Gorilla Theatre was a performing arts venue in the Drew Park area of Tampa, Florida. Founded in 1990 by playwrights Aubrey Hampton and Susan Hussey, closing its doors in the summer of 2015. [1] The 76-seat full-season theatre presents original dramas, musicals and revivals of classic works. The venue was also the home of an ongoing series of jazz concerts [2] and the annual Gorilla Theatre's Young Dramatists' Project, which offers full-scale productions of original works by teenage playwrights. [3]
References
External links
- Official website
- Wild About Ernie - Sean Sanczel's play about Ernie Kovacs
- Coverage of the Gorilla Theatre’s production of "Bach at Leipzig"
- Coverage of the Gorilla Theatre’s production of “A Picasso”
- Coverage of the Gorilla Theatre’s production of “Jane Eyre”
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Gorilla Theatre was a performing arts venue in the Drew Park area of Tampa, Florida. Founded in 1990 by playwrights Aubrey Hampton and Susan Hussey, closing its doors in the summer of 2015. [1] The 76-seat full-season theatre presents original dramas, musicals and revivals of classic works. The venue was also the home of an ongoing series of jazz concerts [2] and the annual Gorilla Theatre's Young Dramatists' Project, which offers full-scale productions of original works by teenage playwrights. [3]
References
External links
- Official website
- Wild About Ernie - Sean Sanczel's play about Ernie Kovacs
- Coverage of the Gorilla Theatre’s production of "Bach at Leipzig"
- Coverage of the Gorilla Theatre’s production of “A Picasso”
- Coverage of the Gorilla Theatre’s production of “Jane Eyre”
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