With music made famous by Ella Fitzgerald, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Creedence Clearwater Revival, this revue starring Summer Cabaret favorite Carole J. Bufford explores the evolution of popular music from The Roaring Twenties to The Soaring Eighties. Featuring hits like “St. Louis Blues,” “Every Breath You Take,” “Sway,” and “A Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On.” Read More >
From Billy Joel and Stevie Wonder to Carole King and Sarah McLachlan, Three Pianos celebrates the musical pioneers who refused to fit the mold of “rock star” and forged their own paths in the industry. This high-energy music revue will have you singing along to such ivory-tickling classics as “Crocodile Rock,” “Beautiful,” and “Just the Way You Read More >
A virtual exhibition of floral design by members of the Ikebana International Sarasota Chapter #115. The members' arrangements represent 5 different schools of Ikebana. The on line video event can be viewed at www.iisarasota.com as well as Facebook and Instagram sites.
Join in on Sarasota Contemporary Dance's open company class. For advanced dancers.
How do mere words on a page leap into three-dimensional theatrical performance? The script is simply the starting point for a collaborative process, engaging artists across multiple fields. In this Masterclass, Jason will reveal how directors, actors, and designers work in concert to transform the written word into spoken truth. He will also provide tips Read More >
The New College of Florida Art Department is pleased to present the 2021 Thesis Exhibition entitled “what we do in the house that has no walls.” The artwork featured in this year’s exhibition reflects on diverse topics ranging from cultural identity, landscape, nostalgia, and the complex relationships between spirituality, popular culture, and politics. The exhibition includes work Read More >
Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe is thrilled to be back onstage – albeit with a limited cast and for the purpose of filming rather than presenting live – for the pandemic-delayed production of Dominique Morisseau’s noted work, “Pipeline.” WBTT is currently rehearsing the show, which it will film, present during outdoor screenings at its Theatre Arts Read More >
The New College of Florida Art Department is pleased to present the 2021 Thesis Exhibition entitled “what we do in the house that has no walls.” The artwork featured in this year’s exhibition reflects on diverse topics ranging from cultural identity, landscape, nostalgia, and the complex relationships between spirituality, popular culture, and politics. The exhibition includes work Read More >
Many people are familiar with August Wilson, the renowned late playwright, but what about the man and his legacy? In a one-hour, one-session virtual class presented by Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe on April 27, participants will explore August Wilson’s background, his ten-play cycle, known as “The American Century Cycle” (WBTT has presented severals of these Read More >
Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe is thrilled to be back onstage – albeit with a limited cast and for the purpose of filming rather than presenting live – for the pandemic-delayed production of Dominique Morisseau’s noted work, “Pipeline.” WBTT is currently rehearsing the show, which it will film, present during outdoor screenings at its Theatre Arts Read More >
The New College of Florida Art Department is pleased to present the 2021 Thesis Exhibition entitled “what we do in the house that has no walls.” The artwork featured in this year’s exhibition reflects on diverse topics ranging from cultural identity, landscape, nostalgia, and the complex relationships between spirituality, popular culture, and politics. The exhibition includes work Read More >
Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe is thrilled to be back onstage – albeit with a limited cast and for the purpose of filming rather than presenting live – for the pandemic-delayed production of Dominique Morisseau’s noted work, “Pipeline.” WBTT is currently rehearsing the show, which it will film, present during outdoor screenings at its Theatre Arts Read More >
For 72 years, students involved with the Circus Arts Conservatory’s Sailor Circus program have amazed audiences with a thrilling spectacle of youth circus arts. In “A Night at the Movies,” audiences can expect to see incredible youth circus artists flip, fly and soar to new heights while enjoying the music and vibe of popular films Read More >
