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ART & HISTORY MUSEUMS MAITLAND
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LENGUA MATERNA
Hispanic artists are shaping visions and messages in contemporary art in a variety of ways. While the messages of the artists in Lengua Materna are universal, the perspective of this underrepresented community is unique and powerful. Explore the personal journeys of artists such as Maria Albornoz, Roberto Gonzalez, J. Tomas Lopez and others through a variety of media.
THE EXHIBITION RUNS THROUGH OCTOBER 5.
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LET US BE YOUR GUIDE Catch Florida’s best entertainment this fall
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HE SUMMER IS NEARLY OVER
and the temperatures are cooling— at least a little. That means area arts venues are gearing up for their busiest time of year and offering a full plate of Broadwaystyle entertainment, music groups and special exhibitions throughout Florida. features on popular acts that have a speci�ic draw to the LGBT community, whether in music, comedy or theater. This year it seems the touring celebrities and performances are bigger and better than before, so highlighting every single one is impossible in this guide. However, we do offer up a few “Don’t Miss...” options throughout the expanded listings, just to make sure you don’t overlook some of the bigger names or must-see productions. The listings on the following pages are by no means complete. We
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And, of course, there is no shortage of mainstream acts or LGBT-speci�ic offerings from coast-to-coast in the Sunshine State As is tradition, Watermark has scoured the websites of venues and groups throughout our readership areas, reached out to speci�ic museums, theater groups and concert halls and selected the shows and performances that are of special interest to our LGBT readership. We also return a popular aspect of these bi-annual guides (one in Spring, one in Fall), the
are, after all, limited to a speci�ic number of pages. You can see the full list online at WatermarkOnline.com. As we went to press with this special publication, venues were still releasing updates to their alreadypacked schedules, so we included websites and phone numbers for each individual performance space and exhibition hall so you can stay up to date and learn about last-minute changes to schedules or new additions Hang onto this guide. It has performance dates up to Valentine’s Day and offers a quick glance at shows and performances in Tampa Bay, Orlando, Sarasota and Daytona. So no matter where you are in the center swath of our state, a great night of entertainment is right around the corner.
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BaTTle Of The sexes Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts
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FaMily SerieS peTer & The wOlf Bob Carr Theater
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The NuTcracker
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The magical priNcess DOll
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Nov. 2, King Center for the Performing Arts, Melbourne Nov. 5, Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall, Sarasota
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Nov. 21 Russian State Symphony Orchestra Jan. 17 London Royal Philharmonic Jan. 24 Chanticleer Feb. 3 Mariinsky Orchestra Feb. 13 Danish National Symphony Orchestra
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Sept. 19-28 Proof Oct. 17-Nov. 2 The Addams Family
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Sept. 13 Classic Albums Live: Prince—Purple Rain Sept. 21 Cultural Arts Showcase Sept. 23 Experience Hendrix Tour Sept. 26 Marc Antoine Oct. 15 Tim Reynolds & TR3 Oct. 18 Earth, Wind & Fire Oct. 22 Ringo Starr and his All-Star Band Nov. 2 Susan Boyle Nov. 8 Mary Chapin Carpenter Nov. 21 Bill Cosby Jan. 2 Guys & Dolls
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Sept. 5-14 Bingo! The Winning Musical Sept. 18-21 Peace, Love, Rock n’ Roll Oct. 24-Nov. 2 Dracula
Dec. 5-14 The Miracle on 34th Street Jan. 16-25 The Man Who Came to Dinner
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DAYTONA BEACH PEABODYAUDITORIUM. ORG 386-671-3461 Nov. 21 Russian State Orchestra Dec. 6-7 The Nutcracker Dec. 12 Lewis Black Jan. 27 Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Feb. 3 Mariinsky Orchestra Feb. 13 Royal Danish Symphony Orchestra Feb. 27 Cinderella Ballet
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Oct 18-19 All-Mozart Program Oct. 26 The Parker Quartet Dec. 13-14 A Classic Christmas Jan. 30 Jeremy Denk
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Sept. 4-7 Disney on Ice: Frozen Sept. 15 Demi Lovato Sept. 17-21 Cirque du Soleil: Varekai Oct. 5 Marc Anthony Oct. 21 Enrique Iglesias & Pitbull Dec. 5-7 Marvel Universe Live! Dec. 17 The Black Keys
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ometimes you can take talent for granted when it’s right in your own backyard. And that’s exactly where Erasure is these days, now that Andy Bell lives in Tampa.
