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Contents FALL ARTS GUIDE 2015 PUBLISHED BY BY WATERMARK MEDIA, INC. FOUNDER

Tom Dyer PUBLISHER

Rick Claggett EDITOR

DAYTONA BEACH/SPACE COAST

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ORLANDO AREA

13-26

CLEARWATER/LARGO

LAKELAND

26-30

ST. PETERSBURG

30-33

TAMPA

33-36

SARASOTA

36-37

Billy Manes ART DIRECTOR

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Patrick O’Connor ONLINE MEDIA DIRECTOR

Jamie Hyman TAMPA BAY STAFF WRITER

Jeremy Williams EDITORIAL INTERNS

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HILE WE MAY STILL BE DROWNING IN THE

historic �loods and the expected thunder grumbles of Florida’s waning tropical summer outbursts, just around the corner there’s a sort of panacea of open windows and smiling faces awaiting their deserved reprieve. from the grassroots to the stadiums, from the head to the toe. We’ve done our best to reach out to all of the entertaining folks in our digital Rolodexes for information on the most wonderful distractions that are going to be offered from coast to coast. Certainly, there will be some things that don’t �it in this grocery bag of amazingness, but, by our own humble standards, we think there’s a fair job of sticking our wet �ingers into the breeze in order to �ind the things that you need to see and places you ought to be seen. You want Janet Jackson? You’ve got Janet Jackson. But you also have a veritable cornucopia of music, art, theater and anything else that renders your fancy tickled. This is Florida’s waistband; we’re not short on aesthetic diversions. So please join us as we celebrate our state, our culture, our LGBT heritage and our future of equality. The arts brought us this far, after all. And where they’ll take us next is the most exciting part of the movement. Get out there! Do stuff!

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Sure, we may not �ind that elusive whipping wind full of yellowing leaves smashing against our faces as we walk in the humidity of Floridian bedsit humility, but we do have so much to be excited about. That’s why we’re bubbling over with anticipation about the coming autumnal salvation, especially in the realm of glorious things that make us leave the house. As always, Watermark is geared up for the excitement and engagement that a new fall season brings, and, in our own way, we’re just itching to share it all with you. It’s time for our annual Fall Arts Guide, and with that comes that peculiar something-to-look-forwardto feeling that powers us through the dullest of quagmires and workaday task-mastering. We have things to do! It’s been a crazy year for the entire region—as it should be for a region that is rife with rollercoasters and traf�ic jams—and there are some great rewards awaiting in the nearest of futures: events from venues and groups that stretch

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Nov. 6-15 Seminar Dec. 4-20 Wizard of Oz Jan. 15-31 Smokey Joe’s Cafe

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Sept. 12 Classsic Albums Live: The Eagles – Greatest Hits Sept. 13 Doyle Bramhall II Sept. 19 Marc Antoine Sept. 20 Cultural Arts Showcase Oct. 10 Classic Albums Live: Hendrix/Joplin Oct. 16 John Prine Oct. 17 Buddy Guy Oct. 28 An Evening with Mark Knopfler and Band Oct. 30 Kansas Nov. 8 Jay and the Americans Nov. 10 Menopause the Musical Nov. 11 An Evening with America Nov. 16 Jake Shimabukuro Nov. 18 Straight No Chaser Nov. 19-22 Steve Solomon’s Cannoli’s Latkes & Guilt Nov. 27-29 Sister’s Christmas Catechism: The Mystery of the Magi’s Gold

Dec. 5 The Nutcracker Dec. 6 Gino Vannelli Dec. 8 A Peter White Christmas with Rick Braun & Mindi Abair Dec. 10 Brian Regan Dec. 15 Carrot Top Dec. 18 Loudon Wainwright III Dec. 18 Bowzer’s Rock & Roll Holiday Party Dec. 19 A Christmas Carol Dec. 20 Festival of Light: An Intimate Evening with MATISYAHU Dec. 21 Michael McDonald Dec. 31 The Classic Albums Live 2016 Rockin’ New Year’s Eve Party Jan. 17 Jackie Evancho Jan. 24 Arlo Guthrie

