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At Studio@620, An 'Eternal Boy', Lennie Bennett, Studio At 620

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"'Puer Aeternus' is an exhibition of new of new original artworks by Dr. Adam Miguez Estevez. A psychiatrist and painter has his second exhibition at the downtown St. Petersburg Gallery."

Program, Alphabet Of Art, 2012, Mary Stenov, Studio At 620, Raphael Levchin, Nazarre Merchant, Vitaly Rakhman, Vitaly Komar, Victor Peppard, Tanya Storch, Eckerd College

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Featuring work by 34 artists from 7 different countries and 20 cities, Alphabet of Art is more than an exhibition of fine and innovative modern art-it takes the viewer to a new level of consciousness in its examination of the visual importance of letters, numbers, and music, integreating them with other images, creating works where different ideas, principles and approaches to art meet. A truly international exhibit about building global understanding and peaceful communication, Alphabet of Art attempts to identify the motives which compel artists to go beyond traditional boundaries. This exhibition has garnered international attention, traveling to Moscow and …

Midtown Images On Exhibit, Dirk Shadd, Tampa Bay Times

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Feature about the "Through Our Eyes: Midtown and Beyond" exhibit at Studio@620.

Theater: He Bop, J G, Julie Garisto

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Studio@620 replaces an x with a y chromosome in staging the comedy 'The Men.'

Film: Dead Right, J G, Julie Garisto

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Studio@620 shows the Ecuadorian film "My Time Will Come" for the 2012 Tampa Bay International Film Festival.

A Job, Three Parties And Staying Afloat, Marty Clear, American Stage Theater

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Article about theatrical performance "Congratulations, Joe!" directed by Gavin Hawk, at the Studio@620.

Spoken Word/Literature/Music: Hughes Clues, Julie Garisto

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"Spend an evening with verse celebrating one of Amercia's greatest 20th-century poets, with 1920s costumes, history, music, love, words, and movement. On August 9, Studio@620 transforms into a dank speakeasy as 'Lyrics for Langston Book Release Party' takes over the non-profit, multipurpose arts space."

A Range Of Views To Explore--All For Free, Lennie Bennett, Ras+E, Elizabeth Herrman, Ryan Shelley

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Feature article describing "Re:Visit" exhibition by ras+e, a collaborative art group by Elizabeth Herrmann and Ryan Shelley, at the Studio@620.

Momentary Lapse Of Dance, Daniel Veintimilla

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T. Heffner will perform "In the Moment…Dance!" featuring a variety of musical stylings on July 29, 2012.

Film: Global Swarming, J G, Julie Garisto

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Announcement about "A Night of Cinema" event at Studio@620 featuring the 2009 film "My Tehran For Sale," directed and written by poet-turned-filmmaker Granaz Moussavi.

Light And Shadows, Lennie Bennett, Zach Christopher

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"Photographer Zach Christopher pairs images taken in natural light with written narratives to tell stories."

Program, Delicious Nut, 2012, Ross Marks, Studio At 620, Bob Devin Jones, Karleigh Chase, Roxanne Fay, Bob Heitman, Drew Smith, David Warner, Ian Muentener, Chris Jackson, Giles Davies, Nick Hinckley, Josh Brown

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Delicious Nut" is a painfully funny, compassionate, sometimes explosive look at a diverse group of characters at an in-patient psych ward. Their very humanity is tested during a single group therapy session. Joseph Landsman (played by David Warner) is a psychiatric counselor at the ward, specializing in Cognitive Behavioral Group Therapy, which says mind can control mood. However, Joe may be in more need of counseling than his own patients who represent a wide variety of conditions. Roxanne Fay plays Irene who, though she suffers from Alzheimer’s, still maintains her humor about her life. Leon (played by Robert Heitman) suffers …

Program, The Studio Honors: Something Else Entirely, 2012, Bob Devin Jones, Studio@620, Nate Najar, Kimberly Jackson, Amber Brinkley, Duncan Mcclellan, Peter Meinke, Dundu Dole Urban African Ballet, David J. Fischer, Glenn Grieves, Jai Hinson, Johnnie B. Mack, Bill Maxwell, Mark H. Medoff, John Lamb, Ola Mae Jones