The New College of Florida Art Department is pleased to present the 2021 Thesis Exhibition entitled “what we do in the house that has no walls.” The artwork featured in this year’s exhibition reflects on diverse topics ranging from cultural identity, landscape, nostalgia, and the complex relationships between spirituality, popular culture, and politics. The exhibition includes work Read More >
Key Chorale has launched their 3rd installment of Come Together Choir – Online Choral Rehearsals, Volume 3. This outreach isn’t just for local singers, but can be experienced by anyone, anywhere in the country via Key Chorale’s YouTube channel. Volume 3, Too Darn Hot! The Music of Cole Porter includes music from the Great American Songbook. Participants will Read More >
Tribute, the last production of our season, is in honor of Founding Board Member of Sarasota Contemporary Dance, Muriel G. Mayers. Muriel not only provided the administrative foundation of the company, but she is also a knowledgeable and dependable sounding-board for Leymis artistically. This production presents some of Muriel’s favorites from Leymis’s obras de danza, Read More >
Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe is thrilled to be back onstage – albeit with a limited cast and for the purpose of filming rather than presenting live – for the pandemic-delayed production of Dominique Morisseau’s noted work, “Pipeline.” WBTT is currently rehearsing the show, which it will film, present during outdoor screenings at its Theatre Arts Read More >
The New College of Florida Art Department is pleased to present the 2021 Thesis Exhibition entitled “what we do in the house that has no walls.” The artwork featured in this year’s exhibition reflects on diverse topics ranging from cultural identity, landscape, nostalgia, and the complex relationships between spirituality, popular culture, and politics. The exhibition includes work Read More >
Conveying Meaning With Kristen Miller, Michelle Lopez, and Kathleen Driskell Friday, April 30, 6 p.m. Hermitage Artist Retreat Beach, 6660 Manasota Key Road, Englewood, FL 34223 Visual and interdisciplinary artist Michelle Lopez will share how she conveys what social justice means to her through visual mixed media. Kristen Miller translates poetry, conveying meaning from the Read More >
Tribute, the last production of our season, is in honor of Founding Board Member of Sarasota Contemporary Dance, Muriel G. Mayers. Muriel not only provided the administrative foundation of the company, but she is also a knowledgeable and dependable sounding-board for Leymis artistically. This production presents some of Muriel’s favorites from Leymis’s obras de danza, Read More >
An intimate 75-minute performance with the ONLY five-time World Champion Elvis Presley tribute artist, also featuring a special performance by Shawn Bryant as Buddy Holly.
An intimate 75-minute solo performance with the ONLY five-time World Champion Elvis Presley tribute artist, also featuring a special performance by Shawn Bryant as Buddy Holly. Tickets 39.00 Performances on 4/30 and 5/1 begin at 7:00 The performance on 5/2 begins at 2:00
Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe is thrilled to be back onstage – albeit with a limited cast and for the purpose of filming rather than presenting live – for the pandemic-delayed production of Dominique Morisseau’s noted work, “Pipeline.” WBTT is currently rehearsing the show, which it will film, present during outdoor screenings at its Theatre Arts Read More >
Who hasn’t been dreaming of travel these days? The Pandemic has upended our plans for vacations abroad. Until we are free to move freely about the world, Karen is revisiting her past adventures in paintings from some of her favorite places. “They say if you write about your experiences in a journal, you re-live those Read More >
The New College of Florida Art Department is pleased to present the 2021 Thesis Exhibition entitled “what we do in the house that has no walls.” The artwork featured in this year’s exhibition reflects on diverse topics ranging from cultural identity, landscape, nostalgia, and the complex relationships between spirituality, popular culture, and politics. The exhibition includes work Read More >