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Through Fall 2015 John James Audubon – Prints from his Birds of America Through Fall 2015 Contemporary Paintings from the MOAS Collection Sept. 12 Special Planetarium Presentation: What’s Now and What’s Next in Space Exploration Sept. 19 Natural History Festival Sept. 26 Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra Concert

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DAYTONA BEACH PEABODYAUDITORIUM.ORG 386-671-3461 Nov. 7 Boz Scaggs Nov. 12 Manheim Steamroller Christmas Nov. 18 ‘Till Death Do Us Part: Late Nite Catechism Nov. 20 Munich Symphony Orchestra Dec. 12-13 The Nutcracker Jan. 8 Toronto Symphony Orchestra Jan. 11 Ragtime Jan. 13 Parsons Dance Jan. 22 Aida Jan. 24 Polish Baltic Philharmonic Orchestra

Jan. 27 Disney’s Beauty and the Beast

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Through Aug. 30 Cabinet of Curiosities Through Sept. 30 Paper Cuts: Andre Smith Through Sept. 20 Color Theory

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Oct. 17 Music of the Americas Oct. 22 Lise de la Salle Dec. 3 Christmas in the Park Dec. 12-13 A Classic Christmas Jan. 24 Red Priest

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HE FACT REMAINS THAT IF YOU EVEN CONSIDER MISSING “MISS JACKSON IF YOU’RE NASTY” when she makes her latest victory lap through Florida, legendary celebrity in tow, she will not “Miss You Much,” because, “like a moth to the ﬂame,” etc. We’ll stop our punning of the amazing Janet Jackson’s oeuvre just so long as you realize that she is still a force to be reckoned with. Jackson is on a magniﬁcent rebound with her “Unbreakable” tour, as well she should be. Despite some diminishing returns in the squints of peripheral pop-music’s requisite myopia and all the ageism that comes with it, Jackson remains a force to be reckoned with, and from what we hear, her shows are not disappointing anyone. Expect nods to the costumed militarism of her Rhythm Nation peak, as well as peeks at the future for Janet, including her current chart burner, “No Sleep.” What have you done for her lately?

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Sept. 4-6 Disney On Ice: 100 Years of Magic Sept. 8 Ed Sheeran Sept. 13 Juan Luis Guerra Sept. 18-19 Women of Faith Tour Sept. 20 Ricardo Arjona Sept. 23 Janet Jackson Oct. 1 Marc Anthony and Carlos Vives Oct. 25 Ricky Martin

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Sept. 13 Martin Lawrence Oct. 10 Orlando Philharmonic: The Hot Sardines Oct. 11 Pixar in Concert Oct. 13-18 One Man Star Wars Trilogy Oct. 16-17 John Cleese and Eric Idle Oct. 26-27 A Haunting Cabaret Nov. 6 Sufjan Stevens Nov. 10-15 Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella Dec. 3 Daryl Hall and John Oates Dec. 4 Pokemon: Symphonic Evolutions Dec. 26-31 One Man Breaking Bad Jan. 14 Paul Anka

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Sept. 25-Oct. 25 La Cage Aux Folles Oct. 30-Nov. 1 Carved: A Pumpkin’s Musical Adventure Nov. 14-15 Orlando Ballet’s Sleeping Beauty Dec. 4-20 Miracle on 34th Street Dec. 23 In His Name… We Dance! Jan. 16 Sandy Shugart in Concert Jan. 29-Feb. 21 Hands on a Hardbody

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Sept. 16 K92.3 All Star Jam Sept. 23 Billy Idol Sept. 24 J Balvin with Becky G Sept. 30 alt-J with San Fermin Oct. 1 Bring Me the Horizon with Issues Oct. 2 Three Days Grace with We Are Harlot Oct. 8 Chase Rice Cont. on pg.18 |  |

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Through Jan. 3 Jess T. Dugan: Every breath we drew Through Jan. 3 Fashionable Portraits in Europe Through Jan. 3 Enduring Documents Jan. 16-April 3 Transcommunality: Laura Anderson Barbata, Collaboration Beyond Borders Jan. 16-April 3 Doris Leeper: Hard Edges

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Oct. 15 Korn with Suicide Silence and Islander Nov. 15 Lewis Black Nov. 24 Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox Dec. 3 Juanes

