I've been coming to Jobsite productions for years with my good friends and I'm so impressed by the…read moreacting, the facilities, the quality of the productions and the staff. This is such a talented troupe of performers, who do such high quality work. I'm constantly amazed by the variety of the shows and the staging/set decorating. Jobsite shows are at the Straz Center for the Performing Arts in downtown Tampa. The intimacy of the smaller theaters (the Jaeb, which is often set up with tables and also has seats up in the mezzanine... and the Shimburg Playhouse, which has chairs on risers) makes the experience so immersive. It's almost theater in the round. You feel like you're in the show, not watching it. We've seen everything from Shakespeare reimagined to Rocky Horror and it's all been compelling and spellbinding. My only gripe is about the hard chairs in the Shimburg. They're so close together, you feel like you can't move, because you'll disturb those next to you. I'm tall, too-and I'm always afraid that I'll block the view for people behind me, so I scoot way down, adding to the discomfort factor. But that part is on me. You can pick your seats, so that's helpful. Adding to the joy of these productions: they're affordable. And they're even cheaper if you have season tickets, like my friends do. I go along to couple of shows a year and it's easy to get my separately purchased seats, next to theirs. Parking... well, it's downtown. But there's nearby street parking and flat lots. You can use parking apps to find spots. I tend to park at the nearby Poe garage, because I'm so familiar with it (it's south of the public library, next to Curtis Hixon Park). There are also more and more fun eateries within walking distance... and on nice days, you can stroll the nearby Riverwalk before or after a show. I really should consider season tickets. See you there?

Incredible local theater! They put on a range of performances from Shakespeare to the most recent…read moreThe Shark is Broken, a look at the cast of Jaws behind the scenes. I was thrilled to see this show sold out and to see this theater getting that kind of support. The acting is phenomenal. You cannot go wrong spending a night out at one of their shows.

We keep coming here because it's convenient to our home, has pleasant employees, good sound and…read moreVERY comfortable reclining seats. In the past year we have not encountered any problems (seating, noise, unruly patrons). We have made memories after seeing movies on the BIG screen in a comfortable location. Can't comment on the food as we haven't had any concessions since we've had to cut out popcorn & soda from our diet due to health problems. We eat before we come, or after. Popcorn DOES smell delicious and the soda dispenser is convenient.

I watched 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple at this location for the first time. It was in a…read moreone of their smaller theaters, but tge lounge chairs were extra comfy and it was clean. Didn't interact much with staff, so I can't really rate on that. I'd go back.

I've only been twice but enjoyed both concerts & could see everything pretty good even sitting in…read morethe back both times...

I like to collect centerfolds of girls named Ella, and then pin them to my wall. In fact, there's a…read morepark across from my house where I did the same on every tree in said park. It's called Pin Ellas Park. Lovely place to see a little local show in Pinellas Park and a really nice part of the community. I was invited along here by friends from Clearwater and we all agreed we'll definitely come back again. Little communities are built on little places like this. They have some little eclectic local and international shows and events. It's great.

Very nice intimate venue located in what was once a school house. Very clean & well kept building…read more Seating was comfortable and the acoustics were great for the Motown tribute band we enjoyed. They had a tiny refreshment area that only had bottled water & movie theater candy for purchase. I think they could expand on that thought a little more, maybe.

The Performing Arts Center is in the old Tarpon Springs High School, and is co-located with city…read moreoffices. The building is in great shape for its age, and is obviously well maintained. We attended a musical theater show at the performing arts center. The seats looked original to the 1920s-era building. They are in good shape, but perhaps not all the comfortable for modern bodies. I didn't mind the hard seat, but if you have back problems and it's a long show, you may want to bring a seat cushion with you. The seats are also rather narrow and the rows very close together, something to keep in mind if you are a plus-sized or tall individual. Think coach-class airline seats with less padding. The lighting for the show was excellent, but there was no sound system AT ALL. Sometimes the singers were drowned out by the piano, even though the pianist wasn't playing overly loudly. If you have some question about being able to hear the performance, you will definitely want to sit close to the front.

