The Gabber Guide to Ghouls, Ghosts, and Goodies
Spooky season brings a cavalcade of fall-ish events for you to enjoy! Check out Gulfport, St. Pete, and Tampa Bay Halloween events.
Theater in St. Petersburg
Gulfport, St. Pete Things To Do Sept. 7-13
Art exhibits, spicy food festival, and theater.: Here’s your weekly list of Pinellas things to do September 7-13.
Gulfport, St. Pete Things To Do August 31-Sept. 6
Gulfport GeckoFest, Labor Day beach cleanup, and a book club meeting: Here’s your weekly list of Pinellas things to do August 31-Sept. 6.
Property Lines: ‘Native Gardens’ at Off-Central Players
A neighborly disagreement erupts into all-out war in The Off-Central Players’ production of Karen Zacarias’s clever comedy “Native Gardens.”
‘The Addams Family’ Is Halloween Fun in St. Pete
Overall, St Petersburg City Theatre’s “The Addams Family” is an enjoyable evening at the theater for the whole family – at one of the best-run all-volunteer community theaters in the Tampa Bay area.
“Ann” Stirs Things Up at Studio@620 in St. Pete
“ANN” is an intimate, no-holds barred portrait of Ann Richards, the legendary late Governor of Texas. This inspiring and hilarious play portrays a complex, colorful and captivating character bigger than the state from which she hailed. It ran on Broadway with veteran actress, Holland Taylor. She also wrote the play. The New York Times called it “fiery, salty and brash”.
American Stage Announces Season Lineup
The St. Petersburg theater company is celebrating its 45th year and to celebrate, this season will see six shows, each with an American theme.
St. Pete Theater’s ‘Mayday’ Relives Skyway Disaster
This one-man show, at Studio Grand Central in St. Petersburg through Feb. 27, relives the 1980 Skyway Bridge disaster through the eyes of Captain John Lerro. Lerro was the harbor pilot who captained the Summit Venture, the boat that struck the bridge.
freeFall’s ‘The Night Before’ Gives Gift of Cheer
This is the play you didn’t know you needed. It’s as if the brain trust over at freeFall plotted the 2021 season and when they got to December, they asked: Is what’s expected the same as what people want?
