Carole King’s Troubled Life Revealed on Gulfshore Stage

Old Joe’s painting the front door of an abandoned house in Pittsburgh, even though it’s scheduled for demolition. Is it an act of hope? Optimism? Desperation? Defiance? Foolishness? Old Joe (Marvin Bell), a neighborhood character who remembers the exact date anything significant happened to him, claims it’s his house. But Harmon Wilks (Joseph C. Phillips), ... Gulfshore Playhouse aces August Wilson’s ‘Radio Golf’

Gulfshore Playhouse officially celebrated groundbreaking on its long-anticipated state-of-the-art Baker Theatre and Education Center Dec. 1. This celebration gathered vanguard donors, city officials, and other guests to kick off the next stage of the project with speeches and performances from Broadway star Lora Lee Gayer, Nick Duckart who currently stars in the national tour of ... Gulfshore Playhouse celebrates groundbreaking on Baker Theatre and Education Center

“Radio Golf” is a trip through a house of mirrors, from a slightly different vantage point for many of us — perhaps peering into the reflection from above our own heads, or from off to the side. The components are all there. If we have to cock our heads to recognize things, reality still hits us, sometimes harder ... Review: Gulfshore Playhouse’s ‘Radio Golf’ offers complex clash of philosophies

The title of August Wilson’s “Radio Golf” may be perplexing, but the dilemma crystal-clear. Urban renewal is firing up the bulldozer to plow under cultural landmarks in the name of (choose one): better environment, safer city, beautification — or just plain profit.  This time, Black developers Harmond Wilks and Roosevelt Hicks stand at the center of those plans, ... Preview: Gulfshore Playhouse kicks off 2021-22 season with August Wilson’s ‘Radio Golf’