Raw. Disturbing. Provocative. Watching this production, I could feel the personal pain the playwright needed to express with the words between Lula and Clay. The actors brought eerie depth to their characters. This production is a testament to the dedication towards storytelling from the creative team of American Stage. They brought St Petersburg a ghostly and captivating psychological thriller.
American Stage in the Park recreates a favorite ‘80s romance with ‘Footloose the Musical’ at downtown St. Pete’s Demens Landing.
The St. Petersburg theater company is celebrating its 45th year and to celebrate, this season will see six shows, each with an American theme.
After five months, American Stage and producing artistic director Rajendra Ramoon Maharaj have parted ways, although no one’s saying why.
“School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play” at American Stage makes for an engrossing, refreshing choice for the downtown St. Petersburg theater.
American Stage presents Jacob Marley’s version of the Dickens Christmas classic with their production of “Jacob Marley’s Christmas Carol.” This is definitely not your father’s “A Christmas Carol.”
Familiar face, L. Peter Callender, stars as the iconic jazz musician, directed by none other than Isaac the Bartender.
Sure, you could start binging yet another series, but there are other options – and some of them are live and local.
It just isn’t the holiday season until Scrooge makes an appearance, so what a lucky thing it is that St. Pete has not one but two Ebenezers on stage this month.
Local stages are ramping up again, as performing arts spaces innovate, create, and adjust their seasons on the fly.
What is “Vintage Improv”? It’s a wild and fun performance art featuring the talents and interests of mature improvisers over the age of 50.
