As the New Tampa Performing Arts Center (NTPAC) gears up for its Spring season, residents can anticipate an array of performances that cater to diverse interests, from jazz lovers to Broadway enthusiasts. One highlight taking the stage is the New Tampa Jazz Nights, which hits on March 5 at 8 p.m., featuring the exceptional talents of Whitney James and Scotty Wright, accompanied by the jazz trio, La Lucha. The show, presented in partnership with Tampa Jazz Club, promises a night of rich rhythms and melodies, with tickets going for $10 to $30.
The following evening, March 6 at 7 p.m., takes a turn towards the theatrical with the presentation of the Sarah Brightman Tribute Show. Audiences are set to be charmed by Elona Krasavtseva and Alex Boyd, as they pay homage to the iconic soprano through a selection of her most celebrated performances, ranging from Broadway hits to operatic classics. A treat for both the eyes and ears, this event is ticketed at $30 for general admission, a steal for those looking to immerse themselves in the world of stage and song.
Further blending the worlds of music and storytelling, the Steinway Signature Series invites the community to witness a one-of-a-kind piano performance featuring Svetozar Ivanov and Ghadeer Abaido, known as The Roam Duo. This pair doesn't just tickle the ivories; they weave a tapestry of sound accompanied by poetry and immersive audio to create a truly multifaceted experience. Set for March 7 at 7:30 p.m., the recital will showcase the artists' prowess on NTPAC's Steinway & Sons Model D Concert Grand, with general admission tickets available at $20.
By venturing into the NTPAC's March lineup, you're not just filling seats; you're engaging with a creative ecosystem that has blossomed right in New Tampa. Whether you're swayed by the allure of jazz, the passion of opera, or the delicate dance of piano keys, there's no shortage of artistic exploration. The details on these events, including ticket purchase options, are available on the NTPAC's official website, so mark your calendars and be part of a cultural March madness, according to Hillsborough County's website.
