Type: Ongoing

Ringling College Galleries is proud to present Lost Summer; a collection of landscape paintings created by Ringling College Alumna, Lee Mayer (Commercial Art 72’). For thousands of years, the human race has been hooked by landscape art whatever the medium, although it only became a recognized genre of art in the late 15th century. As nineteenth century Swiss essayist, Henri Frederic Amiel, wrote, “Landscape is a state of mind”. In this collection of small and mid-scale paintings, Mayer explores the light, nature, harmony, and color of the natural beauty of Canadian summers.

WHERE: Ringling College of Art Design, Patricia Thompson Gallery located on the first floor of the Keating Center, 2700 N. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota, FL 34234

WHEN: November 7, 2022- March 17, 2023
Opening Reception Art Walk, November 11, 5-8pm.

From the streets of inner-city Detroit to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, experience the songbook of musical pioneer, Stevie Wonder. With a catalogue spanning six decades and multiple musical genres, Stevie’s artistic contributions have earned him the status of the most-awarded solo artist of all time. A Place in the Sun celebrates his legendary impact, with such timeless hits as “I Just Called to Say I Love You,” “Superstition,” and “Isn’t She Lovely?”

A Place in the Sun, by Jason Cannon, Richard Hopkins, and Sarah Durham, with musical arrangements by Scott Michaelsen and Jim Prosser, plays beginning November 16, 2022, in FST’s Goldstein Cabaret.

Adapted from the novel by Alexandre Dumas 
Directed by Peter Amster  

Asolo Rep brings comedic new ‘Three Musketeers.

Asolo Repertory Theatre has presented versions of Alexandre Dumas’ enduring story “The Three Musketeers” twice before in the last 42 years, but never quite like the production that Peter Amster is staging to kick off the new year and the start of the winter repertory season.

This production, which begins Wednesday, features a script by Ken Ludwig, best known for the comedy “Lend Me a Tenor” and the musical “Crazy for You,” as well as the stage version of Agatha Christie’s “Murder on the Orient Express,” which was a hit at Asolo Rep two years ago.

“Ludwig creatively incorporates his flair for humor to make the story a standout” – BroadwayWorld

Harrowing adventure, bravery, and friendship take center stage in Ken Ludwig’s THE THREE MUSKETEERS, a thrilling adaptation of the popular novel by Alexandre Dumas. One of the world’s most enduring comedies, this classic tells the tale of a daring young man who finds himself in the company of the world’s greatest swordsmen, as well as some of the world’s most dangerous men and women.

Directed by Peter Amster, who most recently directed Asolo Rep’s smash hit Murder on the Orient Express in 2020, this play promises to be a fast-paced, witty, swashbuckling good time.

All for one, and one for all!

Ms. Lane will play Milady

In this inventive and theatrical adaptation, join Peter and Lucy on their travels to Narnia! The White Witch has cast a spell that makes it always winter and never Christmas. Peter and Lucy travel to Narnia and along the way meet Mr. Tumnus the faun, Aslan the Great Lion, and all the talking animals of the kingdom. Watch as they courageously battle the forces of evil and discover that love is the most powerful magic of all.

The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe, adapted by le Clanche du Rand and based on the book by C.S. Lewis, plays select Saturdays and Sundays beginning January 14, 2023, in FST’s Keating Theatre. The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe, is part of a four-show Children’s Theatre Series. Subscribe and see all four shows for just $5 per show!

REGIONAL PREMIERE. Anchorman Howard Beale isn’t pulling in the viewers. In his final broadcast after announcing he’s been let go, he unravels live on air. But when his ratings soar, the network seizes on its newfound populist prophet, and Howard becomes the biggest thing on TV. Based on the Academy Award-winning film by Paddy Chayefsky, Network examines what happens when we get caught up in the allure and illusion of truth and TV.

Network, adapted for the stage by Lee Hall and based on the film by Paddy Chayefsky, plays beginning January 25, 2023 in FST’s Gompertz Theatre.