HOUSE OF BLUES

Sufjan Stevens

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N THAT STRANGE STRATOSPHERE OF INSULAR SINGERSONGWRITER TYPES WHO BASICALLY TAKE OVER THE WHOLE WORLD with sideways glances, Sufjan Stevens runs the table. He’s constantly shadowed by his Christian aﬀectations—Stevens sings of shadows beneath crosses, metaphorically—but his true strength is in his uniqueness (also, he doesn’t cling to the contemporary Christian ethos of upbeat ballads). So far, Stevens has released one hundred Christmas songs over two cd sets. His latest folk diary - Carrie and Lowell— concerns his mentally ill mom and his steadfast stepfather. Stevens’ songs speak to a generation of drinkers and the spawn of mentally challenged relatives. “Fuck me, I’m falling apart,” he sings in “No Shade in the Shadow of the Cross,” as if Elliot Smith is right there in the room. This should be a phenomenal show, sideways glances alight.

NOV. 6, DR. PHILLIPS CENTER, ORLANDO

KISSIMMEE HOUSEOFBLUES.COM/ORLANDO 407-934-BLUE Aug. 28 Hair Band Bash Featuring Poison’d and Red, White & Crüe Aug. 29 STAR 94.5 Presents Tamia Sept. 5 Orlando Rocks! Sept. 11 Trivium & Tremonti Sept. 12 Purity Ring Sept. 22 The NBHD (The Neighbourhood) Sept. 25 SiriusXM Presents Motörhead Sept. 26 Nick Jonas: Live in Concert Sept. 27 “Charli and Jack Do America” Featuring Charli XCX & Bleachers Sept. 29 Collective Soul Oct. 3 Adventure Club Oct. 6 The Scrapbook Tour Featuring: Misterwives Oct. 8 Twenty One Pilots

Oct. 14 Walk the Moon Oct. 16 New Found Glory & Yellowcard Oct. 17 Halsey Oct. 25 Streetlight Manifesto Oct. 30 CHVRCHES Nov. 6 Pablo Alborán Nov. 7 The Wilderness Politics Tour Nov. 11 Lights & The Mowgli’s Nov. 13 Kip Moore Nov. 22 Circa Survive Juturna Nov. 23 Parkway Drive Nov. 25 AP Tour with Mayday Parade Nov. 27 Aaron Lewis

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Through Sept. 27 Standing Strong in the Spirit: A Selection of Folk Art by Southern Women Through Sept. 27 Baskets and Boxes: The Ceramic World of Sang Roberson Oct. 16-Jan. 3 Mary Whyte: Portrait of Us

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Through Aug. 30 Whose Life is it Anyway? Sept. 25-Oct. 18 Fiddler on the Roof Nov. 13-29 The Crucible Jan. 22-Feb. 14 Star Spangled Girl

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Sept. 5 Florida Orange Grove Wine Tasting Sept. 19 Flashback into History with Joy Dickinson Nov. 5 Painting with a Twist

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Jan. 25 Beethoven’s Eroica Jan. 30 Sounds of Simon & Garfunkel

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Sept. 18-Oct. 4 West Side Story Oct. 23-Nov. 8 Little Shop of Horrors Jan. 15-Jan. 31 Fools

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Oct. 10 The Hot Sardines Oct. 19 Classic Copland Oct. 24-25 Music Director Debut! Nov. 6 Rimma Plays Prokofiev Nov. 28 Home for the Holidays Dec. 7 Bach’s Brilliance Jan. 16 Brahms Symphony No. 2

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Aug. 27-30 The Importance of Being Earnest Sept. 17-Oct. 4 The Understudy Sept. 24-Oct. 3 The Divine Sister Oct. 16-25 Hair Nov. 12-22 Man and Superman

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Billy Idol

HE FIRST TIME WE SAW BILLY IDOL LIVE, HE CLIMBED OUT OF A GIANT PAIR OF HYDRAULIC LADY LEGS with a Whiplash Smile and wowed us into that peculiar ‘80s aggression and excitement place that made things like “Rebel Yell” seem relevant. More. More. More. In truth, Idol’s shtick has aged perfectly with the odd sort of humility that comes along with cameos in ﬁlms like the Wedding Singer and a Christmas album. Yes, there is a Billy Idol Christmas album. These days, Idol has reunited with hair-god Steve Stevens for another run through eyes without faces and everything else that screams “Don’t Stop!” We couldn’t be happier. Last year, the former Generation X bleach-maker released a new record, Kings & Queens of the Underground, but that’s not necessarily what people are showing up for. Peroxide and popprowess have served Mr. William Broad well, so he’ll be donning eyes without faces and shocks to the system as well as any pop star has the right to.

