Muir's Media

04/15/2026

This is what trying to rehearse looks like when you're a cat dad.
TheatreFor War Virgin

02/23/2026

Rehearsals are moving along for "Something Fishy". Opening night is on March 13th.

02/17/2026

Rehearsals underway for "Something Fishy".

02/05/2026

Something Fishy

Written by Marcia Kash & Douglas E. Hughes. “ Something Fishy skewers politics, politicians, the media, environmental and economic issues and even community theatre itself” —- Simcoe Reformer

12/14/2025

New local boutique theater alert, Clearwater! 🎭✨

Meet TheatreFor, a professional non-Equity company bringing bold, smart and risk‑taking live theatre to 1863 N Highland Ave, Clearwater, FL 33755. From inventive takes on classics to acclaimed-but-under-seen plays, they’re all about dynamic, engaging stories that feel fresh and accessible for the whole community.​

Check out some of their shows and see what’s coming next, then grab your seats at theatrefor.com. 🎟️​

12/03/2025

Fantastic new program from TheatreFor!

Introducing NextStage @ TheatreFor
A new space where fresh ideas meet the artists ready to bring them to life.
Do you have a script that’s ready for the room — or skills you want to contribute to new work in development? NextStage is a collaborative series for playwrights, actors, directors, designers, and dramaturgs to explore and shape new mid-to-full length plays together.

What to expect:
• Table readings with local theatre artists
• Constructive, craft-focused feedback that helps writers refine their work
• A space to experiment, revise, and try again
• Opportunities for selected pieces to receive public readings and consideration for future TheatreFor productions

Want in?
Submissions are already pouring in. Email [email protected] with a brief note about your play — or how you’d like to be involved.
Let’s build the future of local theatre — together, in the room.

12/03/2025

I had the great pleasure of meeting Todd Wiseman Jr & Colin Herlihy this morning. They are two of the driving force behind a TV adaption of "A Land Remembered" by Patrick D. Smith

www.alandremembered.org/news

11/03/2025

If you've never been to an improv show, you've missed out. Here's your chance! Lurking Squirrel Productions & Promotions in conjunction with TheatreFor presents:

Here are some reasons you should go:
🎭 It’s Never the Same Show Twice

Improv is made up on the spot. No script, no rehearsals, no do-overs. Every performance is one-of-a-kind, and you were there when it happened. That alone makes it feel special, almost like you’re in on a secret.

😂 It’s Often Funnier Than Traditional Comedy

Because the comedy comes from genuine surprise — even the actors don’t know what’s about to happen — the laughs hit differently. Awkward moments, brilliant wordplay, total chaos, accidental genius… all fair game.

🙋‍♀️ You’re Part of the Show (Without Needing to Get on Stage)

Audiences usually suggest starting words, locations, or characters. So you get to influence what happens without being in the spotlight. (If audience participation gives you anxiety — no worries. No one's forced up there.)

🧠 It’s Weirdly Impressive

You get to watch performers think, collaborate, and make comedy in real time. Good improv feels like magic — the way scenes suddenly make sense, jokes tie back perfectly, or characters appear and reappear. It’s a kind of theatre sport.

😌 It’s Low-Pressure and High-Energy

No three-hour tragedy. No plot to follow. No dress code. It’s easy entertainment — fun, fast, and usually in a relaxed venue where you can grab a drink and just enjoy.

🫂 Great Night Out With Friends (or a Date)

Improv shows spark conversation. You walk out with shared inside jokes that only that audience understands. That’s great for bonding — or at least for having something new to laugh about together.

🌟 You’re Supporting Local Artists

Most improv is done by local performers, not big touring companies. Your ticket literally helps keep small theatres and creative communities alive — and you get a great night in return.

Plan your HOLIDAY laughs now!

11/03/2025

This afternoon saw the last performance of TheatreFor's production of DC Cathro's "Clone".

For those that came to see it over the last three weeks, I am sure you will all agree that it was a brilliantly written play, brought to life by three fantastic actors under the outstanding interpretation of a wonderful director.

For those that didn't see the play.... You missed out on a truly memorable and thought provoking timeless piece of theatre. Your loss.

10/31/2025

Last chance!!

Get tickets online for Clone here.