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Snow White Apron Cluster, past Victoria Binschtok, on view in the Metadata exhibition at The Ringling.
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Art
The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art
On view through Aug. 12 here is as long equally in that location is sun, as long every bit in that location is light: Selections from the Bring Gift and The Ringling Collection of Modern and Gimmicky Art. Continuing through April 3 is Rhodnie Desir: Conversations; and through Aug. 28, Metadata: Rethinking Photography from the 21st Century. Also: Eleanor Merritt: Remembrance, through Aug. 21, and Ballroom Florida: Deco & Desire in Japan's Jazz Age, opening March 20 to run through Sept. 25. (941) 359-5700; ringling.org
Sarasota Art Museum of Ringling College
Standing on view here through April 3 is Judith Linhares: The Artist as Curator, while Danner Washburn's Effigy: Hemric continues through May viii. Also on view: a "candy spill" piece by Felix Gonzales-Torres, and coming Apr ii-Aug. 7, assemblages past Puerto Rican creative person Daniel Lind-Ramos. Plus, Land of the Art 2020: Constructs is set to open Apr 24. (914) 309-4300; sarasotaartmuseum.org
Marie Selby Botanical Gardens
Remaining on view here, throughout the grounds and in the museum, is Robert Mapplethorpe and Patti Smith: Flowers, Poetry and Low-cal, nature-inspired works by the ii. Through June 26. (941) 366-5731; selby.org
Art in the Park
50-six artists showcase their work in the 22nd annual evidence held at University Park Country Social club on March 4 and 5, and the public is invited. artintheparkupcc.com
Fine art Middle Sarasota
On view March 17 through April 30 are works by Osa Atoe, Philomena Marano (Signs & Wonders), Susan Sidebottom and a juried members' show. (941) 365-2032; artsarasota.org
Trip the light fantastic toe
The Sarasota Ballet
A Comedy of Errors. The trip the light fantastic company unveils the world premiere of a piece by Sir David Bintley, with music by Matthew Hindson, that tells the story of Shakespeare's mixed-up characters and identities in an original style. Onstage March 25 and 26 at the Van Wezel. (941) 359-0099; sarasotaballet.org
Miscellaneous
Circus Sarasota
The circus continues to thrill and entertain through March 6, under the Big Top at Nathan Benderson Park. (941) 355-9805; circusarts.org
Cirque des Voix
This year's "Circus of the Voices," a collaboration between Key Chorale, the Circus Arts Solarium, and the 40-piece Cirque Orchestra, is titled "The Next Decade of Wonder," and promises a unique blend of high-flying circus arts and musical splendor. Nether the Big Height at Nathan Benderson Park, March 18, 19 and 20. (941) 355-9805; circusarts.org
Sarasota Canton Fair
There's magic, rides, animals, music and food--lots of food--on tap at the annual effect, March eighteen-27 at the fairgrounds off Fruitville Route. Cheque information technology out at sarasotafair.com.
The Toll Is Correct Live
"Come on downwards" for the live stage version of the archetype Television set game testify, where contestants can win cash, appliances, vacations and bragging rights. At 8 p.m. March 29 at the Van Wezel. (941) 263-6799; vanwezel.org
Itzhak Perlman performs March viii at the Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall.
