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Postcard, The Pen Is Mightier, 2008, Rosalie Peck, Studio At 620, Jon Wilson

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A beautifully symbolic gesture of rememberance, St. Petersburg's Historic 22nd Street South by Rosalie Peck and Jon Wilson, explores the vibrancy of one of Florida's most relevant and cherished African American landmarks. From its origins, through the draconian Jim Crow, and until present day, 22nd Street South has been a haven and a center for a neighborhood, a movement and a culture. The Pen Is Mightier and The Studio@620, invite all members of the writing and non-writing community to come experience, explore and learn. There is a workshop in the afternoon to be followed by a reading/discussion of the text …

Postcard, The Shape Of Space To Come, 2008, Daniel Nelson, Studio At 620, David Bewley, Bob Devin Jones, Paul Burton, Jeffrey James, Joe Mccue, Timm Mettler, Jon Milton

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An exhibition of Visual Art and Artifacts by Daniel Nelson. Artist Daniel Nelson will be presenting an exhibition of visual art at Studio@620: "The Shape of Space to Come." The body of works on display are intended to examine issues of space, in the conventions of painting, as well as to critique the experience of space in contemporary cultural and social experience. Mr. Nelson would like to challenge the viewer to consider his or her own perception of space and to provide her or him with an arena of visual play.

Program, The Wild Party, 2008, George C. Wolf, Studio At 620, Michael John Lachiusa, Joseph Moncure March

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freeFall Theatre Company presents the cutting-edge musical, The Wild Party, by George C. Wolf and Michael John LaChiusa. This ground-breaking musical, based on Joseph Moncure March's celebrated jazz age poem, will play in an entirely re-imagined production at St. Petersburg's Studio@620 from September 17-28.

Postcard, The Print Show: Selections From Printmakers, 2008, Dorian Angello, Studio At 620, Demi Barth, Coralette Damme, Myron Hansen, Jon Mccue, Timm Mettler, Rob Mullins, Brandi Palmer

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Explore printmaking as an artistic medium and the various techniques employed by eight local artists. Printmaking has a utilitarian history, from first being used to print playing cards for entertainment and as a way to disseminate information to a large audience. But in the hands of a creative artist, printmaking takes on a new life and meaning. A variety of printmaking methods will be on exhibit including silkscreen, monotype, relief, and lithograph techniques as well as the tool and materials used in the process.

Program, The Print Show: Selections From Printmakers, 2008, Dorian Angello, Studio At 620, Rob Mullins, Coralette Damme

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Printmaking has a utilitarian history, from first being used to print playing cards for entertainment and as a way to disseminate information to a large audience. But in the hands of a creative artist, printmaking takes on a new life and meaning. Explore printmaking as an artistic medium and the various techniques employed by eight local artists.

Postcard, The Girlie Show Bigtop Burlesque, 2008, Ann Cornelius, Studio At 620, Michelle Dowdy, Lisa Finegold, Arianna Hoeppner, Melissa Oropesa, Rosie Stovall, Colleen Cherry, Brandon Warren, Glenn Grieves, Jamieson Lindenburg, Dylan Glatthorn, Alana Clapp, John Wilder, Ben Verhulst, Jordan Stovall

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Step right up for the second annual twenty@620 "Girlie Show." The girls are back under their "Big Top" with a review that's sure to keep your blood boiling all summer long. With 8 performances this year there is no excuse to miss this three-ring spectacle. Reserve your seat today! Special Cabaret Seating! Experience The Girlie Show "Cabaret Style" at our up-close table seating that includes complimentary refreshments.

Postcard, In A Mellow Tone: Nate Najar And John Lamb, 2008, Nate Najar, Studio At 620, John Lamb

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The Studio@620 will swing through the night as local and legendary jazz performers fill the gallery with live music. Nate Najar is one of only few guitarists who play jazz on the classical guitar. Contrapuntal lines, lush harmony, and a full swinging sound have come to be associated with his guitar work. Jazz icon and ever-popular virtuoso performer, bassist John Lamb will share the stage with Nate Najar. John Lamb performed with the legendary Duke Ellington Orchestra for more than ten years.

