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Sarasota Ballet commissioned new pieces from company dancer Arcadian Broad and noted choreographer Jessica Lang for its January program. → Read More
Sarasota Ballet opens its season with new work by guest artist Gemma Bond, resident choreographer Ricardo Graziano and junior principal Richard House. → Read More
Columnist Carrie Seidman talks to Janet Allen, a longtime Sarasota County school teacher who recently decided to quit teaching in the district. → Read More
Columnist Carrie Seidman said that if nothing else, everyone in Sarasota can agree that the city must address its affordable housing crisis. → Read More
In his 2017 play ‘Eureka Day,’ New College grad Jonathan Spector wrote about the kinds of battles that have highlighted the coronavirus pandemic → Read More
The new work refers to the experiences of those who were part of Operation Peter Pan, when 14,000 Cuban children came to the USA. → Read More
The principal dancer recently announced her retirement from the company that has been her home for virtually her entire professional career. → Read More
This week, the musical “Knoxville” will finally have its premiere at Sarasota's Asolo Repertory Theatre. → Read More
This new play at Sarasota's Urbanite Theatre conjures up a series of paranormal events that are eerie and intense → Read More
After closing in 2020 after a week of rehearsal due to COVID, the play will finally be staged by FST. → Read More
Sarasota Opera's Victor DeRenzi is celebrating four decades as the artistic director and principal conductor. → Read More
Bintley’s “Comedy of Errors” will have its world premiere Friday night at the Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall. → Read More
When the Sarasota Ballet presents the New York-based Mark Morris Dance Group, it will be the realization of a long-held wish for Iain Webb. → Read More
While it’s not a slam dunk, this unusual combination of story and history, with its engaging cast and stimulating visuals, was worth the wait. → Read More
“The Play That Goes Wrong” at Florida Studio Theatre is packed with enough creative and well-delivered humor to lighten your heart. → Read More
Sarasota Ballet brings back classic works by Frederick Ashton and Dame Ninette de Valois in a weekend of performances exploring love and betrayal. → Read More
Saela Rivera-Martinez has won numerous honors in advance of competing at the prestigious Prix de Lausanne international ballet competition → Read More
A collaboration between Sarasota Contemporary Dance and the Shane Chalke B.E. Jazz ensemble runs through the weekend. → Read More
Resident choreographer Ricardo Graziano creates a new classical piece that is paired with the classic “Appalachian Spring” to open new season → Read More
Columnist changes course, but retains her passion for the printed word → Read More