Avery Anderson
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- Sep 17, 2026
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This play about Atlanta's 1880s washtub unions is Tampa Bay's most urgent show (opens the original)
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In the summer of 1881, twenty Black laundresses in Atlanta did some basic math on their backbreaking labor, realized they were being exploited, and decided they had washed their last shirt for pennies. They formed the Washing Society, set a firm rate of one dollar per twelve pounds of laundry, and walked off the job. Within weeks, roughly 3,000 women—Black and white alike—joined the cause, bringing the entire city to a grinding halt and securing the post-Civil War South’s first successful interr
'Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike' is the biggest risk St. Pete's Off-Central Players has ever taken (opens the original)
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Let’s be honest: when most Tampa Bay residents think about live theater, they tend to split into two camps. Either you’re dropping half a paycheck at a mega-arts center to sit in row ZZ where the actors look like dressed-up LEGO figures, or you’re dodging local theater altogether out of a lingering fear of awkward community hall productions. Enter The Off-Central Players, who are currently staging a quiet revolution—and a deliciously noisy farce—right in the heart of St. Petersburg’s Grand Centr
'Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike' is the biggest risk St. Pete's Off-Central Players has ever taken (opens the original)
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Let’s be honest: when most Tampa Bay residents think about live theater, they tend to split into two camps. Either you’re dropping half a paycheck at a mega-arts center to sit in row ZZ where the actors look like dressed-up LEGO figures, or you’re dodging local theater altogether out of a lingering fear of awkward community hall productions. Enter The Off-Central Players, who are currently staging a quiet revolution—and a deliciously noisy farce—right in the heart of St. Petersburg’s Grand Centr
Visitors at Tampa's 'Art of Banksy' show will enter and exit through the Straz Center backstage loading bay (opens the original)
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For an artist who built a career on anonymity and anti-establishment graffiti, there is a certain beautiful irony to the reality of a massive, heavily secured blockbuster exhibition. Welcome to “The Art of Banksy,” a touring juggernaut making its highly anticipated Tampa debut at the Straz Center for the Performing Arts. But if you are expecting a quiet, high-brow evening of staring blankly at a canvas while pretending to understand modern art, you are in the wrong place. The exhibition has hist
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