With music made famous by Ella Fitzgerald, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Creedence Clearwater Revival, this revue starring Summer Cabaret favorite Carole J. Bufford explores the evolution of popular music from The Roaring Twenties to The Soaring Eighties. Featuring hits like “St. Louis Blues,” “Every Breath You Take,” “Sway,” and “A Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On.” Read More >
For 72 years, students involved with the Circus Arts Conservatory’s Sailor Circus program have amazed audiences with a thrilling spectacle of youth circus arts. In “A Night at the Movies,” audiences can expect to see incredible youth circus artists flip, fly and soar to new heights while enjoying the music and vibe of popular films Read More >
With music made famous by Ella Fitzgerald, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Creedence Clearwater Revival, this revue starring Summer Cabaret favorite Carole J. Bufford explores the evolution of popular music from The Roaring Twenties to The Soaring Eighties. Featuring hits like “St. Louis Blues,” “Every Breath You Take,” “Sway,” and “A Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On.” Read More >
Tribute, the last production of our season, is in honor of Founding Board Member of Sarasota Contemporary Dance, Muriel G. Mayers. Muriel not only provided the administrative foundation of the company, but she is also a knowledgeable and dependable sounding-board for Leymis artistically. This production presents some of Muriel’s favorites from Leymis’s obras de danza, Read More >
The New College of Florida Art Department is pleased to present the 2021 Thesis Exhibition entitled “what we do in the house that has no walls.” The artwork featured in this year’s exhibition reflects on diverse topics ranging from cultural identity, landscape, nostalgia, and the complex relationships between spirituality, popular culture, and politics. The exhibition includes work Read More >
For 72 years, students involved with the Circus Arts Conservatory’s Sailor Circus program have amazed audiences with a thrilling spectacle of youth circus arts. In “A Night at the Movies,” audiences can expect to see incredible youth circus artists flip, fly and soar to new heights while enjoying the music and vibe of popular films Read More >
Sunday in the Park with Strings Con Brio Join the award-winning orchestra, Strings Con Brio, for an afternoon of light classical and popular selections which are sure to be crowd-pleasers. Featured soloists will be the dazzling duo guitarists Joseph Shields and Dr. Zachary Johnson performing the virtuosic Concerto for Two Guitars and Orchestra by Antonio Vivaldi. Read More >
An intimate 75-minute performance with the ONLY five-time World Champion Elvis Presley tribute artist, also featuring a special performance by Shawn Bryant as Buddy Holly.
The Pops Orchestra is proud to present a “High Five Pop Up Concert Series” featuring the String Quartet, Woodwind Quintet, and Brass Quintet from The Pops performing in various outdoor settings around the Suncoast region at 5:30 p.m. Conductor Robyn Bell will lead you through a 60-minute show full of laughs, stories, and, of course, Read More >
Join in on Sarasota Contemporary Dance's open company class. For advanced dancers.
What does it take for a good singer to become a dynamic cabaret performer? And how does cabaret singing differ from musical theatre performance? Vocal technique is only part of it. FST has been developing and producing cabaret since 1996, and now our cabaret catalogue is making its way to regional theatres and cabarets around the country*. Read More >
The New College of Florida Art Department is pleased to present the 2021 Thesis Exhibition entitled “what we do in the house that has no walls.” The artwork featured in this year’s exhibition reflects on diverse topics ranging from cultural identity, landscape, nostalgia, and the complex relationships between spirituality, popular culture, and politics. The exhibition includes work Read More >
The New College of Florida Art Department is pleased to present the 2021 Thesis Exhibition entitled “what we do in the house that has no walls.” The artwork featured in this year’s exhibition reflects on diverse topics ranging from cultural identity, landscape, nostalgia, and the complex relationships between spirituality, popular culture, and politics. The exhibition includes work Read More >
Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe (WBTT) is pleased to reinvigorate its WBTT Voices program with a special offering, “Telling Our Stories in the Black Theatre." In conjunction with WBTT’s new production of Dominique Morisseau’s play, “Pipeline,” renowned journalist Charlayne Hunter-Gault will facilitate a panel discussion via Zoom with Morisseau, WBTT Founder and Artistic Director Nate Jacobs, Read More >
From Billy Joel and Stevie Wonder to Carole King and Alicia Keys, Three Pianos celebrates the musical pioneers who refused to fit the mold of “rock star” and forged their own paths in the industry. This high-energy music revue will have you singing along to such ivory-tickling classics as “Crocodile Rock,” “Beautiful,” and “Just the Way You Read More >
The New College of Florida Art Department is pleased to present the 2021 Thesis Exhibition entitled “what we do in the house that has no walls.” The artwork featured in this year’s exhibition reflects on diverse topics ranging from cultural identity, landscape, nostalgia, and the complex relationships between spirituality, popular culture, and politics. The exhibition includes work Read More >
From Billy Joel and Stevie Wonder to Carole King and Alicia Keys, Three Pianos celebrates the musical pioneers who refused to fit the mold of “rock star” and forged their own paths in the industry. This high-energy music revue will have you singing along to such ivory-tickling classics as “Crocodile Rock,” “Beautiful,” and “Just the Way You Read More >
The New College of Florida Art Department is pleased to present the 2021 Thesis Exhibition entitled “what we do in the house that has no walls.” The artwork featured in this year’s exhibition reflects on diverse topics ranging from cultural identity, landscape, nostalgia, and the complex relationships between spirituality, popular culture, and politics. The exhibition includes work Read More >
Key Chorale has launched their 3rd installment of Come Together Choir – Online Choral Rehearsals, Volume 3. This outreach isn’t just for local singers, but can be experienced by anyone, anywhere in the country via Key Chorale’s YouTube channel. Volume 3, Too Darn Hot! The Music of Cole Porter includes music from the Great American Songbook. Participants will Read More >
Hop on board our air-conditioned trolley to visit three local art galleries during your 120-minute tour. Each gallery will provide wine and appetizers while you browse. Each tour has a specific art medium or style focus, so book all four to experience all that Sarasota galleries have to offer! In between gallery stops, enjoy a Read More >
From Billy Joel and Stevie Wonder to Carole King and Alicia Keys, Three Pianos celebrates the musical pioneers who refused to fit the mold of “rock star” and forged their own paths in the industry. This high-energy music revue will have you singing along to such ivory-tickling classics as “Crocodile Rock,” “Beautiful,” and “Just the Way You Read More >
The New College of Florida Art Department is pleased to present the 2021 Thesis Exhibition entitled “what we do in the house that has no walls.” The artwork featured in this year’s exhibition reflects on diverse topics ranging from cultural identity, landscape, nostalgia, and the complex relationships between spirituality, popular culture, and politics. The exhibition includes work Read More >
The Folk Legacy Trio sings the Great American Folksong Book™, the songs of the great Folk Era from the ‘50s through the mid-‘70s, including songs from The Weavers, The Kingston Trio, The Limeliters, Peter Paul & Mary, The New Christy Minstrels, The Brothers Four, The Chad Mitchell Trio, Tom Paxton, Judy Collins, Joan Baez, Gordon Read More >
From Billy Joel and Stevie Wonder to Carole King and Alicia Keys, Three Pianos celebrates the musical pioneers who refused to fit the mold of “rock star” and forged their own paths in the industry. This high-energy music revue will have you singing along to such ivory-tickling classics as “Crocodile Rock,” “Beautiful,” and “Just the Way You Read More >
Shankh Lahiri & Friends A Unique Indian Flamenco Fusion Project Saturday, May 8, 8pm $15 members/$20 nonmembers This is an outdoor concert. In the event of inclement weather the stage and most seats will be moved inside. Under the leadership of internationally touring musician, music composer and educator Shankh Lahiri, this unique Indian Flamenco Fusion Read More >