Bell, often considered the first openly gay pop star, teamed with group founder Vince Clarke in 1985 and the pair have churned out synth-based dance songs ever since. Their stardom has ebbed and flowed over the years, but one thing is for sure—they have reached cult band status with a group of loyal followers that keep them touring and returning to the studio. Clarke formed Erasure after a successful tenure with Depeche Mode on one album. When he decided to form a new group, he advertised for a vocalist in a British newspaper catering to the music community—Bell was one of more than 40 to mail in a demo tape. Erasure’s 2014 tour is directly tied to the release of a brand new album, The Violet Flame, which is available Sept. 23. No doubt the band will play their classic hits alongside some of their newest material when they visit Orlando’s House of Blues on Sept. 13 and St. Petersburg’s Mahaffey Theatre the following night on Sept. 14.
SEPT. 13, HOUSE OF BLUES, ORLANDO SEPT. 14, MAHAFFEY THEATRE, ST. PETERSBURG
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Sept. 7 Feryal Qudourah Sept. 21 Rachael Marino Oct. 17 La Tragedie de Carmen Nov. 29 Home for the Holidays Concert
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hen The Book of Mormon came through Florida in 2013, actual Mormon elders were spotted outside the theater handing out literature explaining their religion.
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They had a captive crowd since almost every performance sold out in Orlando and Tampa! Now, the show is back and stopping at the new Dr. Phillips Performing Arts Center Dec. 26-Jan. 4 in Orlando and returning to the Straz Center in Tampa Jan. 20-Feb. 1 After spending seven years in development, The Book of Mormon opened on Broadway in 2011 to rave reviews. The religious satire musical was born of the minds of South Park creators Trey Parker, Matt Stone and Robert Lopez. The tells the story of two young Mormon missionaries sent to Uganda, where they must spread their gospel in a war torn land. This musical is not for the easily offended does not shy away from blasphemy—it makes it the main target. Florida pushed hard for this show’s return based on last year’s success. No doubt it will be hard to find empty seats again in 2014/15.
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Through Sept. 14 The Art of the American West Oct. 3-Jan. 4 The Taos Society of Artists George Catlin’s American Buffalo
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Sept. 30 Uncorked! at the Abbey Oct 17-19 Vampire’s Ball Oct. 18 Peter & The Wolf Dec. 19-21 The Nutcracker Jan. 23-25 Swan Lake
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Lamar Peterson: Suburbia Sublime Oct. 11-Nov. 2 Acquisition Trust: Celebrating 30 Years of Building a Collection
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Sept. 20 Opening Night: Mahler Symphony No. 1 Oct. 1, 8, 22 & 30 Nature in Music Oct. 11 Cirque de la Symphonie Returns! Oct. 20 The Footsteps of Mozart Nov. 8 Midori & Berlioz Nov. 29 Home for the Holidays Dec. 15 Rimma plays the Four Seasons Jan. 10 Scheherazade Jan. 19 A Stan Getz Tribute Feb. 7 Arturo Sandoval
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Oct. 17-Nov. 2 Jekyll and Hyde: The Musical Nov. 7-23 Driving Miss Daisy Jan. 16-Feb. 1 The 39 Steps
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The comedian-turned-talk-show-host has been on television for nearly two decades sharing his observations on politics, celebrities, news stories and, of course, religion. His 23 Emmy nominations have made him as popular among critics as among his fans and his HBO show Real Time is entering into its seventh year. His former show, Politically Incorrect, launched him into super-stardom and his 2008 documentary, Religulous has gone on to become the seventh highestgrossing documentary ever. Today, 35 years after he started as a stand-up comedian, the star still performs at least 50 live dates a year across the country and he’ll bring his mix of comedy and honesty—would that be ‘comesty?’—to Clearwater’s Ruth Eckerd Hall on Oct. 25 and Sarasota’s Van Wezel Oct. 26. Real Time with Bill Maher airs every Friday at 10 p.m. on HBO with a replay at 11. Expect some ad-libbing during his live performances. No doubt a crowd of LGBTs and allies will be among the very liberal audience that will surely sell out both auditoriums. Get your tickets early.