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Sept. 22 Troy Gifford Oct. 9-Nov. 13 Luisa Basnuevo: Paintings Oct. 23-Nov. 1 Sweet Charity Nov. 6 House Band Concert Nov. 20-Dec. 18 Selected Fine Art Faculty Exhibition Nov. 20-21 Choreographers’ Showcase Dec. 2 Winter Choral Concert Dec. 4 Music Department Holiday Show Dec. 8 Jazz Concert

Dec. 11-12 Fall Opera Theatre Workshop Jan. 15-March 4 Leah Brown: Installations

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Oct. 9 All Time Low & Sleeping With Sirens Oct. 15 Zedd Oct. 18 Love Ran Red Tour Nov. 6 Legends of the Old School

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Dec. 19 Ballet Fedotov Presents the Nutcracker

WINTER PARK PLAYHOUSE

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Kelly Clarkson ft. Pentatonix MidFlorida Credit Union Amphitheatre

Sept. 11-Oct. 10 The Marvelous Wonderettes Nov. 13-22 Forever Plaid: Plaid Tidings Dec. 3-19 Forever Plaid: Plaid Tidings Jan. 22-Feb. 27 I Left My Heart, a Salute to the Music of Tony Bennett

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Sept. 17-Oct. 11 Sister Act the Musical Oct. 30-Nov. 1 The Legend of Sleepy Hollow Dec. 3-20 Handle With Care Jan. 7-24 Caught in the Net

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Aug. 29 Lita Ford and Kip Winger Sept. 10 40th Anniversary Screening of Jaws Sept. 24 Billy Idol Sept. 26 Delbert McClinton

Oct. 3 Molly Ringwald/ Breakfast Club Oct. 6 Dr. John & the Nite Trippers Oct. 7 Ani DiFranco Oct. 14-15 John Cleese and Eric Idle Oct. 23 Cheap Trick Oct. 30 Mark Knopfler Nov. 1 Boz Scaggs Nov. 6 Little River Band Nov. 12 English Beat Nov. 14 Lewis Black Nov. 15 Last Comic Standing Nov. 22 Mavis Staples & Joan Osborne Nov. 29 Dave Koz and Friends Christmas Dec. 1 Kenny G Dec. 2 Clint Black Dec. 3 Pokemon: Symphonic Evolutions Dec. 3 Gino Vannelli Dec. 4-5 Joe Bonamassa Dec. 4 Craig Ferguson Dec. 9 Jim Brickman Comfort & Joy Dec. 12 Brian Regan Dec. 12 Loudon Wainwright Dec. 13 The Bronx Wanderers “Bronxmas” Dec. 13 Carrot Top

Dec. 16 A John Waters’ Christmas Dec. 18 The Outlaws & Henry Paul Band Dec. 20 Michael McDonald Christmas Dec. 23 The Nutcracker Dec. 29 The Producers Dec. 30 The Ten Tenors Jan. 9 Ragtime Jan. 16 Jane Lynch Jan. 16 Paul Anka Jan. 23 42nd Street Jan. 23-24 Engelbert Humperdinck Jan. 26 In the Mood Jan. 28 Colin Hay Jan. 29 John Prine Jan. 31 The Tenors

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T’S A MISTAKE TO ASSUME THAT SCOTTISH NEWCOMERS CHVRCHES ARE JUST A COCTEAU TWINS REDUX, one that is hinged on the otherworldly wisps through the willows of singer Lauren Mayberry’s lyrical mind and manners. Chvrches have already proven themselves to be tastemaker favorites via high-proﬁle singles like “The Mother we Share” and “Recover,” from their debut album, The Bones of What You Believe. And now that everyone knows where the band is coming from, the trio is soaring into sophomore album territory, with two tracks already littering the internet. It’s fair to say that they sound exactly as you want them to. “Leave a Trace” and “Never Ending Circles” hint at a continuation of their signature style, but also hit a little closer to the bone. Their new record, Every Open Eye, for which this tour is necessary, promises some surprises, but also a lot of reassured angst set against the beautiful sonic ﬂowers that made them blossom out of nowhere.