Music
The Sweet Caroline Tour
Musician Jay White pays tribute to vocaliser-songwriter Neil Diamond in this show, onstage at 8 p.g. March 1 at Van Wezel. (941) 263-6799; vanwezel.org
Celtic Woman: Postcards from Ireland
Celebrate the musical and culture heritage of the Emerald Isle with Grammy-nominated ensemble Celtic Woman, at 7 p.m. March 3 at Van Wezel. (941) 263-6799; vanwezel.org
Sarasota Orchestra Pops: The Envelope Delight
Relish songs and music that take won Grammys, Tonys and Oscars, March 4 and 5 at Van Wezel. (941) 953-3434; sarasotaorchestra.org
Guitar Sarasota: David Russell
Grammy-winning classical guitarist Russell performs at seven:30 p.thou. March 5 at Riverview Performing Arts Center. (941) 260-3306; guitarsarasota.org
Rain: A Tribute to the Beatles
The many hits of the Fab Four return in this live show, at 7 p.m. March 6 at Van Wezel. (941) 263-6799; vanwezel.org
Itzhak Perlman in Recital
The virtuoso violinist returns to the Van Wezel, with pianist Rohan De Silva, at 8 p.grand. March eight. (941) 263-6799; vanwezel.org
Neil Berg'southward 112 Years of Broadway
Memories from some of your favorite phase productions, brought to yous by actual Broadway performers. At 7:30 p.m. March ix at Van Wezel. (941) 263-6799; vanwezel.org
The Ten Tenors: Love Is in the Air
Feeling romantic? The tenors take you covered, from pop to classic and across, at viii p.yard. March 10 at Van Wezel. (941) 263-6799; vanwezel.org
Sarasota Orchestra Masterworks
Works by Hairdresser and Dvorak (New Globe Symphony) are planned for these concerts March 11-thirteen at Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall, with guest violinist Simone Porter and conductor Thomas Wilkins. (941) 953-3434; sarasotaorchestra.org
Sarasota Jazz Festival
After a hiatus due to Covid-19, here's hoping this year's fest can take identify as planned. Concerts featuring jazz artists like Venice'southward own Dick Hyman, Arturo Sandoval, John Pizzarelli, Houston Person and Ken Peplowski are fix for March 13-19, mostly at Nathan Benderson Park. (941) 260-9951; jazzclubsarasota.org.
Sarasota Concert Clan
The Takacs Quartet and pianist Joyce Yang perform at 7:xxx p.m. March 15 at Riverview Performing Arts Center. (941) 966-6161; scasarasota.org
Sheléa Natural Woman: A Dark of Soul
Expect to hear lots of pop, jazz, R&B and soul music with this singer and actress, at 8 p.m. March 16 at the Van Wezel. (941) 263-6799; vanwezel.org
Sarasota Orchestra: Great Escapes
Take a "Journey on the Orient Express" with conductor Steven Jarvi and the musicians, March 16-20 at Holley Hall. You lot'll hear selections from My Fair Lady, Blue Danube waltzes and more than. (941) 953-3434; sarasotaorchestra.org
An Evening with Chris Botti
Grammy-winning trumpeter Botti returns to the Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall, at 8 p.1000. March 17. (941) 263-6799; vanwezel.org
Attila
Verdi's piece of work about the warrior Hun brought to his knees by his honey for a female person fighter is given performances March 12, 15, 17, 20 and 22 at the Sarasota Opera House. (941) 328-1300; sarasotaopera.org
The Daughter of the Regiment
This Donizetti opera has performances March 1, 3, 6 and March xviii at the Sarasota Opera Business firm. (941) 328-1300; sarasotaopera.org
Venice Symphony
"Game of Romes" is the theme for concerts March 18 and 19 at the Venice Performing Arts Middle. On the program: the score of the film Ben-Hur, Rossini'south Overture from William Tell, and Mendelssohn'south Symphony No. 4. (941) 207-8822; thevenicesymphony.org
Tosca
Performances by the Sarasota Opera for this Puccini classic take identify March 11 and 19. (941) 328-1300; sarasotaopera.org
The Pearl Fishers
Bizet's opera set in Ceylon has performances March viii, 10, 13, 16 and xix at the Sarasota Opera Business firm. (941) 328-1300; sarasotaopera.org
Choral Artists of Sarasota
The ensemble honors Women's History Month with "She is the Music," featuring works by female choreographers, with guest soloist Thea Lobo. March 20 at the Start Presbyterian Church. (941) 387-6046; choralartistssarasota.org
ABBA The Concert
All the ABBA hits—"Waterloo," "Dancing Queen," "Money, Money, Coin," etc.—are on tap from this tribute group, performing at 7 p.m. March 27 at the Van Wezel. (941) 263-6799; vanwezel.org
ensembleNEW srq
Vortex Temporum features guest artist Han Chen, at 8 p.chiliad. March 28 at the Commencement Congregational Church. ensrq.org
Talks
People of the Book
The Jewish Federation'due south volume series continues with Annelise Heinz (Mahjong: A Chinese Game and the Making of Modernistic American Culture), at seven p.thou. March 24 at Temple Sinai. jfedsrq.org.