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The 2012 Studio Honors presented by the Tampa Bay Times is the Studio@620's signature fundraiser recognizing excellence in our community. This year we honor individuals who have contributed to the intellectual, artistic, economic, social, and cultural aspects in our community and the larger world of which we are a part. While we wine you and dine you, prepare for an entertaining show full of surprises. You'll witness a Procession of the Giant Puppet Ballet, musical performances featuring legendary bassist John Lamb, a salute to the honorees by Saint Petersburg's Poet Laureate Peter Meinke, a rousing number by a community chorus …

Honor Roll, Julie Garisto

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Announcement for Studio@620's first award ceremony, "Studio Honors: Something Else Entirely," held on March 24, 2012.

Deadly Or Alive?, Mark E. Leib

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"Performances are key in a pair of plays by Stephen Riordan."

Program, Intimate Collaboration: Season Iii, 2012, Bob Devin Jones, Studio At 620, David Rogers, Ella M. Fredrickson, Maria Emilia, James Lewis, Nate Najar, Leo Brouwer, Antonio Maria Romeu, Kurt Grissom, Jeff Ridgeway, Frankie Piñeiro, Coralette Damme, Thomas Bruce Studio

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the Florida Orchestra and The Studio@620 presents the third season of "An Intimate Collaboration", a series of entertaining and seriously fun happenings right in our own backyard. Occuring on a Wednesday evening once each month, each performance will include elements connected by a common theme. January 11: Artist@Work, February 15: Scandinavia, March 14: Spring for It, May 9: Rhyme and Rhythm.

Gurf Morlix And Grant Peeples, Studio At 620, Gurf Morlix, Grant Peeples

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The 2012 Independent Music Concert Series continues on Saturday February 25th with Gurf Morlix and Grant Peeples. Tempting as it may be, don’t just judge Gurf Morlix by the company he keeps, even if it does provide a fine starting point: eminent musical artists like Lucinda Williams, Ray Wylie Hubbard and Warren Zevon. Who’s Grant Peeples? “This guy’s a guitar-slinging poet” says Nashville Music City News. His songs bite and twist, turn on a phrase, dig beneath the surface of appearances he violates the “No Trespassing” signs, peeks over the backyard fences of the culture. Then he picks up his …

Critics Choice Reading Series, Studio At 620

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The Studio@620 welcomes A Simple Theatre as they present the Critics Choice Reading Series: Three evenings of staged readings of plays that are so good, they were nominated for or won the Pulitzer Prize, the Tony Award, or the Drama Desk Award. Come join us for a celebration of the craft of playwrighting with plays read as they were meant to heard. All events begin at 7:30 PM. Admission $15.

January 16, 2012 /CIRCLE MIRROR TRANSFORMATION: When four lost New Englanders who enroll in Marty’s six-week-long community-center drama class begin to experiment with harmless games, hearts are quietly torn apart, …

Contribute: A Public Forum On Community Action, Studio At 620, New Roots News

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Mark your calendars because on Saturday, Feb. 18, the New Roots News team hosts its third Contribute Community Action event at The Studio@620 from 7–10 p.m. If you’re not familiar with Contribute, it’s a public event that aims to inform and educate Tampa Bay Area residents about local people, businesses, projects and organizations. There are so many incredible things going on in the bay area and the folks at New Roots want as many people as possible to know about them! Contribute is also a great place to meet neighbors, network, and learn how to get involved to help make …

The 2012 Independent Music Concert Series, Studio At 620, Jeff Black, Gurf Morlix, Grant Peeples, Storyhill, Rebecca Loebe, Rod Picott, Amanda Shires, Kevin Welch, The Trishas, Sylvia Rusche

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The 2012 Independent Music Concert Series is a package of six musical events. Purchase the series as a package and see one for free! General admission is $25 per concert. Series price is $125. Package price available only until January 15, 2012 so sign up today! The series includes:

January 21st—Jeff Black

February 25th—Gurf Morlix and Grant Peeples

March 25th—Storyhill

April 15th—Rebecca Loebe

May 27th—Rod Picott and Amanda Shires

June 9th—Kevin Welch and The Trishas

Re:Visit, Studio At 620

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Activist design collaborative ras+e returns to Florida.

