I walked into the theatre and knew I was about to see something special, or, at least, really different. The usually quaint Mainstage was unrecognizable underneath smears of ...
The one that got away may be the handsome face that currently sends you snaps behind the puppy dog filter. Maybe this vague figure didn’t “get away” in ...
After last month’s “Women in Jeopardy,” The Hippodrome puts a pause on comedy to tell the poignant true story of a man with an unidentified bone deformity. This ...
Andrew Tyson walked on stage, bowed, and then started playing. At a sole piano singing at the base of a tiered audience, he began arched over the keys, ...
Rachel Barton Pine’s visit to Gainesville earlier this March was reason enough to geek out if you fall into any classical music circle. With a musical tone crisp ...
The Hippodrome Theatre’s Mainstage season continues with the southeastern premiere of Wendy MacLeod’s Women in Jeopardy. Based on the amount of laughter on the night that I went, ...
Artists worldwide face at least one inevitable event that they will want to redo, forget or deny. In a perfect vacuum-world where we work on things until we’re ...
A man wearing a hoodie walked onto the stage of the Phillip’s Center with a warm smile. Then he started talking about trading bonds. Then he flipped through ...
You’ve seen a few theatrical productions in your lifetime. At best, maybe the costumes were alright and the actors were dispensable, but one group made the show so ...
For the entire month of November, paintings by Katie Phillips are lining The Bull’s ever-changing walls. The Bull is not your traditional gallery setting. A self-described bar/coffee shop, ...