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  1. Top things to do in Tampa Bay for the week of Sept. 16-22: Howl-O-Scream, The Who
    Earlier today• Arts & Entertainment
    A Zombie Bride is one of the characters found in one of Busch Gardens' open-air scare zones at Howl-O-Scream, which opens for its 20th year on Friday.
    Free Museum Day is coming, Howl-O-Scream opens at Busch Gardens, Billy Ray Cyrus plays for the Bucs Beach Bash and Tho Who will be at Amalie Arena.
  2. Jobsite Theater’s ‘Meteor Shower’ gets astronomical laughter | Review
    Sep. 13• Stage
    Jordan Foote (Norm) and Jonelle M. Meyer (Corky) in Jobsite's production of Steve Martin's "Meteor Shower." Courtesy of Pritchard Photography
    Steve Martin’s voice is ingrained in the absurdist comedy.
  3. This week’s hot Tampa Bay tickets: Trans-Siberian Orchestra, Fantasia, Kenny G
    Sep. 12• Stage
    Trans-Siberian Orchestra, bringing two December shows to Tampa's Amalie Arena, performs in Birmingham, Ala., in 2017. Courtesy of Anna Jones
    Seats at Stomp, Little Big Town and A Nightmare on Franklin Street are also up for grabs.
  4. New on Tampa Bay stages: Jim Jefferies, Robert Kelly lead a whole lot of comedy
    Sep. 11• Stage
    Jim Jefferies in an episode of Comedy Central's "The Jim Jefferies Show." ALI GOLDSTEIN | Comedy Central
    Raunchy moms, YouTubers and flamenco dancers also hit local theaters. Plus, Tampa Rep opens a Pulitzer-winning drama.
  5. Tampa Theatre’s Halloween lineup includes ‘Rocky Horror,’ podcast stars
    Sep. 10• Fun
    From left: Tim Curry as Frank N. Furter, Barry Bostwick as Brad Majors and Susan Sarandon as Janet Weiss in "The Rocky Horror Picture Show." 20th Century Fox
    The popular ‘Last Podcast on the Left’ and Barry Bostwick from ‘The Rocky Horror Picture Show’ are new to A Nightmare on Franklin Street.
  6. Live Oak Theatre opens season with ‘Cheaper by the Dozen’
    Sep. 9• Hernando
    The children just tricked (conned) their father into letting them purchase a dog, much to his displeasure, in the Live Oak Theatre presentation of 'Cheaper By the Dozen,' which opens Sept. 13 at the Brooksville theater. Standing, left to right: Billie (Amber Marino), Martha (Quincee Willis) and Dad (Joe Santerelli). Sitting, left to right: Dan (Jase Ivie), Fredericka (Hailey Radatz), “The dog,” (Ozzie), Jackie (Cam Kennedy) and Lilly (Emily Mosher). Kris Mitten
  7. Fall Arts Preview: A guide to Tampa Bay’s top stage and museum events of 2019-20
    Sep. 5• Fun
    Disney's Aladdin comes to the Straz Center for the Performing Arts as part of the 2019-2020 Broadway series. Courtesy of Deen van Meer.
    From augmented reality at the Dalí to a boatload of Beethoven at the Florida Orchestra, it’s shaping up as another busy season in the arts.
  8. This week’s hot Tampa Bay tickets: Jackie Evancho, Vintage Trouble, Heather Land
    Sep. 5• Arts & Entertainment
    Vintage Trouble performs during the Bud Light Kick-Off to Super Bowl Week's free concert at the Mahaffey Theater in St. Petersburg in 2013. LUKE JOHNSON | Tampa Bay Times (2013)
    Plus, Hot Tuna, Saturday Night Brawl III and Disco Biscuits.
  9. Fall Arts Preview: Variety abounds, from ‘Game of Thrones’ to Nick Offerman
    Sep. 5• Stage
    Nick Offerman will perform at the David A. Straz Center for the Performing Arts on Dec. 7, 2019. Straz Center for the Performing Arts
    Some of the best comedy, dance and multimedia extravaganzas coming to Tampa Bay this season.
  10. Fall Arts Preview: Mean Girls, Fiddler, Shakespeare and more on Tampa Bay stages
    Sep. 5• Stage
    Mean Girls comes to the Straz Center for the Performing Arts as part of their 2019-2020 Broadway series. Photo by Joan Marcus
    From modern Shakespeare to plays that tackle race, the stage is set.
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