OCT. 25 AT RUTH ECKERD HALL, CLEARWATER OCT. 26, VAN WEZEL PERFORMING ARTS HALL, SARASOTA
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ARTS LISTINGS
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Dec. 4-21 Second Samuel Jan. 8-25 Unnecessary Farce
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Eight O’Clock Theatre
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NEW STAGE THEATRE
LARGO NEWSTAGELARGO.ORG 813-817-2585 TBA RUTH ECKERD HALL
CLEARWATER RUTHECKERDHALL.COM 727-791-7400 Sept. 20 Experience Hendrix Tour Sept. 29 David Gray Oct. 3 Peter Frampton Oct. 4 Kevin James Oct. 25 Bill Maher Nov. 8 Lisa Lampanelli Nov. 11 Heart Nov. 29 Dave Koz Dec. 6 Smokey Joe’s Cafe Dec. 12 Kenny G Christmas Dec. 21 Trace Adkins Dec. 22 A Christmas Carol Jan. 4 Guys & Dolls Jan. 5 Vanessa Williams Jan. 7 The Beach Boys Jan. 10 Bill Engvall
Jan. 23 ABBA: The Concert Feb. 6-7 Chicago Feb. 12 107 Years of Broadway
LAKELAND THE LAKELAND CENTER
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Sept. 12 Classic Albums Live: Purple Rain Oct. 25 Lakeland Beerfest Oct. 30 Last Comic Standing Nov. 7 Rainbow Magic Live Nov. 14 Manheim Steamroller Christmas Nov. 23 Cirque Dreams: Holidaze Nov. 29 Chinese Acrobats Dec. 24 Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical Dec. 29 Guys & Dolls Dec. 30 Russian Nutcracker Jan. 5 Sister Act Jan. 16 Pam Tillis and Lorrie Morgan Jan. 16 Famous Tate Pro Rodeo Classic Jan. 29 Yakov Smirnoff Feb. 4 Million Dollar Quartet
POLK MUSEUM OF ART
LAKELAND POLKMUSEUMOFART.ORG 863-688-7743 Sept. 20-Dec. 6 Future Retro: Drawings from the Great Age of American Automobiles Dec. 13-Mar. 14 The Ethereal Self: Portraits by Kathy Sosa Gabrielle Wu Lee
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Sept. 5-28 The Chosen Oct. 15-26 Nureyev’s Eyes Nov. 19-Dec. 14 Laughter on the 23rd Floor Jan. 23-Feb. 22 Radio Golf
FLORIDA ORCHESTRA
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October 11, 2014 through January 18, 2015
Jamie Wyeth (American, b. 1946), Don Quixote Poster, 1977/2003
Collection Brandywine River Museum of Art. Purchase made possible by the Robert J. Kleberg, Jr. and Helen C. Kleberg Foundation; the Roemer Foundation; the Margaret Dorrance Strawbridge Foundation of PA I, Inc.; and an anonymous donor, 2006. 2006.6.8
Produced in conjunction with American Stage Theatre’s production of David Rush’s play, Nureyev’s Eyes. A limited run from October 15 through October 26
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LISA LAMPANELLI Nov. 8, Ruth Eckerd Hall, Clearwater
KATHLEEN
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ARTS LISTINGS
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Nov. 8 Ocean Voyagers: Film with Orchestra Nov. 14-16 Carmina Burana Nov. 21-23 Vegas and the Rat Pack Nov. 28-Nov. 29 Pixar in Concert Dec. 12-14 Home for the Holidays Jan. 9-11 New Year’s From Vienna to New York Jan. 16-18 Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto Jan. 23-25 Romeo and Juliet Jan. 30 Radiohead+Brahms Mash-Up Jan. 31 Annual gala Feb. 7-8 Faure’s Requiem Feb. 14-15 Denzal Sinclaire
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Oct. 11-Nov. 9 Into the Woods Nov. 29-Dec. 24 A Christmas Carol Jan. 17-Feb. 8 The Buffalo Kings
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Nov. 6-16 The Cat and the Canary Jan. 8-25 Escanaba in da Moonlight
JANNUS LIVE
ST. PETERSBURG JANNUSLIVE.COM 727-565-0550 Sept. 11 Fortunate youth Oct. 5 Rize Against Oct. 24 American Authors Oct. 26 Brand New Nov. 7 Matisyahu Nov. 12 Robin Trower Nov. 25 Anberlin Nov. 30 Interpol Dec. 19 Blue October
