South Florida's huge array of theatrical offerings " from musicals drawn from kid-friendly material to adult dramas based in the region's various ethnicities " were recognized Monday night i…
Anything Goes is the just what it needed in our difficult times: upbeat and optimistic. It's celebratory tone fits the opening of the Gulfshore Playhouse in Naples first show in the newly op…
Trust us, the considerable verbal dribbling and turnovers in Rajiv Joseph's season opener at Gablestage is only the top layer over the profound examination of the underlying defining themes …
Anyone going to the Maltz Jupiter Theatre's Deceived hoping to see their parent's version of Gaslight will be sorely disappointed. Because this new adaptation has a completely different reso…
The 1991 Pulitzer Prize-winning Lost in Yonkers with its intersection of culture and families shows Simon at his most profound and makes a fitting launch for Palm Beach Dramaworks' 25th seas…
 Hot off the heels of their outstanding 12th year comes Island City Stage's 13th season opener, The Fantasticks, a delightful romantic dramady billed as the South Florida premiere of "…
"I love thrillers. Both as spectator and an actor," enthuses Gaby Tortoledo who gets to explore it as the heroine in Maltz Jupiter Theatre's current play Deceived through Nov. 10. The post D…
The Last Yiddish Speaker, Deborah Zoe Laufer's season opener at Theatre Lab in Boca Raton is a chilling, fast-paced drama with a streak of magical realism, as a Jewish father and daughter re…
Zoetic Stage's production of The Pillowman lives up to this modern masterpiece's unique amalgam of a terrifying nightmare and ebon black comedy. It is built around at least a half-dozen disp…
The Last Night of Ballyhoo from Boca Stage is often entertaining with humor and gentle reminder of humans' lamentable tendency to punish others when they have been mistreated, but it as only…
Slow Burn Theatre casts an inviting spell with its lively, sexy and highly entertaining production of The Witches of Eastwick with a first-rate cast who possess strong vocals, superb choreog…
Lovesong is a tender, quiet touching, thought-provoking play from Thinking Cap Theatre opening in new its new performance space at the Hollywood Central Performing Arts Center. The post Age…
Do you have to be a fan of the Marx Brothers to enjoy the one-man epic comedy An Evening With Groucho at the Wick Theatre & Museum Club's eleventh season opener? No, but it helps. The po…
Reinvention is the theme as The Island Theatre, the brand-new black box space at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre, opens with Becoming Dr. Ruth, a production detailing the life of Dr. Ruth Westheim…
The Pompano Beach Cultural Center's new resident company Pompano Players works hard but is only intermittently successful with its debut production of Love, Loss And What I Wore with the sho…
A riveting South Florida professional production of the gripping play, Jesus Hopped the A Train, by the Marshall L. Davis Sr. African Heritage Cultural Arts Center --- a moving, intense, a…
Acting is not easy, or more people would do it, but imagine having to create not just a make-believe character, but a person who not only existed in real life, but was loved and adored by fa…
By Bill Hirschman Outstanding dialect coaching, outstanding special effects, outstanding intimacy direction. Unlike the Tony Awards, the Oscars or even South Florida's Carbonells, the Silver…
Dalia Aleman and Alexandra Van Hasselt find themselves in familiar roles as they prepare to perform in a professional South Florida co-production of the classic comedy-drama, Steel Magnolias…
Thanks to the tremendous energy of the actors at Main Street Players' Ms. Holmes & Ms. Watson " Apt. 2B), there's never a dull moment, but because of its confusing jam-packed script, it …
South Florida's actor/producer/playwright Ronnie Larsen demonstrates sharp sense of humor and a keen ear for dialogue, particularly between gay men. in a revival of his first play from 30 ye…
The announcement of the 47th Carbonell Awards nominees today seemed to further the organization's desire to recognize and celebrate the continuing diversity of South Florida theater. The lis…
Playwright Jacqueline Goldfinger's new family-friendly adaptation of The Little Mermaid bears little resemblance to Disney's animated film or Hans Christian Andersen's dark fairy tale. Theat…
Veteran Black actor-playwright Keith C. Wade returns to a Miami landmark to theatrically track how the civil rights movement transformed yet undercut the thriving Brownsville-Overtown "a jou…
When is the last time you went to the theater and enjoyed two hours of pure unadulterated fun and sheer frivolity? Die Mommie, Die! is that rare breed of entertainment that exists just for …