OCT. 30, HOUSE OF BLUES, ORLANDO

Nov. 30 Mama Mia! Dec. 22 An Irish Christmas Dec. 30 Russian Nutcracker Jan. 13 Menopause: The Musical Jan. 16 Jackie Evancho Awakening Live in Concert Jan. 30 Vanities Feb. 2 Buddy- The Buddy Holly Story Feb.4 Who’s Bad- The Ultimate Michael Jackson Tribute Band

POLK MUSEUM OF ART

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Oct. 2-4 Rachmaninoff ’s Piano Concerto No. 3 Oct. 17-8 & Nov. 10 Pops in the Park Oct. 23-25 Vivaldi’s the Four Seasons Oct. 30- Nov. 1 Halloween Pops Nov. 6-8 The Bells & Pictures Nov. 13-15 Brahms’ Violin Concerto Nov. 22-22 Curtis Stiger’s Celebrates Sinatra Dec. 4-6 Handel’s Messiah Dec. 11-13 Holiday Pops Dec. 16-17 An Old World Christmas Jan. 8-10 New Year’s Waltz Jan. 13-14 A Tchaikovsky Celebration Jan. 15-17 The Fabulous Forties Jan. 22- 24 Mozart & More! Feb. 10- 11 Viva Italia! Feb. 12-15 A Valentine’s Pops

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GULFPORT PLAYERS Nov. 5-15 The Slut from Blue Eye Jan. 14-24 In the Restroom at Rosenblooms

JANNUS LIVE

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THEMAHAFFEY.COM 727-898-2100 Sept. 5 Keith Sweat Sept. 12 Shut Up & Laugh Sept. 18 Tango Lovers

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Sept. 20 Five Decades of Photography at the MFA

ST. PETERSBURG STPETEOPERA.ORG 727-822-3590 Oct. 16-20 Carmen Dec. 20-21 Seasonal Sparkle Jan. 3-7 La Boheme Feb. 5-9 The Abduction from the Seraglio

STATE THEATRE

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A John Waters’ Christmas Capitol Theatre, Clearwater

OCT. 31

Taylor

Swift Raymond James Stadium, Tampa

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Khan Mahaffey Theatre, St. Petersburg

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Oct. 15 Alvin & The Chipmunks Live Oct. 17 Kevin Nealon Oct. 30 Chris Cornell Acoustic Nov. 10 Mannheim Steamroller Christmas by Chip Davis Nov. 13 Chaka Khan Nov. 22 Clifford the Big Red Dog Live Nov. 22 George Winston Nov. 28 The Magic of Christmas Starring the New York Tenors Dec. 16 Celtic Woman- Home for Christmas Jan. 2 Romeo & Juliet Feb. 3 Shatner’s World, The One Man Show Feb. 5 Masters of Illusion Feb. 12 Patty Griffin, Sara Watkins & Anais Mitchell

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TAMPA CARROLLWOOD PLAYERS

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Rick

Springfield Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall, Sarasota

Sept. 5-6 Steel Magnolias Sept.11- Oct. 3 Fiddler on the Roof Oct. 23-Nov. 14 California Suite Nov. 27-Dec. 19 Scrooge the Musical Jan. 8-Jan. 23 The Diary of Anne Frank

RAYMOND JAMES STADIUM

TAMPA MUSEUM OF FINE ART

Oct. 31 Taylor Swift

Sept. 19 City: Fashion, Art, & Culture TMA Nov. 7 Pavilion XXX

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AMALIE ARENA

TAMPA AMALIEARENA.COM 813-301-6500 Sept. 10 Ed Sheeran Sept. 19 Super Freestyle Explosion Sept. 24 Janet Jackson

STAGEWORKS MIDFLORIDA CREDIT THEATRE TAMPA UNION AMPHITHEATRE STAGEWORKSTHEATRE.ORG TAMPA LIVENATION.COM 877-870-3674 DEC. 1