RE: is design without numbing agents; it’s design beyond Impact and Lara Croft posed all contrapposto on a supermarket tabloid. Our premise is based on working with cheap democratic materials paired in exploitive relationships. Medium follows idea; text and image melt together. His design is fi ne art. Her writing is graphic design. Think of them as two easy going (slow) tectonic plates inevitably inclined to friction. The result is combustion: re.ink.art.nation. Think Mount St. Helens with toner.

Mementos, Studio At 620

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The Studio@620 welcomes REVolutions Dance company’s presentation of “Mementos” on Friday October 12th at 7:00 PM. Enjoy this unique evening of dance, inspired by a variety of imagery including the works of some of Tampa Bay’s finest dance photographers. REVoutions Dance is Central Florida’s only physically integrated professional dance company, producing choreography that capitalizes on the unique differences and creativity of each of its dancers and collaborators. Please join us and experience dance with a different perspective, a true REVolution in dance entertainment.

Ignorance Is Bliss?, Studio At 620

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In their St. Petersburg debut, Shoes At The Door Dance presents their first evening length work “Ignorance is Bliss?” on January 28-29, 2012 at The Studio@620. "Ignorance is Bliss?" explores the choice we face between isolation and engagement. Blind spots develop when we insulate ourselves from things we deem inappropriate to see, hear or speak of. Throughout the work, intersections force detours and spark improvisation. Using movement, gesture, partnering and text, the dancers maneuver to find a balancing point between avoidance and interaction.

Lies I Told My Little Sister, Studio At 620, Judywhite

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Siblings. Many of us have them. For Cory Webber, her older sister, Sarah, was a fairy princess, and her younger sister Jane-well, she was gullible which made for easy “torture”. After Sarah’s untimely death, Cory, a single, transient photographer by trade, finds herself holed up with her mother and Jane’s family on Cape Cod, learning of the effect her lies had on Jane, as well as of the lies she told herself. Lies I Told My Little Sister is a SAG feature film scheduled to shoot in Cape Cod, MA and in New Jersey this May-June. Director and St. Pete …

Delicious Nut, Studio At 620, Ross Marks

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Delicious Nut is a painfully funny, compassionate, sometimes explosive look at a diverse group of characters at an in-patient psych ward. Their very humanity is tested during a single group therapy session. This group finds themselves thrown together in need of help emotionally, psychologically and spiritually. In the end, the human spirit triumphs as patients and therapist impact each other.

Featuring David Warner, Roxanne Fay, Robert Heitman, Karleigh Chase and Drew Smith. Directed by Bob Devin Jones

An Evening Of The Arts In Celebration Of Mr. Harry Belafonte, Studio At 620, The Mahaffey, Harry Belafonte, Bob Devin Jones, Nate Najar, Sandra Gadsen, John Lamb, Michael Lunche, Buster Cooper, Sharon Scott, Ray Arsenault, Eric Deggans, Colette Bancroft

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A Harlem Renaissance Event Presented at The Mahaffey Directed by Bob Devin Jones Musical Direction by Nate Najar Hosted by Tampa Bay Times Columnist Sandra Gadsen This inaugural event will launch the yearlong celebration of the Harlem Renaissance! Join us for an evening you will always remember filled with live performances by Dundo Dole Urban African Ballet, John Lamb, Nate Najar, Michael Lynche, Buster Cooper, Sharon Scott and Bob Devin Jones. There will be a Q&A sessions with Mr. Belafonte and award-winning author Ray Arsenault and Tampa Bay Times journalists Eric Deggans and Colette Bancroft plus an opportunity to purchase …

Alphabet Of Art, Studio At 620

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Featuring work by 34 artists from 7 different countries and 20 cities, Alphabet of Art is more than an exhibition of fi ne and innovative modern art—it takes the viewer to a new level of consciousness in its examination of the visual importance of letters, numbers, and music, integrating them with other images, creating works where different ideas, principles and approaches to art meet. A truly international exhibit about building global understanding and peaceful communication, Alphabet of Art attempts to identify the motives which compel artists to go beyond traditional boundaries. This exhibition has garnered international attention, traveling to Moscow …