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Looking forward to beginning our new season in a week and and a half with Paul Vogel's hilarious And Baby Makes Seven!  See you there?

We're seriously blowing up the box office with this show, and we're still a month away from opening night.

We're not sure if it's just a growing audience, the great cast and crew we have assembled, the historical characters or the well-known playwright - but we just couldn't be happier with how the public is snatching up these tickets.

Right now we're sold out opening Sat. night (1/10) and there are seriously only a small handful of tickets left in every other show opening weekend. We're over 90% sold for that entire week.

This is hot hype, not hyperbole and not some marketing trickery - if you want to come out and see us opening weekend for this show, act as soon as you can.

Keep in mind that today is also a one-day sale at TBPAC, and we've offered preview tickets for this one (normally $10) for just $5. Looks like we've already had about 25 takers today, and the sale has only been on for about 2 hours.

Read all about it at Blogsite Theater: http://jobsitetheater.blogspot.com/2008/09/first-look-blackbird.html

Jobsite is exceedingly proud to be ending their record-smashing 0708 season with Tim Robbins' political satire EMBEDDED.

Head on over to Jobsite Theater right now to learn more about this hilarious, audacious production. We also have opportunities available to help community organizations, PACs, political parties, get out the vote campaigns, veterans groups and even the active military.

Please join up with us on this very important show!

We’ve extended our run of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead through April 27. We hope you can make it out if you haven’t already. If you have, we’d sure appreciate you telling your friends to come see us!

This is what the critics are saying:

"The current Jobsite production of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead is the best version of the play I’ve ever seen ... every problem the play has is brilliantly solved by director Katrina Stevenson and her four main actors ..." - Creative Loafing

"It’s fun, fast-paced and relentlessly clever ... Jenkins and Paonessa [have] never been better than they are here under Katrina Stevenson’s direction. Their timing — comic and dramatic — is excellent, and they both find just enough depth in their characters to keep us interested. If their performances weren’t so strong, Paul J. Potenza might steal the show with his manic and crusty turn as the Player, who is likewise elevated from minor status in Hamlet to a central role." - St. Pete Times

"Stoppard’s existential play is filled with more head-spinning rhetoric than a political convention. It needs a steady hand to ground it long enough for audiences to enjoy the frivolity, and Jobsite’s cast and crew did just that ... [Jenkins] captured the oblivious innocence of a child playing with matches ... [Paonessa’s] sense of powerlessness was palpable ... Potenza was outstanding as the Player. He commanded the stage with a dynamic performance." - The Tampa Tribune

First, Ros & Guil is up and running, kicking ass and taking names. Head over to the blog to see all the hot news, including the sensational reviews in the Trib and CreLo!

We’ve also just announced an extension of the show through April 27!

Don’t forget that we also have a Job-side Project up and running this weekend! Short Comings plays April 11-14 in the Shimberg Playhouse on top of Ros & Guil.