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Katie Forgette looks back at a family in 1973 dealing with lessons in puberty that get misinterpreted and cause problems with a parish priest. → Read More
A Masterworks series concert features pianist Behzod Abduraimov playing Beethoven’s ‘Emperor’ concerto and a Prokofiev suite from ‘Romeo & Juliet.’ → Read More
The long-delayed premiere of the musical “Ruby” based on a true Florida murder case will be produced along with favorites from seasons past. → Read More
Stars from ‘Legally Blonde,” “Hair,” “Hairspray,” “Something Rotten” and more help CEO Andy Sandberg celebrate 20 years of Hermitage Artist Retreat. → Read More
Choral Artists of Sarasota presents the Florida premiere of Philadelphia composer Andrew Bleckner's oratorio about a 1963 march in Birmingham, Ala. → Read More
Anna Ziegler’s play explores the pressures faced by professional tennis players and their families during a battle for a major championship. → Read More
The Stephen Sondheim-George Furth musical follows a bachelor named Bobby on his 35th birthday and his married friends urging him to settle down. → Read More
The 2023 Sarasota Opera winter season is just getting underway with two of its four productions now running, but the company has already announced plans for its 65th season, which will have a familiar look alongside major changes. For the first time in 16 years (aside from a one-year COVID break) there will not be a full fall production. The fall season was launched in 2008 with the reopening of… → Read More
Broadway star Norm Lewis takes a break from touring in “A Soldier’s Play” to perform a concert of Broadway favorites and more for Venice Theatre. → Read More
Regional premiere of Anna Ziegler’s play about the pressures placed on professional athletes by themselves, coaches and families. → Read More
Sarasota Opera presents Mozart's opera about a man who claims to be the world's greatest lover and pays a steep price for how he treats others. → Read More
Douglas Lyons’ Broadway comedy is set at a Black family funeral where tensions are high as siblings and cousins have an of an often tense reunion. → Read More
Chris Browne, who lived in Sarasota for more than 30 years, took over the Hagar strip created by his father, Dik. → Read More
Virginia Johnson, a founding member of Dance Theatre of Harlem, became artistic director lead a revival of the company after a nine-year hiatus. → Read More
Director Nate Jacobs oversees his third production of this Tony Award-winning classic reminiscent of the story of Diana Ross and the Supremes. → Read More
Three Sarasota Orchestra programs feature diverse style of American music by Irving Berlin. George Gershwin, Aaron Copland and Disney hits. → Read More
Hedy Lamarr was a film star in the 1930s and 1940s, but she was also an inventor who developed technology that led to the creation of cell phones. → Read More
Circus Sarasota brings together aerialists, animal acts, clowns and more to celebrate 25 years of continuing the community's circus heritage. → Read More
FST presents an updated version of its 2012 cabaret hit “Reel Music,” which surveys a century of movie songs that became a soundtrack to our lives. → Read More
The Sarasota Opera opens its new season with ‘Madame Butterfly’ and includes Mozart’s “Don Giovanni,’ Verdi’s ‘Ernani’ and Massenet’s ‘Thérèse.’ → Read More