This music festival was FANTASTIC! The bands were great, there was a wonderful breeze blowing, all…read morethe beer was local craft beer, the stages were near each other and the scheduling made it such that you could catch some of every band's set if you wanted to. The tickets are very reasonably priced. The beer, food, and water was SO well-priced! I was in shock. We had planned to bring our own snacks and drinks but when we realized a craft beer was like $6 and a water $2 we decided to lighten our load and just bring chairs and sunscreen. This festival is a fundraiser for the non-profit Safety Harbor Art & Music Center (SHAMc). 2017 was my first year going and it was so awesome that I really regret not going in the past! My priority band was The Wood Brothers. I was thrilled with Magic Giant and Birds of Chicago and really enjoyed Charlie Mars, Fantastic Negrito, The Mulligan Brothers, Rising Appalachia, and the Caravan of Thieves members who were there. The singer-songwriters (solo artists) all had great voices and lyrics and were really talented. I can't wait for next year! I love discovering new-to-me bands and I hope to see Magic Giant again soon. This band got down into the crowd, had the security barriers removed, and was singing and playing instruments surrounded by all of us. There were little kids, elderly couples, and everyone in between. Really a cool experience and a great way to close out the festival. In addition to great bands, there were chalk artists, a bus mural, circus performers, a kite flying club, and people making giant bubbles. Someone was also selling those inflatable bag things to sit/lay on. They're harder than they look to inflate. This isn't a festival where you can camp, so it isn't plagued by many of the usual festival problems. For one, the restrooms stay usable. Drug use is discrete and mild...you won't have to explain to one of your kids why a woman is convulsing in the middle of a field. You can also come and go during the festival and walk to downtown SH for food if nothing on-site sounds good. Final impression: I hope to never again miss this music festival in paradise.

Great spot, right on Old Tampa Bay. Great food trucks, craft beer and outrageous music. Listening…read moreto Ben Taylor and Sophie Hiller right now. Think I've died and gone to heaven. More, much more tomorrow Sunday the 6th

Loved the Art and seafood festival on the waterfront. It was free to get in. The seafood options…read morewere great, Got Lobster lobster rolls are amazing, Frenchy's crab fries are to die for, Clearsky' grouper nuggets are so yummy, Groovy Dawgs gator dogs can't be missed, there was so much to try. Sherry's Crab Cakes... their crab Mac and cheese is awesome! Okay I didn't eat all this by myself we all shared. Love the Honeycomb ice cream and hoppers mini donuts. You could eat until you bust! The different tents with all the art was quite a sight to be hold. Such Talent. I will admit I came home with a couple of pieces. Fabulous work some out of my price range and some affordable. They had a band playing and people were enjoying themselves. Pets were welcome. There was a children's area with art and games, there was a Huge VIP tent with comfortable furniture in there. ( it cost extra for VIP) The breeze off the water was great. It was a pretty good crowd people were happy it was great weather. There was Beer and Wine for sale. I noticed a a good amount of police on-site as well as medical so it felt secure.

Great day near the water. The art booths were great and I bought a few wonderful items, but the…read morefood didn't have a lot of seafood for a "seafood" festival. And those that did offer it were only offering expensive options. Don't get me wrong I'll spend good money on good food but for the prices I'll walk to the local places and have a table and service for the same cost.

Dance and Circus Arts is so professional and so fun at the same time! We love it so much for our…read moreson and daughter. There are so many options of classes and they adhere to the health amd safety of thier growing bodies. We love seeing all thier hard work and progression at thier performances.

This place is SUPER COOL!!! They have a terrific facility. How cool is it that there's a place you…read morecan learn CIRCUS ARTS!!! So fun. Great workout. They also have ballet and other dance classes so you can mix it up. Great studio spaces. I got a tour and a bit of a show during the Clearwater Centennial Celebration Art hop. I love this place!!! It's spacious. The people who work there and take classes are passionate and joyful. Even the t-shirt design is super cool!!! No reason to ever be bored again. :) You can catch some of their circus arts performers in shows including at Casa Tina's on weekends. They also perform for corporate events and birthdays. Their website is www.danceandcircusarts.com/ and they are on Facebook. Love love love.

We have a special needs son who went to the movies for the first time be himself at 22. A wonderful…read morelady who works there "Dee" was so kind and helpful! She helped him get his popcorn drink and snacks! Nice to know kind people still exist in this world! Gives you peace of mind! So thank you Dee for your kind heart!

Didn't get any photos this time around but my family and I enjoyed our visit to this theater. It…read morewas clean and fulfilled everything we would need to enjoy a movie. Staff were friendly and the seats were updated and reclined as intended. Easy free parking. Not overly busy on a Saturday afternoon.