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Theatre Arts Receives $10,000 Grant | Grand View University - Vimarsana News

Theatre Arts Receives $10,000 Grant | Grand View University

Grand View Theatre Arts is pleased to announce it has been approved by the National Endowment for the Arts for a Challenge America award of $10,000.

Review: Birthing a new musical is a Sisyphean endeavor, but St. Pete's freeFall Theatre succeeds with 'Oz' - Vimarsana News

Review: Birthing a new musical is a Sisyphean endeavor, but St. Pete's freeFall Theatre succeeds with 'Oz'

Poor L. Frank Baum (of “Wizard of Oz” fame) desperately wants to be Melville or Dickens—to write substantial novels for adults. But this path is hard, slogging work fraught with writer’s block. Baum’s problem is that his Emerald City fantasies flow from his mind like a tsunami, and make him the most treasured children’s book author of his era. When “printing ‘Oz’ books is like printing money,” it’s hard to stop.

freeFall Theatre to present 'The Agitators' - Vimarsana News

freeFall Theatre to present 'The Agitators'

ST. PETERSBURG — freeFall will start off 2023 with a new play by Mat Smart, winner of the Inge Festival's Otis Guernsey New Voices in the American Theatre Award.

Fall Festival begins Thursday in Stone - Vimarsana News

Fall Festival begins Thursday in Stone

Louisiana Tech’s Fall Theatre Festival, featuring eight short original works written and directed by Tech students, runs Thursday through Sunday (Oct. 20-23) in Stone Theatre.

Source: latech.edu
Sarasota's Urbanite Theatre plans two world premieres in ninth season - Vimarsana News

Sarasota's Urbanite Theatre plans two world premieres in ninth season

The downtown Sarasota theater known for edgy regional premieres plans to return to its roots after a lighter season to welcome audiences back.