I went with a group of friends to see the musical, "The Mystery of Edwin Drood". I didn't know what…read moreto expect and absolutely loved it! The cast was very talented. The songs were joyous and entertaining. The show was interactive and so much fun! The seats were also very comfortable. All of the cast/crew are volunteers and you can tell they love what they do. I will definitely be back for another show here! All of the cast was wonderful, but my favorite "volunteer" there was Sparks, the sweet Dalmation pup, whose dad runs the lights.

After attending "many" performances at this lovely little playhouse...I had the pleasure once again…read moreto enjoy another...The Mystery of Edwin Droood. Charles Dickens "unfinished work! It was incredible, well performed, had great set design,...and was soooo interactive. These thespians, certainly are "professionals". This time the audience solved the mystery of the piece. Dickens died before finishing it , so of course, "who done it" was unknown. We were given clues along the way...and voted during the final act...then the players acted out "our" ending. For those who don't know, the theater celebrated its 100th anniversary this year and appears to be thriving. However, it does not live on without the support of you...me... and the rest of the community. So check out their upcoming performances, and look into next season... "See you at the play!" "!

Went to see Stephen Sondheim (1930-2021) A Little Nigh Music last night…read more The good news is they're or will renovate the venue. One of the fundraising efforts is, selling a seat, starting at $1,000. As usual, they seat the late comes; a few patrons non stop talking; candy wrappers ... for a moment, it feels like a zoo or among kindergartners. I think if they enforce the late comer rule, people may respect it a little more.

This historic arts venue and theater built in 1925 features an 880 seat concert hall. Formerly a…read morechurch and designed in the Basilican in the Romanesque Revival style of architecture. It was sold in 1998 to the Palladium Theatre and renovated. Then in 2007 was given to St. Petersburg College. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2003. We purchased tickets $25 for the modern dance show Beacon. We had great seats and sat second row center. It was very entertaining and had an enjoyable evening.

One of the BEST things about this venue is free parking and gorgeous views outside (waterfront,…read moreDali museum, airfield). It is also a theatre where every seat is good (unless very tall people sit in front of you) and sound is excellent. We've seen many shows here and find the paid and volunteer staff welcoming and helpful. The bathroom situation is similar to other places in that they have several places to go, but it can be a lengthy wait if more women than men attend the event. Men always seem to be much more quick! Our latest outing here was for ONE NIGHT OF QUEEN. It was louder than we wanted (Apple Watch went off many times warning of hearing loss). The light show was amazing. The musical side was good, but not spectacular (why could we not understand what they were singing for the first 4 obscure Queen songs?). We look forward to attending more events here.

Great size theater, hard to find a bad seat. The lobby has beautiful water views. They have a good…read moresize parking lot and parking was included for the event I attended!

I have nothing but great things to say about SPSF. I have always felt comfortable and taken care of…read morewhen working with this organization. They are inclusive, accommodating, and welcoming; people from all walks of life are encouraged to take part in their shows.

Amazing, intimate theater in downtown St. Pete. Provocative…read moreshows, fantastic acting.

Went to Into the Woods outside at Demens Landing. Been to several of the outdoor plays before and…read morewas surprised the crowd was smaller. Not a well known show outside the theatre world. The show, although well done was really long (first act was 90 minutes). Lots of people left at intermission. Maybe not the best choice of a play for your big outdoor, fundraising show. Performances, lights, costumes, sound, music, set were good.

The Raymond James Theatre is a fabulous facility in Downtown St. Petersburg, in St. Petersburg…read moreCollege. It's small and intimate (probably less than 200 seats) which allows the audience to connect with the performers. I have seen various shows by American Stage and am always impressed with how they can transform the stage. I also love that they bring the set into the audience! The theatre is location on the second floor and has a service area where you can purchase beer, wine, and even liquor before a performance or during intermission. The theatre is currently requiring guests to show vaccination and wear masks during the show.

Wow, I'm bummed it's taken me this long to check out Spitfire!! As one of the only one of my…read morefriends who stayed in town Christmas week, I was on the hunt for something fun to do solo. I went to a purchase a ticket for the Saturday night Whose Line show, but it sold out! I called and they said they have a few overflow seat accommodations, and I should come anyway. Even sitting off to the side on a chair, I had the time of my life. I truly can't wait to come back. All improv, lots of audience inspo, and just soooo much fun. All the players were great and I'm really looking forward to bringing my friends next time! A few snacks/canned bevvies for purchase. About 30 seats for the show. Great host, great lighting, great everything!!

Love to support up and coming students learning improv. A small intimate setting with friendly…read morestaff.