By Jan Sjostrom Jasmine Starr-Kidd is having a tough time dealing with her parents' divorce. In that she's much like many other 12-year-olds today. But Jasmine has a fix. A science prodigy J…
By Jan Sjostrom Five Guys Named Moe, the rollicking love letter to the music of Louis Jordan, works its magic in a tuneful production by Marcie Gorman & MNM Theatre Company through Sept.…
We are looking for actors for our next production, Dr. Seward's Dracula by Joseph Zettelmaier, this is a paid acting opportunity. Synopsis: "People need monsters. They need to believe that t…
 By Aaron Krause Nobody in their right mind would condone the titular character's actions in Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street. Yet, we can sympathize with this fictional se…
WOW, Women of Wilton launches its first production By Oline H. Cogdill Love and friendship, grief and death are timeless themes that are the foundation of the entertaining productio…
Defending the Cavewoman explores the differences between women and men. The post Lindsey Corey seamlessly slips into 15 characters in Defending the Cavewoman at Actors Playhouse first appear…
New City Players' Little Montgomery starts as a satisfyingly cute summer chuckle of a comedy, but morphs into a deeper examination of human beings struggling awkwardly to cope with the word …
What audiences have seen, are seeing and will see across stages has been crippled and artistically hidden in a strangulation that only insiders know about. Simply, it's extremely difficult t…
ArtBuzz Theatrics' compelling professional production of Six Dance Lessons In Six Weeks features impressively realistic, nuanced, and multi-faceted performances from veterans Larry Buzzeo an…
Native Gardens is, indeed, a comedy infused with character-based humor that satisfies as a warm summer evening of laughs. But Karen ZacarÃas' social satire at GableStage gently weaves in …
The musical Beetlejuice, part of the Broadway Across America series, is resplendent with silly, often stupid, jokes, over-the-top acting and sometimes forgettable songs that actually all com…
The Newsboy Strike of 1899 is the foundation of a high-energy, enthusiastic and plain old fun production of the musical Disney's Newsies closing out Slow Burn Theatre Company's season. The p…
City Theatre's Summer Shorts vibrates with the unique distinctive essence that exceeds traditional adjectives and can best be captured in the word "Miami." Indeed, the production is subtitle…
The musical Kimberly Akimbo sounds like the premise for a Disney comedy: A teenager afflicted with a disease that ages her 4 ½ times faster than normal tries to cope at the same time with…
Parade forces you watch to first-hand the inexorable horror of anti-Semitism, not in a newspaper, but rising feet in front of you with the complexity, the fear and the human enmity envelopin…
The precise use of the technically forensic terms "fun," "delightful" and "rollicking" are absolutely accurate when describing Peter Pan Goes Wrong, the latest in the development of no-holds…
Jodie Langel promises that audiences attending the inaugural production of South Florida's newest theater company will be "blown away" by the young performers' talent. Her Off Glades Theater…
Lorraine Hansberry'sThe Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window about a liberal couple and their circle in Greenwich Village is an worth seeing (and mounting locally). but acknowledge that it is d…
After a season filled with provocative drama and lavish musicals, Riverside Theatre lets its hair down with Honky Tonk Angels, a juke box musical filled with country music and down-home humo…
Sweeney Todd has rarely been restored to the breathtaking visual scope of that initial production featured, but the current revival is the return of a full-fledged, full-throated, fully-pro…
It's a safe bet that the stage floor has been reinforced and tts speakers upgraded to accommodate the pounding tap dancers and the whirlwind of music pouring out at Some Like It Hot. If you…
On occasions, you run into people who have dismissed seeing plays without having seeing one, people who don't understand the absolutely unique magic of live Theater. Drag them to see Life of…
Palm Beach Dramaworks' immersifying edition of Topdog/Underdog laudably justifies in its delivery, this masterwork has a depth and complexity that gifts each outing with the opportunity to c…
Amid protracted and repeated cheers of a volume rarely heard in the Broward Center for the Performing Arts, hundreds upon hundreds of high school students and their families celebrated the c…
Tracy Jones bowing at Island City Stage is a comedy masking lonely people trying to make connections they don't have the skill to achieve. It's a briskly-moving smile with quirky characters …