‘Ragtime,’ a musical on race, immigrants and innovation under the stars from American Stage

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‘Ragtime,’ a musical on race, immigrants and innovation under the stars from American Stage

American Stage’s 'Ragtime - the Musical' plays through May 14 at Demens Landing Park. BY J.A. JONES, Staff Writer ST. PETERSBURG - American Stage’s 'Ragtime- the Musical,' based on the widely acclaimed E.L. Doctorow novel - and often remembered as a film starring Howard Rollins in the breakout role of Coalhouse Walker - is playing […]

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