Program, Summer Camp '08, 2008, Bob Devin Jones, Studio At 620, Jeff Papa

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The Studio@620 invites you to join us for a seriously frivolous exhibition celebrating the spirit of extravagance, and all things camp. This event of semi-epic proportions will include classic films, live musical stylings, culinary wonders, mostly unrehearsed theatrical performances, hand carved tikis, video oddities, exotic fashionry and objects d'Art. Don't miss theme song inspired theatrical events and re-enactments from Hairspray before the film begins on Thursday July 24 and a special fashion show between films on Saturday evening July 26. Too many surprises to list them all here so you'll just have to come and see for yourself!

Postcard, Manifesto: Musical Stage Reading, 2008, Dylan Glatthorn, Studio At 620, Glenn Grieves, Jamieson Lindenburg, Paul Alexander, Jared O'Roark, Nick Matthews, John Bambery, Michelle Dowdy, Chanel Thomas, Bonnie Agan, Kevin Brown, Colleen Cherry, Jordan Stovall, Rj Hunt, Melissa Oropesa

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It's turn of the century Ireland and things are changing throughout the island. Restless after years of British rule, Irish Patriots begin to stand up and take back their homeland. Jack Gerreghty doesn't think fighting is the answer, until he meets the love of his life, Rachel. Beginning 16 years before the Easter Rising, Manifesto tells a story of a battle for a country that refuses to give up and a love that cannot be defeated. Presented in a workshop format with a string quartet, Manifesto offers an opportunity to see new musical theatre followed by a brief talk-back with …

Postcard, Art, 2008, Sam French, Studio At 620, Austin Ruffer, Joe Stribling, Christopher Hampton, Gibbs High School

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The Studio@620 presents "Art," a play about art, friendship and the age-old debate concerning "What is art?" Featuring current students and alumni of PCCA/Gibbs High School. Cast includes actors Sam French, Austin Ruffer, and Joe Stribling, guided by Artistic Advisor Rod Hansen. Written by Yasmina Reza, translated from the original French text by Christopher Hampton.

Program, The Florimezzo Music Festival, 2008, St. Petersburg Opera Co., Studio At 620, First Presbyterian Palladium Theater

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Florimezzo provides educational and performance opportunities to students, music educators and community musicians, Members of the Florida Orchestra and other professional musicians serve as mentors (clinicians/coaches( by leading rehearsals and playing in the ensembles that perform in FloriMezzo concerts. Our organization is based on the philosophy that tremendous learning and exciting artisitc products are created in a cross-generational and cross-occupational environment. Our concerts reach a broad community base because of the diversity of our musicians. We program ensembles of all sizes to meet the needs of the wide variety of instruments played by our members. Our concerts provide audience members …

Postcard, Killer's Head, 2008, Sam Shepherd, Studio At 620, Alice Ferrulo, Black Horse Theater, Zach Thompson, Robert Raphael Ferrulo, Derrick A. Johnson, Beau Smith, Ryan J. Mcpherren, Peter Melaragno, Michael Conway, Micknight.Com

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Postcard, Jazz Guitarist Terrence Brewer, 2008, Terrence Brewer, Studio At 620, Stephen Hart

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Don't miss this opportunity to witness and enjoy a live jazz performance by San Francisco guitarist Terrence Brewer at The Studio@620. Terrence is known for his passionate and improvisational playing. He was the 2007 winner of the San Francisco Weekly Music Award for Best Jazz Artist in addition to being named Artist of the Year 2007 by the Oakland Chamber of Commerce. "Brewer has a natural, inviting sound that instantly transports you back to the heyday of classic jazz guitar..." -David Rubien (San Francisco Chronicle)

Program, Hugo, 2008, Bob Devin Jones, Studio At 620, Jonathan Van Gils

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The Studio@620 presents the world premiere of a new play by student playwright Jonathan Van Gils, Directed by Bob Devin Jones. This play centers around three characters: Hugo, The Producer, and Rachel. Hugo is young, homeless man; also a filmmaker. The Producer, a drug dealing, pot smoking, Joni Mitchell super-fan, Pellegrino swindling social revolutionary, leader of the band Snack Attack, and movie producer. Rachel, a lustrous, University student, writer with cinematic aspirations; also young. All three of these characters come together to work, live, and party in Hugo's loft. The goal is to manifest Hugo's long lost screenplay, but The …