The New College of Florida Art Department is pleased to present the 2021 Thesis Exhibition entitled “what we do in the house that has no walls.” The artwork featured in this year’s exhibition reflects on diverse topics ranging from cultural identity, landscape, nostalgia, and the complex relationships between spirituality, popular culture, and politics. The exhibition includes work Read More >
With music made famous by Ella Fitzgerald, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Creedence Clearwater Revival, this revue starring Summer Cabaret favorite Carole J. Bufford explores the evolution of popular music from The Roaring Twenties to The Soaring Eighties. Featuring hits like “St. Louis Blues,” “Every Breath You Take,” “Sway,” and “A Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On.” Read More >
With music made famous by Ella Fitzgerald, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Creedence Clearwater Revival, this revue starring Summer Cabaret favorite Carole J. Bufford explores the evolution of popular music from The Roaring Twenties to The Soaring Eighties. Featuring hits like “St. Louis Blues,” “Every Breath You Take,” “Sway,” and “A Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On.” Read More >
From Billy Joel and Stevie Wonder to Carole King and Alicia Keys, Three Pianos celebrates the musical pioneers who refused to fit the mold of “rock star” and forged their own paths in the industry. This high-energy music revue will have you singing along to such ivory-tickling classics as “Crocodile Rock,” “Beautiful,” and “Just the Way You Read More >
Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe is thrilled to continue its “Light Up the Night!” open-air concert series with “Sistas in the Name of Soul.” This celebration of the female soul and R&B artists of the ‘70s (and some from the late ‘60s) will run from Saturday, May 8 through Sunday, June 6. Featured vocalists for the Read More >
The New College of Florida Art Department is pleased to present the 2021 Thesis Exhibition entitled “what we do in the house that has no walls.” The artwork featured in this year’s exhibition reflects on diverse topics ranging from cultural identity, landscape, nostalgia, and the complex relationships between spirituality, popular culture, and politics. The exhibition includes work Read More >
The Pops Orchestra is proud to present a “High Five Pop Up Concert Series” featuring the String Quartet, Woodwind Quintet, and Brass Quintet from The Pops performing in various outdoor settings around the Suncoast region at 5:30 p.m. Conductor Robyn Bell will lead you through a 60-minute show full of laughs, stories, and, of course, Read More >
Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe is thrilled to continue its “Light Up the Night!” open-air concert series with “Sistas in the Name of Soul.” This celebration of the female soul and R&B artists of the ‘70s (and some from the late ‘60s) will run from Saturday, May 8 through Sunday, June 6. Featured vocalists for the Read More >
From Billy Joel and Stevie Wonder to Carole King and Alicia Keys, Three Pianos celebrates the musical pioneers who refused to fit the mold of “rock star” and forged their own paths in the industry. This high-energy music revue will have you singing along to such ivory-tickling classics as “Crocodile Rock,” “Beautiful,” and “Just the Way You Read More >
From the turn-of-the-century Vaudeville stages to the mega-musical spectaculars of today, tap dance has been dazzling audiences for well over a century. The roots of tap, though, date back to long before the variety acts of the 1920s. Join Kyle Van Frank as he treks through the sometimes troubling, often surprising, and always inspiring history Read More >
The New College of Florida Art Department is pleased to present the 2021 Thesis Exhibition entitled “what we do in the house that has no walls.” The artwork featured in this year’s exhibition reflects on diverse topics ranging from cultural identity, landscape, nostalgia, and the complex relationships between spirituality, popular culture, and politics. The exhibition includes work Read More >
The New College of Florida Art Department is pleased to present the 2021 Thesis Exhibition entitled “what we do in the house that has no walls.” The artwork featured in this year’s exhibition reflects on diverse topics ranging from cultural identity, landscape, nostalgia, and the complex relationships between spirituality, popular culture, and politics. The exhibition includes work Read More >
Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe is thrilled to continue its “Light Up the Night!” open-air concert series with “Sistas in the Name of Soul.” This celebration of the female soul and R&B artists of the ‘70s (and some from the late ‘60s) will run from Saturday, May 8 through Sunday, June 6. Featured vocalists for the Read More >
The New College of Florida Art Department is pleased to present the 2021 Thesis Exhibition entitled “what we do in the house that has no walls.” The artwork featured in this year’s exhibition reflects on diverse topics ranging from cultural identity, landscape, nostalgia, and the complex relationships between spirituality, popular culture, and politics. The exhibition includes work Read More >
Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe is thrilled to continue its “Light Up the Night!” open-air concert series with “Sistas in the Name of Soul.” This celebration of the female soul and R&B artists of the ‘70s (and some from the late ‘60s) will run from Saturday, May 8 through Sunday, June 6. Featured vocalists for the Read More >
FST invites you to join us for conversations with some of the country's top playwrights creating art today. Hear directly from these artists about their processes and what it takes to get a play on its feet. -- Kate Hamill is one of the most widely produced playwrights in America today. Well known for her contemporary Read More >
Key Chorale has launched their 3rd installment of Come Together Choir – Online Choral Rehearsals, Volume 3. This outreach isn’t just for local singers, but can be experienced by anyone, anywhere in the country via Key Chorale’s YouTube channel. Volume 3, Too Darn Hot! The Music of Cole Porter includes music from the Great American Songbook. Participants will Read More >
Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe is thrilled to continue its “Light Up the Night!” open-air concert series with “Sistas in the Name of Soul.” This celebration of the female soul and R&B artists of the ‘70s (and some from the late ‘60s) will run from Saturday, May 8 through Sunday, June 6. Featured vocalists for the Read More >
Artists and Writers, Thinking Out Loud With Crystal Wilkinson, Hari Kunzru, and Lucy Kim Friday, May 14, 6 p.m. Hermitage Artist Retreat Beach, 6660 Manasota Key Road, Englewood, FL 34223 Author Crystal Wilkinson will discuss and read from her latest work, Perfect Black, a book of poems and legends about ancestry, culture, and the terrain Read More >
Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe is thrilled to continue its “Light Up the Night!” open-air concert series with “Sistas in the Name of Soul.” This celebration of the female soul and R&B artists of the ‘70s (and some from the late ‘60s) will run from Saturday, May 8 through Sunday, June 6. Featured vocalists for the Read More >
SPAACES is pleased to present the Ringling Fine Arts senior class of 2021 in a group exhibition the day after their graduation ceremony at the SPAACES Foundation art gallery. The Ringling Fine Arts grads are excited to begin their careers by showing at SPAACES with a wide variety of conceptual and representational work which includes Read More >
The Pops Orchestra is proud to present a “High Five Pop Up Concert Series” featuring the String Quartet, Woodwind Quintet, and Brass Quintet from The Pops performing in various outdoor settings around the Suncoast region at 5:30 p.m. Conductor Robyn Bell will lead you through a 60-minute show full of laughs, stories, and, of course, Read More >
Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe is thrilled to continue its “Light Up the Night!” open-air concert series with “Sistas in the Name of Soul.” This celebration of the female soul and R&B artists of the ‘70s (and some from the late ‘60s) will run from Saturday, May 8 through Sunday, June 6. Featured vocalists for the Read More >
FST Improv is serving up the laughter every Saturday night beginning March 20! Drawing inspiration from audience suggestions, FST Improvisers spin scenes, games, and songs…completely on the spot. With all-new rules, FST’s team of three socially-distanced funny people are back to bring you an all-new show with all-new laughs. Be sure to stay six feet from Read More >
Join us for an afternoon of friendship and song at the beautiful Nathan Benderson Park, Finish Tower. Put your feet in the sand while the chorus celebrates gay and gay-friendly composers.
Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe is thrilled to continue its “Light Up the Night!” open-air concert series with “Sistas in the Name of Soul.” This celebration of the female soul and R&B artists of the ‘70s (and some from the late ‘60s) will run from Saturday, May 8 through Sunday, June 6. Featured vocalists for the Read More >
Grace Pettis Sunday, May 16, 7pm $15 members/$20 nonmembers This is an outdoor concert. In the event of inclement weather the stage and most seats will be moved inside. An award-winning singer-songwriter from Austin via Alabama, Grace Pettis’s music has been characterized as “a little bit folk, a little bit country/Americana, and a whole lot Read More >
Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe is thrilled to continue its “Light Up the Night!” open-air concert series with “Sistas in the Name of Soul.” This celebration of the female soul and R&B artists of the ‘70s (and some from the late ‘60s) will run from Saturday, May 8 through Sunday, June 6. Featured vocalists for the Read More >
Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe is thrilled to continue its “Light Up the Night!” open-air concert series with “Sistas in the Name of Soul.” This celebration of the female soul and R&B artists of the ‘70s (and some from the late ‘60s) will run from Saturday, May 8 through Sunday, June 6. Featured vocalists for the Read More >
Key Chorale has launched their 3rd installment of Come Together Choir – Online Choral Rehearsals, Volume 3. This outreach isn’t just for local singers, but can be experienced by anyone, anywhere in the country via Key Chorale’s YouTube channel. Volume 3, Too Darn Hot! The Music of Cole Porter includes music from the Great American Songbook. Participants will Read More >
Nor Cast Before Swine I originally had the idea for this piece back in 2014 when I was attending New World School of the Arts. I then continued to re-create and expand my idea and bring it to the stage for the “Voices” show with Sarasota Contemporary Dance in 2019. During the process of choreographing Read More >
Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe is thrilled to continue its “Light Up the Night!” open-air concert series with “Sistas in the Name of Soul.” This celebration of the female soul and R&B artists of the ‘70s (and some from the late ‘60s) will run from Saturday, May 8 through Sunday, June 6. Featured vocalists for the Read More >
Pulitzer Prize Winner Michael R. Jackson: Just Sittin' Here Lookin' Presented by the Hermitage Artist Retreat in partnership with Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe Friday, May 21, 6:30 pm Hermitage Artist Retreat Beach 6660 Manasota Key Road, Englewood, FL 34223 Also available via live-stream. Registration ($5/person) is required. It’s been a heck of a year and Michael R. Read More >
Nor Cast Before Swine I originally had the idea for this piece back in 2014 when I was attending New World School of the Arts. I then continued to re-create and expand my idea and bring it to the stage for the “Voices” show with Sarasota Contemporary Dance in 2019. During the process of choreographing Read More >
Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe is thrilled to continue its “Light Up the Night!” open-air concert series with “Sistas in the Name of Soul.” This celebration of the female soul and R&B artists of the ‘70s (and some from the late ‘60s) will run from Saturday, May 8 through Sunday, June 6. Featured vocalists for the Read More >
Visit our website for more information about our upcoming summer intensive offerings! http://www.sarasotacontemporarydance.org/summer-intensive
Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe is thrilled to continue its “Light Up the Night!” open-air concert series with “Sistas in the Name of Soul.” This celebration of the female soul and R&B artists of the ‘70s (and some from the late ‘60s) will run from Saturday, May 8 through Sunday, June 6. Featured vocalists for the Read More >
FST Improv is serving up the laughter every Saturday night beginning March 20! Drawing inspiration from audience suggestions, FST Improvisers spin scenes, games, and songs…completely on the spot. With all-new rules, FST’s team of three socially-distanced funny people are back to bring you an all-new show with all-new laughs. Be sure to stay six feet from Read More >
Russian Ballet, Inc. proudly presents the world premiere - an original full-length ballet performance “Aladdin” at The Sarasota Opera House with international guest dancers, beautiful hand-made costumes, and awe-inspiring sets. Internationally renowned master choreographer Vadim Fedotov and Sarasota’s very own composer Dr. David Goldstein collaborated with School of Russian Ballet to bring a new production Read More >
Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe is thrilled to continue its “Light Up the Night!” open-air concert series with “Sistas in the Name of Soul.” This celebration of the female soul and R&B artists of the ‘70s (and some from the late ‘60s) will run from Saturday, May 8 through Sunday, June 6. Featured vocalists for the Read More >
Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe is thrilled to continue its “Light Up the Night!” open-air concert series with “Sistas in the Name of Soul.” This celebration of the female soul and R&B artists of the ‘70s (and some from the late ‘60s) will run from Saturday, May 8 through Sunday, June 6. Featured vocalists for the Read More >