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Sept. 7 Steve Martin & Martin Short Sept. 13 Ira Glass Sept. 14 Erasure Sept. 19 The Pretty Reckless Oct. 18 Steve Harvey Oct. 24 The Music of ABBA Nov. 16 Patti LaBelle Nov. 21 Mike Birbiglia Nov. 23 Terry Fator Nov. 30 Kenny Rogers Dec. 9 Colors of Christmas Dec. 28 Russian Nutcracker
Jan. 3 Swan Lake Jan. 28 Ballroom with a Twist
ST. PETERSBURG MUSEUM OF FINE ART ST. PETERSBURG FINE-ARTS.ORG 727-896-2667
Oct. 11-Jan. 18 Jamie Wyeth’s Portraits of Rudolf Nureyev
ST. PETERSBURG OPERA ST. PETERSBURG 727-822-3590 STPETEOPERA.ORG
Oct. 17-21 Pagliacci Dec. 21-22 Seasonal Sparkle Jan. 30-Feb. 3 The Barber of Seville
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Sept. 6 Hinder & Saliva Sept. 11 Papadosio Sept. 27 RSP Industry Showcase XII Oct. 2 You Me at Six Oct. 4 Old 97’s Oct. 17 Jackyl Oct. 30 Amaranthe Nov. 14 Suicidegirls Cont. on pg.33 | |
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ARTS LISTINGS
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Oct. 10-12 Alex Jones’ Uncovered: Power of the Being Nov. 1 Studio Honors
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MIDFLORIDA CREDIT UNION AMPHITHEATRE Sept. 4 Drake Sept. 5 Kings of Leon Sept. 12 Rascal Flatts, Sheryl Crow and Gloriana Sept. 25 Luke Bryan
Oct. 25-26 Hyde Park Village Art and Craft Fair
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Sept. 3-28 The Last Night of Ballyhoo Oct. 29-Nov. 23 Vampire Lesbians of Sodom Jan. 7-Feb. 1 Twelfth Night
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Oct. 2-18 Rocky Horror Show
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Sept. 26-27 C.S. Lewis Sept. 30 Nick Swardson Oct. 16 Anjelah Johnson Oct. 21-26 Rogers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella Oct. 25 Chris D’Elia Oct. 27 Brendan James Nov. 1 Jeff Corwin Nov. 5 Spank: The 50 Shades Parody Nov. 8 Ron White Nov. 13-15 Evil Dead: The Musical Nov. 13-15 Tea for Three: Lady Bird, Pat and Betty Cont. on pg.36 | |
THE ADDAMS
FAMILY Oct. 29-Nov. 9, The Players Theatre, Port Charlotte
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Jan. 4, Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall, Sarasota Jan. 5, The Lakeland Center, Lakeland
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Feb. 3 Boston Pops
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ROCKY HORROR, THE FULL MONTY & much more!
MANATEE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER DAMES AT SEA September 11-28, 2014 Produced by Mary Jane Davisson Co-Produced by Pete & Me
Great for Teens & Up
MORNING’S AT SEVEN Sept. 18-Oct. 5, 2014 Produced by Mary Jane Davisson
Great for families of all ages!
BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS Oct. 23-Nov. 9, 2014
Produced by Herald-Tribune Media Group Co-Produced by Donald Dunnington & David Kark
Recommended for Adults Only
GODSPELL
Oct. 30-Nov.16, 2014 Great for families of all ages!
MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS December 4-21, 2014
Produced by Dodt Family Foundation
Great for families of all ages!
AMAHL & THE NIGHT VISITORS December 4-21, 2014
Co-Produced by Jess Jewelers Co-Produced by Mary Zabin
Great for families of all ages!
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THE FOURSOME
Jan. 15-Feb. 1, 2015
Recommended for Teens & Up
BRIGADOON
January 8-25, 2015
Co-Produced by Edward E. & Lillian H. Bishop Fdn. Mary E. Parker Fdn.
Great for families of all ages!