Program, Folk Art: Florida, Up South, And The Rest Of America, 2008, Camille Ann Brewer, Studio At 620, Jeanine Taylor, Jeff Klinkenberg

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The work selected for Folk Art: Florida, Up South, and the Rest of America features primarily representational art-the landscape and images of people. Some of the images represent places in time, individuals, dreams and/or fantasies, or special events. All deal with some aspect of the human condition.

Postcard, Lol: Two Evenings With "Ranney," Mr. Funny Blackman, 2008, Ranney Lawrence, Studio At 620

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Local Legend and international stand-up comedian "ranney" will be performing two nights of hilarity beyond the typical Comedy Club experience. ROTFL and join the debate: Is "Ranney" the coolest nerd or the nerdiest cool dude in the world of comedy? The only way to know is to come and LOL.

Postcard, The Juried Art Show, 2008, Central Art Supply Company, Studio At 620, Erika Greenberg Schneider, William Jeffett, The Dalí Museum, Bleu Acier Gallery

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Postcard, For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/When The Rainbow Is Enuf, 2008, Leonard Williams, Studio At 620, Ntozake Shange, Paulette Walker Johnson, Bob Devin Jones, Shanelle Freeman, Erica Sutherlin, Aleshea Harris, Kiesha Murray, Margo Miner, Venus Jones, Brandii Edwards, Brianna Morin, Samantha Symon, Jai Hinson, Dundu Dole Urban African Ballet, Sharon Scott, Andrida Hosey, Ranney Lawrence, James Tokley

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For Colored Girls who have Considered Suicide/When the Rainbow is Enuf, by Ntozake Shange was a watershed in American Theatre. This original, fierce and haunting Choreopoem, first published 1975 was a clarion call to thousand of African American women, who saw themselves, their struggles and their determinations rendered in vivid, powerful language. The beautiful poetry of the play is immediate and universal, full of homecoming redemption and celebration.

Postcard, Don't 3, 2008, Alice Ferrulo, Studio At 620, Black Horse Theatre, Richard Weiser, Edith Piaf, Richard Seelbach, Beau Smith, Grace-Anne Alfiero, Michael Conway, Autumn Musick, Liz Bryant, Beau Smith, Yasmin Fouad, Michael Parinello, Frank Strunk Iii

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"Black Horse Theatre is committed to addressing the human state of being. It does so with great intensity and passion. Always intimate and vulnerable, the work is set forth in hopes of rattling the mind and spirit. To achieve its mission, Black Horse Theatre uniquely draws upon components of dance, theater and film to design signature images that are urgent and impactful. Image-Maker...Alice Ferrulo

Le Salon De Danse, Studio At 620

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A new dance series featuring contemporary choreographers "Le Salon de Danse" continues with Andee Scott from Texas on Nov 15, and Heather Maloney from Miami on Dec 20. Curated by Michael Foley and Melanie Verdeaux this series brings international dancers to St. Petersburg the scene. Come experience their energy and creativity in the intimate space of the Studio@620.

Le Salon De Danse, Studio At 620

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A new dance series featuring contemporary choreographers. In the tradition of the 19th century “Salons” in Paris where patrons could experience an artist’s work in a close setting, Studio @ 620 introduces a new series, “Le Salon de Danse.” This new series brings audiences closer to a contemporary choreographers work in a program of short solos held in the intimate setting of the Studio@620.

Circumference Of A Squirrel, Studio At 620, John Walch

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The Studio@620 presents Circumference of a Squirrel by John Walch, a one-man play performed by Gavin Hawk, with direction by Larry Silverberg.

About the play: Meet Chester, a young man with many obsessions: his father, his mother, his ex-wife, the virology of rabies, and most importantly... squirrels. Circles, both real and figurative, whirl out of control in this darkly comic one-man show. And at the center of them all sits an enigmatic squirrel.