Ringling College Library Association Town Hall
Erstwhile football autobus Tony Dungy closes out the lecture serial, March 28 at the Van Wezel. (941) 309-5100; rclassociation.org
The Play That Goes Incorrect continues onstage at FST's Gompertz Theatre.
Theater
The Play That Goes Incorrect
Everything that can wrong on opening nighttime does in this Olivier Honor-winning comedy, playing at Florida Studio Theatre'due south Gompertz through March 27. (941) 366-9000; floridastudiotheatre.org
Our Town
Thornton Wilder's perennially timely play, prepare in Grover's Corners, New Hampshire, over a century ago, reminds us of the importance of appreciating life, right now. Onstage through March 26 at Asolo Rep. (941) 351-8000; asolorep.org
Disney's Beauty and the Creature
The family-friendly musical most Belle and her Brute continues through March 27 at Venice Theatre. (941) 488-1115; venicetheatre.org
The Will Rogers Follies
Go back in time to enjoy this look at the life of entertainer Rogers, through March 27 at the Manatee Performing Arts Center. (941) 748-5875; manateeperformingartscenter.com
Grand Horizons
This comedy by Bess Wohl takes a await at a long-married couple on the verge of divorce. Onstage through April 1 at Asolo Rep. (941) 351-8000; asolorep.org
The Swell Spring
A play by Lauren Yee, set in both 1971 and 1989, that follows basketball role player Manford Lum on his journey from San Francisco to Beijing. Through April ii at Asolo Rep. (941) 351-8000; asolorep.org
The Last V Years
A couple meets, falls in love, marries and breaks upwards in vocal in this two-person bear witness, running March 4 through Apr 3 in Venice Theatre's Phase Two serial in the Pinkerton. (941) 488-1115; venicetheatre.org
Broadway in Black
Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe'due south salute to the contributions of African Americans to the "Great White Way" over the decades runs March 10 through April 24. (941) 366-1505; westcoastblacktheatre.org
Laughing Matters
FST's musical sketch comedy show, in its latest iteration, continues through June 19 in the Court Cabaret. (941) 366-9000; floridastudiotheatre.org
Menopause the Musical
Some other round of fun and songs with 4 women facing the alter of life, at 7:30 p.m. March 2 at Van Wezel. (941) 263-6799; vanwezel.org
The Interview
Geraldine Librandi stars as Holocaust survivor Bracha Weissman in this Sarasota Jewish Theater production, March ii-half dozen at the Players' theater space at The Crossings at Siesta Fundamental. jfedsrq.org/events
Some Enchanted Evening
Speaking of the Players, the community theater closes its season at The Crossings with this Rodgers and Hammerstein revue, March xvi-27. (941) 365-2494; the players.org
Anastasia
This musical version of the legend of the Russian royal and her love story makes its Sarasota premiere, March 18-xx, at the Van Wezel. (941) 263-6799; vanwezel.org
Steve Solomon's My Female parent's Italian, My Male parent's Jewish, and I'm in Therapy
Comedian Solomon has fabricated a living from entertaining audiences with his family woes; he takes the Van Wezel stage once more at 8 p.m. March 21. (941) 263-6799; vanwezel.org
Source: https://www.sarasotamagazine.com/arts-and-entertainment/2022/03/sarasota-events-march-2022
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