AGNES OF GOD
Feb. 19-Mar. 8, 2015
Co-Produced by Ron Lennon & Randy Rentfro Contains Mature Themes & Subject Matter
INTO THE WOODS
Feb. 12-Mar. 1, 2015 Recommended for Teens & Up
I LOVE YOU, YOU’RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE April 9-26, 2015
Co-Produced by Pat & Ron Pickelsimer
Recommended for Teens & Up
JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR Mar. 19-April 5, 2015
Produced by Herald-Tribune Media Group
SPAMALOT
April 30-May 17, 2015
Produced by Maintanence II Paper Pro
Recommended for Teens & Up
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Recommended for Teens & Up
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DON’T MISS...
DAVE KOZ
Nov. 28, Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall, Sarasota Nov. 29, Ruth Eckerd Hall, Clearwater
ARTS LISTINGS
FROM PG.33
Nov. 17 Heather Maloney Nov. 21 Garfunkel and Oates Dec. 8 Chris Pureka Dec. 11-13 Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus Dec. 2-7 Dirty Dancing Dec. 6 Mediaeval Babes Christmas Dec. 17-Jan. 4 Phantom of the Opera Jan. 12 Jeffrey Foucault Jan. 20-Feb. 1 The Book of Mormon Feb. 9 Seth Glier Feb. 11 The Hit Men
TAMPA MUSEUM OF FINE ART
SOUTH PACIFIC
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TAMPA TAMPAMUSEUM.COM 813-274-8130
Through Sept. 28 My Generation: Young Chinese Artists Through Nov. 30 Poseidon and the Sea: Myth, Cult and Daily Life Oct. 11-Jan. 11 Renoir to Chagall: Paris and the Allure of Color
THE RITZ YBOR BEST LITTLE
WHOREHOUSE
IN TEXAS Oct. 23-Nov. 9, Manatee Players, Bradenton
YBOR CITY THERITZYBOR.COM 813-247-2555 Sept. 14 Washed Out Oct. 5 Bonobo Oct. 6 CHVRCHES
Oct. 23 Capital Cities Nov. 5 First Aid Kit
Nov. 15-16 The Hobbit Feb. 7-Mar. 28 Tosca
SARASOTA
MANATEE PLAYERS
ASOLO REPERTORY THEATRE
Sept. 11-28 Dames at Sea Sept. 18-Oct. 5 Morning’s at Seven Oct. 23-Nov. 9 The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas Oct. 30-Nov. 16 Godspell Nov. 16 Almost Manilow Dec. 4-21 Meet Me in St. Louis Amahl and the Night Vistors Jan. 8-25 Brigadoon Jan. 15-Feb. 1 The Foursome Jan. 17-19 Forbidden Broadway: Greatest Hits Jan. 21 Rat Pack Together Again Feb. 12-Mar. 1 Into the Woods
ASOLO.ORG 941-351-8000
Nov. 11-Dec. 28 South Pacific Jan. 6-Apr. 11 The Matchmaker Jan. 14-Feb. 26 Good People Jan. 21-Apr. 12 Both Your Houses
DABBERT GALLERY DABBERTGALLERY.COM 941-955-1315 Through Sept. 29 Summer Showcase
THE PLAYERS THEATRE
838 N. TAMIAMI TRAIL THEPLAYERS.ORG 941-365-2494 Sept. 10-21 Lend Me a Tenor Oct. 29-Nov. 9 The Addams Family Dec. 3-14 A Christmas Story Jan. 7-18 Cabaret Feb. 11-22 Violet
SARASOTA OPERA SARASOTAOPERA.ORG 941-366-8450 Oct. 31-Nov. 15 Pagliacci
MANATEEPLAYERS.COM
RINGLING MUSEUM OF ART RINGLING.ORG 941-359-5700
Through Sept. 7 Beth Lipman: Precarious Possessions Through Sept. 8 Curiosity Through Oct. 26 Thomas Chimes Through Dec. 7 Danny Lyon: The Bikeriders Bandits, Beauties and Beggars: Etchings of Salvator Rosa Through Dec. 31 Fat Boy
VAN WEZEL PERFORMING ARTS HALL VANWEZEL.ORG 941-953-3368
Oct. 6 Eve of Jackie Oct. 24 The Ultimate Doo-Wop Show Oct. 26 Bill Maher Nov. 1 Capitol Steps Nov. 5 Susan Boyle Nov. 16 Wanda Sykes Nov. 18 Evil Dead: The Musical Nov. 19 Manheim Steamroller Nov. 20 Celtic Thunder Symphony Nov. 28 Dave Koz Nov. 29 Kenny Rogers Nov. 30 Camelot
VENICE THEATRE VENICE VENICESTAGE.COM 941-488-1115
Sept. 11-21 Alice in Wonderland Sept. 30-Oct. 19 Don’t Dress for Dinner Oct. 10-Nov. 1 The Rocky Horror Show Nov. 4-30 The Full Monty Nov. 13 God of Carnage Dec. 5-21 The Great American Trailer Park Christmas Musical Dec. 18-21 A Christmas Carol Jan. 6-25 Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story Jan. 8-25 By the Way, Meet Vera Stark Feb. 6-Mar. 1 Ring of Fire: The Music of Johnny Cash
WEST COAST BLACK THEATRE TROUPE WBTTROUPE.ORG 941-366-1505
Oct. 15-Nov. 16 Little Shop of Horrors Jan. 7-Feb. 8 Knock me a Kiss
DON’T MISS... Wanda Sykes
C
omedian Wanda Sykes is a household name now, thanks to a slew of movie roles alongside celebrities like Jennifer Lopez and Steve Carell and smash-hit stand-up specials.
