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Poster, Samurai Terror, 2014

Greg Parker and Studio at 620

Join us for a really FUN night of film from a local movie maker! Don't miss Samurai Terror! Samurai Terror is a low budget feature length film shot by St. Petersburg director G.R. Parker. In addition to writing and directing, he also hand created the elaborate Samurai costumes and films visual effects.
Poster, Breaking Chains and Breaking Free, 2014

Project GrenYEs!, Studio at 620, Teijay Williams, Sir Brock Warren, and Brandon Crumbly

The Studio@620's series of Project GenYes! Events continues with "Breaking Chains and Breaking Free," by TeiJay Williams in collaboration with Sir Brock Warren and Brandon Crumbly.
Poster, St. Pete Comedy Film Festival, 2014

Ward Smith and Studio at 620

Enjoy live stand up with comedic film shorts from numerous local performers with comic host and MC Ward Smith.
Sounds of the Civil Rights Movement: The Power of Song

Studio at 620

"A kick-off for the Martin Luther King Day of Service and Celebrations." January 11-12, 2014 at The Palladium Theatre The Studio@620 is a proud partner in presenting “Sounds of the Civil Rights Movement: The Power of Song”. This event will serve as the kick-off for the Martin Luther King Day of Service projects and St. Petersburg King Weekend Celebrations. The program is designed to inspire community service while educating the audience about the powerful role songs played in the Civil Rights Movement. The performances will include singers, musicians and narrators from the Tampa Bay Area and beyond. Held at The Palladium Theatre 253 5th Avenue N. St. Petersburg, FL 33701. Admission is free, tickets may be obtained at the Palladium Theatre box office. Seating is offered on a first come, first served basis. Please call 727-822-3590 for information. SHOW TIMES: Sunday January 11, 2015 at 4:00 PM Monday January 12, 2015 at 7:00 PM Follow @powerofsong2015 on Twitter and find Sounds of the Civil Rights Movement: The Power of Song on Facebook A September Penn Production Sponsored by The Dolman Law Group and The St. Petersburg College.
Program, The Ha! Show, 2014

Studio at 620 and Let People Talk Productions

Alternative cellist/multi-artist circling the globe with the art of creativity-in-the-moment with Ha!Man and Joke Debaere.
Poster, The Year of Magical Thinking, 2013

Studio at 620, Joan Didion, Bob Devin Jones, Nick Hinckley, Russell Buchan, Samuel French, and BWL Photography

The Studio@620 proudly partners with the Dalí Museum to present "The Year of Magical Thinking" by Joan Didion. Performed by Roxanne Fay and Directed by Bob Devin Jones.
Poster, Congratulations, Joe, 2012

Studio at 620, A Simple Theatre, Lee Irby, Gavin Hawk, Eddie McNally, Bonnie Agan, Sam Arnold, Ricky Wayne, Meg Heimstead, and Kendall McGuire

The Studio@620 welcomes A Simple Theatre's production of "Congratulations, Joe" by Tampa Bay playwright Lee Irby. When slacker Joe lands a coveted job at the local prison, his working class parents, Dominic and Helene, are overjoyed; but pressures start to mount as Joe quickly gets promoted through the bureaucratic system, and he starts to crack. Add to the mix Joe's no nonsense girlfriend, his neurotic aunt, and her get-rich-quick scheming boyfriend, and you have the recipe for A Simple Theatre's hilarious new world premiere comedy. Directed by Gavin Hawk.
Poster, Manuscript, 2012

Studio at 620, MASS Productions, Ryan James Monroe, and Paul Grellong

The Studio@620 and MASS Productions invite you to "Manuscript," a play by Paul Grellong, directed by Ryan James Monroe. 'Manuscript' follows three college freshmen, on their winter break, to a New York apartment where reunions, revelations, and revenge take place. In the midst of this gathering the students make a discovery and are forced to choose between their moral beliefs and their potential futures. "They spin out of control on their manipulative quest for fame and, ultimately, revenge. Little is what it seems, and no one can be trusted as plot twists pile up, and the play hurtles towards a surprise endings." -Dramatists Play Service.
Program, The Perfect Resolution: A Musical Revue, 2012

