‘Are You Staying, Mandy Boyle?’ — A Rom-Com With a Message
‘Are You Staying, Mandy Boyle?’ is a heartwarming, sobering look at the state of small weekly papers in the U.S. It’s fiction, but barely.
Arts
St. Pete Aura Photography Pop-Up Shows the Color of Your Energy
Curious about your aura? Stellar State brings St. Pete aura photography to local pop-ups, capturing your energy’s colors and what they mean.
freeFall Theatre’s ‘The Da Vinci Code’ Is a Twisty Stage Thriller
freeFall Theatre’s ‘The Da Vinci Code’ brings the thriller to the stage with a standout cast, clever staging, and twists you won’t see coming.
‘A (Dead) Thing Like Me’: A Clever YA Ghost Story Set in Florida
Want a ghost story with a Florida twist? E.G. Young’s ‘A (Dead) Thing Like Me’ is a clever YA read for Halloween that adults will enjoy, too.
Top Five Florida B Movies Perfect for Halloween
With Halloween upon us, we’re combining B movies and Florida filmmaking to give you the top five Florida B movies. Get the popcorn!
Off-Central Players’ ‘Constellations’ Explores Love’s Many Paths
The Off-Central Players’ ‘Constellations’ follows one couple through countless choices and possible futures. Runs through Oct. 25.
‘Relics & Lore’ Brings a Victorian Gothic Haunt to FloridaRAMA
‘Relics & Lore: A Radley Experience’ brings Cody Meacham’s Victorian Gothic haunt to FloridaRAMA in St. Petersburg. No jump scares required.
Vampire Comedy ‘Fangs’ Sinks Its Teeth Into The Beach Theatre
Playwright Jenna Jane’s ‘Fangs,’ a vampire comedy about interfaith marriage, gets a staged reading at The Beach Theatre in St. Pete Beach.
Becca McCoy Explores Fragility in Cyanotype Art at The Off-Central
In an AI age, Becca McCoy turns to cyanotype for “Everything Is Fragile,” a deeply personal exhibit at The Off-Central in St. Petersburg.
‘Gulfport Rising’: Residents Reflect Two Years After Helene & Milton
Two years after Hurricanes Helene and Milton, ‘Gulfport Rising’ contributors reflect on loss, recovery, and the community that carried them.
Studio@620’s ‘The Wash’ Revisits 1881 Atlanta Washerwomen Strike
‘The Wash’ at The Studio@620 blends drama and humor in a story inspired by Atlanta’s 1881 washerwomen’s strike. On stage through Oct. 11.
‘What A Glorious Feeling’ at freeFall Theatre Is a Must-See
See why ‘What A Glorious Feeling’ at freeFall Theatre is a do-not-miss show, blending romance, music, dancing, and Hollywood nostalgia.