But she gained a special place in LGBT history in 2008 when, while speaking at a rally to defeat Proposition 8 banning marriage equality, she came out publicly for the first time. Since then, she has talked freely about being an African-American lesbian married to a white woman and the joys and challenges of raising children. Last year she made a return to HBO’s Curb Your Enthusiasm starring opposite Larry David. Sykes was previously seen on several television shows over the past two years. Her Own special Herlarious which aired in July highlighted female comics. In 2010, Sykes won a GLAAD award for promoting a good image for equal rights for gays and lesbians and has won four Emmy Awards—one for her writing and three others for her work on Inside the NFL. She also received the American Comedy Award for “Outstanding Female Stand Up Comic” in 2001. Expect a crowd packed full of LGBTs and allies when she makes her visit to the Van Wezel in Sarasota this fall.
NOV. 16, VAN WEZEL PERFORMING ARTS HALL, SARASOTA
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Dec. 3 Smokey Joe’s Cafe Dec. 27 Great Russian Nutcracker Dec. 30 Guys & Dolls Jan. 3 Salute to Vienna Jan. 4 Sister Act
Feb. 4 Les Ballets Trockadero Feb. 5 106 Years of Broaddway Feb. 6 Boston Pops Esplenade Orchestra
SARASOTA
Through Feb. 28 Seeing the Unseen Sept. 10-Feb. 2 Ladies of the Ring Oct. 24-Jan. 11 Behind Closed Doors Nov. 7-Mar. 29 De Vos Banners Dec. 19-Mar. 22 Expressive Bodies
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Verdi’s American Home
“One of the finest venues for opera in America” —musical america
2014 Fall Season Oct 31–Nov 16 Pagliacci 2015 Winter Festival Feb 7–Mar 28 Tosca | The Marriage of Figaro The Golden Cockerel | Don Carlos Tickets start at $19 | Simultaneous English translations above the stage Get your tickets now at SARASOTAOPERA.ORG Subscribe & save! (941) 328-1300
Sarasota Opera House 61 N. Pineapple Ave., Sarasota, FL 34236
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Paid for in part by Sarasota County Tourist Development Tax revenues. Sponsored in part by the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs, and the Florida Council on Arts and Culture.
S E A S O N 2014 - 2015 Witness One of the Most Exciting Ballet Companies in America and become a part of something truly special
THE SECRET GARDEN
FSU Center for the Performing Arts
24 - 26 October, 2014
BALANCHINE, TUCKETT & BRUCE Sarasota Opera House
21 - 22 November, 2014
LA FILLE MAL GARDﾃ右 The Wayward Daughter Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall
19 - 20 December, 2014
DANCE THEATRE OF HARLEM FSU Center for the Performing Arts
30 January - 1 February, 2015
BALANCHINE, ASHTON & NUREYEV Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall
27 - 28 February, 2015
WRIGHT, GRAZIANO & TAYLOR FSU Center for the Performing Arts
27 - 30 March, 2015
THE BALLETS RUSSES
A Tribute to Nijinsky Sarasota Opera House
1 - 2 May, 2015
Photography by Frank Atura
THE SARASOTA BALLET BOX OFFICE
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