In this inventive and theatrical adaptation, join Peter and Lucy on their travels to Narnia! The White Witch has cast a spell that makes it always winter and never Christmas. Peter and Lucy travel to Narnia and along the way meet Mr. Tumnus the faun, Aslan the Great Lion, and all the talking animals of the kingdom. Watch as they courageously battle the forces of evil and discover that love is the most powerful magic of all.

The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe, adapted by le Clanche du Rand and based on the book by C.S. Lewis, plays select Saturdays and Sundays beginning January 14, 2023, in FST’s Keating Theatre. The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe, is part of a four-show Children’s Theatre Series. Subscribe and see all four shows for just $5 per show!

In this inventive and theatrical adaptation, join Peter and Lucy on their travels to Narnia! The White Witch has cast a spell that makes it always winter and never Christmas. Peter and Lucy travel to Narnia and along the way meet Mr. Tumnus the faun, Aslan the Great Lion, and all the talking animals of the kingdom. Watch as they courageously battle the forces of evil and discover that love is the most powerful magic of all.

The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe, adapted by le Clanche du Rand and based on the book by C.S. Lewis, plays select Saturdays and Sundays beginning January 14, 2023, in FST’s Keating Theatre. The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe, is part of a four-show Children’s Theatre Series. Subscribe and see all four shows for just $5 per show!

In this inventive and theatrical adaptation, join Peter and Lucy on their travels to Narnia! The White Witch has cast a spell that makes it always winter and never Christmas. Peter and Lucy travel to Narnia and along the way meet Mr. Tumnus the faun, Aslan the Great Lion, and all the talking animals of the kingdom. Watch as they courageously battle the forces of evil and discover that love is the most powerful magic of all.

The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe, adapted by le Clanche du Rand and based on the book by C.S. Lewis, plays select Saturdays and Sundays beginning January 14, 2023, in FST’s Keating Theatre. The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe, is part of a four-show Children’s Theatre Series. Subscribe and see all four shows for just $5 per show!

Joy McIntyre, Opera singer & Associate Professor Emerita, Boston University

Joy McIntyre was a leading soprano with major opera houses in Europe for two decades or longer before returning to the states where she taught at a couple of different universities, including my alma mater, Boston University, and uh, served as the chair of the voice department there.

January 18 – Lecture: Opera and Dance–An uneasy marriage
Joy McIntyre, Opera singer & Associate Professor Emerita, Boston University
Joy also hosts lectures on dates:
February 1 – Lecture: Don Giovanni—”dramma giocosa” or “il dissoluto punito”?
March 1 – Lecture: Ernani—A success by any other name…
March 15 – Lecture Der Rosenkavalier—A return to romance
March 22 –Lecture: Name That (opera) Tune!

Joy McIntyre, Opera singer & Associate Professor Emerita, Boston University

Joy McIntyre was a leading soprano with major opera houses in Europe for two decades or longer before returning to the states where she taught at a couple of different universities, including my alma mater, Boston University, and uh, served as the chair of the voice department there.

January 18 – Lecture: Opera and Dance–An uneasy marriage
Joy McIntyre, Opera singer & Associate Professor Emerita, Boston University
Joy also hosts lectures on dates:
February 1 – Lecture: Don Giovanni—”dramma giocosa” or “il dissoluto punito”?
March 1 – Lecture: Ernani—A success by any other name…
March 15 – Lecture Der Rosenkavalier—A return to romance
March 22 –Lecture: Name That (opera) Tune!

Joy McIntyre, Opera singer & Associate Professor Emerita, Boston University

Joy McIntyre was a leading soprano with major opera houses in Europe for two decades or longer before returning to the states where she taught at a couple of different universities, including my alma mater, Boston University, and uh, served as the chair of the voice department there.

January 18 – Lecture: Opera and Dance–An uneasy marriage
Joy McIntyre, Opera singer & Associate Professor Emerita, Boston University
Joy also hosts lectures on dates:
February 1 – Lecture: Don Giovanni—”dramma giocosa” or “il dissoluto punito”?
March 1 – Lecture: Ernani—A success by any other name…
March 15 – Lecture Der Rosenkavalier—A return to romance
March 22 –Lecture: Name That (opera) Tune!