Plus: How to prep for a production in the park
| Forward this to a friend Subscribe to more newsletters | | Hippity, hoppity, Easter's on its way. That also means we are at the height of snowbird and spring break season, so brace yourselves. Clearwater Beach will once again welcome master sand sculptors for its annual Sugar Sand Festival. And two local stage icons have remarkably never been on stage together in the same show, until now, playing Sherlock and Watson. We have a new newsletter in the works to help you plan a perfect day in cities across Tampa Bay. And if you are stocking your picnic basket for this year's American Stage production in the park, we have a checklist for you. | | |
| | | | | | BEFORE YOU GO | .jpg) | | [LUIS SANTANA | Times] | | Pack a picnic for the theater | | To help you prepare for an evening of live outdoor theater, we’ve rounded up this year’s must-knows (new rules, theme nights and more), plus tried-and-true tips for St. Petersburg’s American Stage in the Park.
This year's production is “Ragtime,” a Tony-winning musical that debuted on Broadway in 1998 and tells the story of three American families in the early 1900s.
Click below for a guide to prepare for an evening of live outdoor theater. | | | | Contact Sharon Kennedy Wynne at swynne@tampabay.com. Follow @SharonKWn. | | Did someone forward this to you? Get Top 5 in your own inbox next time. It's free to subscribe. Sign up here. | | | | | | Contact us Privacy policy Terms, conditions and copyright Standard of accuracy | | © 2023 • All Rights Reserved
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