 5–16 at Tampa’s JCC on the Cohn Campus.

A Killer Comedy: Why freeFall’s 'Deathtrap' Might Be the Most Fun You’ll Have Being Terrified

Ira Levin’s Deathtrap comes to freeFall Theatre in St. Petersburg—directed by Matthew McGee and starring Eric Davis in Broadway’s longest-running thriller.

Finding Home in Midair: Water for Elephants’ Helen Krushinski on Trust, Touring, and Letting Go

By Avery Anderson When Helen Krushinski joined the national tour of Water for Elephants, she didn’t expect her greatest lesson to come from the acrobats. “They’ll be halfway up a pole, three stories high, and if something doesn’t feel right—they stop. They move on,” she says.