Studio at 620, Mass Productions, Mario E. Wolfe, and Yael Reich

The Studio@6 welcomes MASS Productions presentation of "The Perfect Resolution: A Musical Revue," directed by Mario E. Wolfe. The perfect resolution is a musical revue devised of both contemporary and classic musical theatre songs, which tell the story of a young Man and Woman on New Years Eve. The show follows the journey of the young couple's relationship and how its progression coincides with time; both past and present. Join Yael Reich, 2nd Year BFA Musical Theatre Major at the University of Florida, and Mario E. Wolfe, 1st Year BFA Theatre Arts Major at DePaul University, for a night of music, as they cantillate, contemplate, and celebrate in The Perfect Resolution.
Poster, TRU_RL: Tight Artists Offline, 2012

Studio at 620, Tight Artists Internet Gang, Adam Harms, Hunter Payne, Kalan Sherrard, and Dak4ndym4nFU

Have you ever been online? Are you afraid of gangs? Tight Artist Net Gang, also known as T.A.N.G., is a worldwide Internet #based art gang existing solely online at TightArtists.com, until now. For the first time ever, Tight Artists from around the world will meet in real life to share their physical and digital work on March 23rd from 7-10pm at The Studio@620. Admission is free.
Poster, Diametro's Electronic Cabaret, 2011

Joe Kissel and Studio at 620

Located conceptually deep inside the proletarian zone of Big Brother's evergreen totalitarian regime, this last cabaret--always on the run--is a refuge for celebrants stomping daily the grapes of decay, conformity and apocalypse…Feautirng the visuals and oftentimes jubilant live electronic music of singer/songwriter/journalist Diametro, his cabaret encompasses light, death, joy and a false twinge of regret...Underground thinkers and party turncoats join blue-collar bone and muscle as the legacy of the industrial 20th century unthreads to an innerverse of evocative tones and an evening of introspective, intimate and emotional cabaret...
Poster, Holizaar Four, 2011

Studio at 620, St. Pete Craft Heroes, Dorothy Byrne, Julie Dye Craft, Kelley Love Designs, Our Lady of Perpetual Pickles, Calan Ree, The Norsk Woodshop, Elisa Gomez, Madison Zalopany, The Quilting Violinist, Emlee Handmade, L. Cabanero Designs, Devine Designs Jewelry, LocLava Art & Design, Brenda R. Gregory, Alluring Lures, Sanfoka Designs, Matt Deterior, Small Things Clay, Bevilled Edge Photography, Funktional Art, GingerSnaps, AliciaPixieHead, LTC Pet Shop, My Boogie Baby, and The Crafty Hag

Studio@620 welcomes the St. Pete Craft Heroes as they bring their annual holiday event, The Holizaar on Saturday December 3rd from 11 AM - 4 PM! Holizaar IV: Gifts Galore will feature the finest in hand crafted gifts from local artists and crafts people. Whether you're buying gifts for loved ones or something special for yourself, you can feel good knowing you are supporting the local DIY creative movement with each hand made item you select! PLUS as you've grown to expect, lunch will be available for purchase, catered by 620's own beloved hospitality mom, Winnie. Live piano music to be presented by Dorothy Byrne. Come early for the best selection! Admission is free and open to the public.
Poster, The Studio@620 Birthday Celebrations, 2011

Studio at 620, The Urban Gypsies, and Whistling Tom

Happy Birthday to Us All! Please join us as we celebrate The Studio's 7th birthday and embark upon our 8th season of creative programming! We're having a birthday party and YOU are invited! The night will include live performances by poets, dancers, musical group "The Urban Gypsies" and more! Enjoy a festive atmosphere with fun foods and lots of cake! Admission food vendors will also be available. Happening on Saturday June 18 from 6:20 pm till...? See you then!
Poster, Live Radio Theatre Project, 2010

Studio at 620

Be part of a live studio audience and participate in authentic radio theatre, complete with sound effects!
Poster, Snap, Crackle & Pop, 2010

Studio at 620, Bob Barancik, Wendy Durand, Andrea Pawlisz, Susan Supper, Kevin Brady, Catherine Woods, Laura Militzer Bryant, Aila Erman, and Coe Arthur Younger

An exhibition of 2D and 3D art by local artists in a variety of media.
Program, Image Maker Amateur Film Festival, 2010

Studio at 620, Jon Faiell, Thomas Hallock, Alice Ferrulo, Laszlo Horvaith, Carl Zimmerman, Larry Donahue, Abby Browner, Lynn Buttenbusch, Nick Rua, Tony Ahedo, Ryan Zarra, and Jeff Nitzberg

Image Maker is a festival for new and fresh visions from amateur image-makers who have previously used venues such as Youtube, Facebook and other interactive sites as outlets for expression. The emphasis of this festival is to highlight emerging film makers who are not presently working as professionals within the film industry.
Perspectives on the Parks

