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Limelight Putnam County Spelling Bee, St. Augustine, Florida

The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee is cheerful, humorous, and B-U-Z-Z worthy entertainment the whole family will enjoy!

August 4, 2017

Feature·On Stage·St. Augustine·Theatre·Theatre Reviews

Limelight Theatre, July 21st – August 20th For tickets, & more information: http://limelight-theatre.org/ Running Time: One hour and 45 minutes with intermission This was my first time attending a show at the in and I really wasn’t sure what to expect. The atmosphere intimate and quaint as the room was full of conversation over flutes of champagne and excitement for the show.

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Limelight Theatre Brings Arthur Miller Play to St. Augustine with ‘An Enemy of the People’

A DUAL CRITICS REVIEW St. Augustine’s Limelight Theatre opened “An Enemy of the People,” on January 11, which runs through February 3, 2019 on the Matuza Mainstage. The theatre is located at 11 Old Mission Avenue; ample free parking is available. Visit limelight-theatre.org or call 904-825-1164 for reservations. The play,

LIMELIGHT THEATRE, The Full Monty, Patric Robinson, St. Augustine

Limelight Theatre Review: The Full Monty

DUAL CRITICS THEATRE REVIEW St. Augustine’s Limelight Theatre opened its 26th season

THE MYSTERY OF IRMA VEP

LIMELIGHT THEATRE REVIEW A DUAL CRITICS REVIEW BY Dick Kerekes & Leisla

A DUAL CRITICS REVIEW: “Cabaret” at Limelight Theatre in St. Augustine

September 26, 2018

Dual Critics·Feature·On Stage·St. Augustine·Theatre·Theatre Reviews

St. Augustine’s Limelight Theatre opened a revival of “Cabaret” (September 20 – October 21, 2018) on the Matuza Mainstage. The theatre is located at 11 Old Mission Avenue; ample free parking is available. Visit limelight-theatre.org or call 904-825-1164 for reservations. John Kander and Fred Ebb created this enduring musical, which

Limelight Theatre celebrates 25 years of community theatre in St. Augustine

February 15, 2017

Business·Feature·On Stage·Performing Arts Venues·St. Augustine·Theatre

Limelight Theatre is celebrating 25 years of community theatre in St. Augustine and St. Johns County during its 2016-17 season, which opened in September with the musical Oklahoma!, and continues with six more month-long productions on two stages. A Florida premier of Hedda Gabler is on stage through Feb 19.

a unique, possibly a once-in-a-lifetime theatre experience – “LAUNDRY & BOURBON and LONE STAR”

June 7, 2016

Comedy·Dual Critics·Feature·On Stage·St. Augustine·Theatre·Theatre Reviews

LIMELIGHT THEATRE REVIEW DICK KEREKES & LEISLA SANSOM dualcritics@yahoo.com St. Augustine’s opened a unique, possibly a once-in-a-lifetime theatre experience on June 3, 2016 by using separate theatres to stage two one-act comedies, “” and “. ” Texas playwright (1951-2011) was known for “The Day They Shot John Lennon” and “Wild

Zany & Madcap “THE 39 STEPS”

April 18, 2016

Comedy·Dual Critics·Feature·On Stage·St. Augustine·Theatre·Theatre Reviews

LIMELIGHT THEATRE REVIEW DICK KEREKES & LEISLA SANSOM dualcritics@comcast.net St. Augustine’s opened the mystery/comedy farce “” on April 15, 2016. The play, which can perhaps best be described as an homage to the great filmmaker , continues through May 8 on the Matuza Main Stage at 11 Old Mission Avenue.

Cash In: “Ring Of Fire” at the Limelight Theatre

September 22, 2015

Dual Critics·Feature·On Stage·St. Augustine·Theatre·Theatre Reviews

LIMELIGHT THEATRE REVIEW St. Augustine’s opened its 24th season on September 18, 2015 with ’s “,” a musical revue of hits, which will run through October 18. The show will be on the Matuza Main Stage, at 11 Old Mission Avenue in downtown St. Augustine. For reservations and additional information,

THEATRE REVIEW: “SWEET BIRD OF YOUTH”

January 27, 2015

Dual Critics·Feature·On Stage·St. Augustine·Theatre·Theatre Reviews

St. Augustine’s Limelight Theatre opened a polished revival of one of the better American plays of the past century on January 23, 2015, with “Sweet Bird of Youth,” by Tennessee Williams, which initially opened on Broadway in 1959. Chance Wayne (), after a brief period of military duty, has become