Craig Ferguson Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall, Sarasota

Sept. 12 5 Seconds of Summer Sept. 15 Kelly Clarkson ft. Pentatonix

JOBSITE THEATER

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TAMPA JOBISTETHEATER.ORG 813-229-7827

JAN 29

John

Prine Capitol Theatre, Clearwater

Sept. 11-Oct. 4 Almost an Evening Oct. 16-Nov. 22 Silence! The Musical Jan. 8-31 Lebensraum

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Sept. 16 Oliver Heldens Oct. 11 Ghost Oct. 14 GRiZ Nov. 14 Circa Survive: Juturna

SARASOTA

Oct. 8-25 Lights Rise on Grace Dec. 3-20 This Wonderful Life

ASOLO REPERTORY THEATRE

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Nov. 13- Dec.28 West Side Story Jan. 8- April 9 All The Way

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Sept.22-27 Once Oct. 20-25 A Gentleman’s Guide to Love & Murder Nov. 10-15 Newsies Dec. 1-6 Kinky Boots Dec. 22-27 The Sound of Music Jan.20-Feb.14 Disney’s The Lion King

ASOLO.ORG 941-351-8000

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838 N. TAMIAMI TRAIL THEPLAYERS.ORG 941-365-2494 Sept. 3-13 Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Sept.30- Oct. 11 The 39 Steps Dec. 2-20 She Loves Me Jan. 13-31 The Drowsy Chaperone

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VAN WEZEL PERFORMING ARTS HALL VANWEZEL.ORG 941-953-3368

VENICE VENICESTAGE.COM 941-953-3368

Sept. 10-20 I Never Saw Another Butterfly Sept. 12 The Goldstones Oct. 2-25 Church Basement Ladies Nov. 5-22 The Beauty Queen of Leenane Nov. 10- Dec. 12 Hair Dec. 3-20 Trailer Park Christmas Dec. 17- 21 A Christmas Carol Jan. 12-31 Noises Off Jan. 21- Feb. 14 Sweeney Todd

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Oct. 14-Nov.21 The Color Purple Dec. 2-31 A Motown Christmas Jan. 13-Feb. 20 Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom

Breakfast Club anniversary featuring

Molly

Ringwald

O, LET’S SAY IT WAS THE EARLY ‘80S AND YOU HAD UNIQUE TALENTS like putting your lipstick on via the sheer power of your cleavage, what would you do in 2015? Would you hope to make an elephant lamp work by just pulling the trunk string? Would you tape some guy’s ass cheeks together? Would you break the door to the library and then crawl through the headspace only to fall down? These were the issues that troubled us most in the ‘80s, and the Breakfast Club was there to serve up the lessons. If you’re young, shut up, because the 30th anniversary of the seminal ‘80s suburban angst ﬁlm the Breakfast Club is actually a big deal. Seriously, what ﬁlm did more for guidance counselors in 1984 than this one did? Rather excitingly, the elusive Molly Ringwald is going to be in town to celebrate 30 years of ranting and raving about being popular and having sex for a random diamond earring. Be there or be square.

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Sept. 18 Reverend Barry & Funktastic Soul Oct. 2 John Cleese & Eric Idle Oct. 13 Shen Yun Orchestra Oct. 14 Beauty & the Beast Oct. 15 Rick Springfield Oct. 24 The Ultimate Doo Wop Show Nov. 13 Lewis Black: The Rent is Due: Part Deux

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Oct. 30-Nov. 17 La Boheme Nov. 7 Forbidden Music Nov.14 Brundibar Jan. 30- Mar. 19 Aida Feb.6- Mar. 12 Cosi fan Tutte Manatee Players Sept. 10-13 The Boys Next Door Sept. 17- Oct. 4 The Secret Garden Oct. 22- Nov. 8 Bark! The Musical Oct. 29- Nov. 15 The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Be Dec. 3-20 Disney’s the Little Mermaid The Miracle Worker Jan.7- 24 A Chorus Line Jan. 14-31 The Diary of Anne Frank Feb. 11-28 CHESS

Nov. 19 Straight No Chaser Dec. 1 Craig Ferguson Dec. 28 Great Russian Nutcracker Dec. 30 The Producers Jan. 3 Salute to Vienna New Year’s Concert Jan. 20-21 42nd Street Jan. 30 Joshua Bell Feb. 9 The Book of Mormon

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