Studio at 620, Sharon Scott, Rick Baker, Raymond Arsenault, James Oliver, and Jacqueline Hubbard

Join us for the second in the "Perspective on the Parks" series about the waterfront parks. These unique evenings of performance and discussion are underwritten by the Florida Humanities Council and the National Endowment for the Humanities. This evening's performance will be by singer Sharon Scott, who last appeared at Studio@620 to wide acclaim for her portrayal of gospel singer Mahalia Jackson. The evening's discussion will be moderated by former Mayor Rick Baker and look at how St. Petersburg's history of segregation affected who used the waterfront parks. The panel exploring this topic will include noted historian and author Dr. Raymond Arsenault, lifelong St. Petersburg resident James Oliver and attorney Jacqueline Hubbard. An opportunity for questions to the panel will be provided.
Poster, The Print Show, 2008

Studio at 620, Dorian Angello, Rob Mullins, Coralette Damme, Demi Barth, Myron M. Hansen, John McCue, Timm Mettler, and Brandi Palmer

Printmaking is a process that typically allows artists to make multiple original works of art. In most cases, the artist creates an image on a matrix made out of metal, stone, wood, or other materials. The matrix is then inked, and the inky image is transferred to a piece of paper, often with a press, to create an original print.
Poster, The Print Show, 2008

Studio at 620, Dorian Angello, Rob Mullins, Coralette Damme, Demi Barth, Myron M. Hansen, John McCue, Timm Mettler, and Brandi Palmer

Printmaking is a process that typically allows artists to make multiple original works of art. In most cases, the artist creates an image on a matrix made out of metal, stone, wood, or other materials. The matrix is then inked, and the inky image is transferred to a piece of paper, often with a press, to create an original print.
Program, Le Salon de Danse, 2008

Studio at 620, Michael Foley, Andee Scott, and Heather Maloney

In the tradition of the 19th century "Salons" in Paris where patrons could experience an artists' work in a close setting, Studio@620 introduces a new series, "Le Salon de Danse." Among the many visual artists who exhibited at the Paris Salons, it was also where dance pioneer Isadora Duncan first introduced her groundbreaking trends in interpretive dance to an enthusiastic bourgeois audience. In homage to that era this new series brings audience closer to a contemporary choreographers work in an evening's program of short solos in the intimate setting of the Studio @ 620.
Poster, Shadow Over the Sunshine City, 2007

Studio at 620, David Ellis, Susan Alexander, Timothy Welsh, Rich Agan, Neil Degroot, Steve Persall, Michael Kilgore, Michael Wotherspoon, James Smiley Wightman, Sterling Watson, Scott Deitche, and Bob Ross

Shadow over the Sunshine City features classic films, 40s' era usherettes, vintage mugshots and free popcorn!
Poster, Labyrinth: Current Millennium, 2006

Babs Reingold, Studio at 620, and Moving Current Dance Company

Labyrinth: Current Millenium is the circular journey of our lives, "the thousand natural shocks that flesh is heir to." It probes at what is evident; secrets suppressed beneath a placid and engaging surface. The installation is an analogy of the uncertainty of humanity, the farce of us.
Poster, Renée Stout: Church of the Crossroads, 2006

Renée Stout, Studio at 620, Evelyn Craft, Sànóyemi A. Ògúnsànyà, and Greg Staley

Renée Stout creates art that is rich and complex, layered with meaning and informed by a deep understanding of her subject matter. Stout's work is a vehicle for her educational, personal and spiritual growth. She is adept at working with found objects, using social and historical influences as well as formal concerns to artistically express her ideas.
Poster, Say What?, 2006

Studio at 620, Pedro Jarquin, Gabriel Horn, Venus Jones, Beth Reynold, Pedro James, Jeffrey James, Manuel Ramos, and PhotoCorps

By popular demand, many of last year's favorite programs will be brought back for this year's Say What? Say What? is a unique spoken word experience in Tampa Bay area. This event is a celebration of the richness and diversity of the spoken word in the Tampa Bay area showcasing local poets.
Poster, The Florida Highwaymen, 2005

Studio at 620, Florida Humanities Council, Bob Devin Jones, Alfred Hair, James Gibson, and Gary Monroe

An exhibition of paintings…to include lectures by scholars, visits and demonstrations by the artists as well as sales of their paintings, a brunch and a theatrical event written by BDJ highlighting the rough civil rights period in which the Highwaymen worked.