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Art of the Backstage
LMCU 2180 4th St N, St. Petersburg, FL, United StatesWhat does it take to bring a story to life before a single word is spoken onstage? Art of the Backstage invites you inside the creative process behind live theatre, pulling back the curtain on the brilliant designers whose work shapes every scene. -
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Writing For The Screen: The Short Screenplay
The Studio@620 620 1st Avenue South, St. Petersburg, FL, United StatesLearn the nuts & bolts, tricks & techniques, and do’s & don’ts of the Screenwriting craft! Through lecture, demonstration, discussion, and writing exercises, writers learn how to tell their stories using images and action/motion. Each student will craft their own original short screenplay. -
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The Wash
The Studio@620 620 1st Avenue South, St. Petersburg, FL, United StatesStep into Atlanta, 1881, where a fierce group of Black laundresses decided they had washed their last load for pennies. Based on the true story of the Atlanta Washerwomen’s Strike, The Wash is a vibrant, funny, and deeply moving look at the unsung heroes of labor history. -
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Cabaret
The Studio@620 620 1st Avenue South, St. Petersburg, FL, United StatesWelcome to the Kit Kat Klub. As the decadent 20’s turn into the tumultuous 30’s we are in the heart of Berlin where the party never stops, even as the world outside begins to darken. Under the direction of Larry Alexander, Cabaret comes to explosive life in an intimate, eight actor up-close setting. As the romance between a young American writer and the free spirited Sally Bowles unfolds, the rise of the Nazi party threatens to shatter their fleeting paradise. Sharp, chilling and currently relevant, this musical masterpiece is a strictly limited engagement you cannot afford to miss. -
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Where Did We Sit On The Bus?
The Studio@620 620 1st Avenue South, St. Petersburg, FL, United StatesDuring a school lesson on the Civil Rights Movement, a young Latino/a asks a simple question: "Where did we sit on the bus?" The teacher doesn't have an answer. What follows is a high-energy, soul-searching, and theatrical tour de force. Directed by Studio@620 Artist-in-Residence Alexa Pérez, this dynamic production uses live-looped hip-hop beats, spoken word, and vibrant storytelling to explore what it means to be Latiné in America. It is a rhythmic, funny, and deeply poignant quest for identity that will leave your heart racing. -
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Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman
The Studio@620 620 1st Avenue South, St. Petersburg, FL, United StatesArthur Miller’s Pulitzer Prize-winning masterpiece comes to The Studio@620 in a raw, intensely intimate production. Directed by Artist-in-Residence Patrick Arthur Jackson, Death of a Salesman follows Willy Loman, an aging traveling salesman desperately chasing a shifting, elusive version of the American Dream. As his illusions crumble and family secrets unravel, the play examines the heavy cost of a life spent pursuing the wrong ideals. Up close and personal, this timeless tragedy promises to be a powerful, heartbreaking theatrical event.