Miami Acting Company to Present NO EXIT, 10/28-11/6
Miami Acting Company (MAC) presents No Exit, the timeless masterpiece written by philosopher, novelist, critic & playwright Jean-Paul Sartre. Known for its fascinating depiction of "life" after death in which three deceased, and seemingly different characters, are punished by being locked in a room together for eternity. They soon discover hell is not exactly what they expected. Produced on Broadway and stages worldwide, this enticing play promises to trap the audience and lead them through a through-provoking journey into a world of fears, vices and taunts with no exit in sight. This first play of the MAC 2011/12 season is directed by Manny Catalino. enticing play promises to trap the audience and lead them through a thought-provoking journey into a world of fears, vices and taunts with no exit in sight. This first play of the MAC 2011/12 season is directed by Mann.
The show runs October 28th, 29th, 30th, November 4th, 5th, 6th on Fridays/Saturday - 8PM and Sundays - 2PM
The show stars Craig Dearr, Danny Nieves, Heidi Holmes, and Andrea Uzategui.
Ticket can be purchased online at http://www.miamiactingco.org, general admission is $20 with seniors/students priced at $18.
South Miami-Dade Cultural Arts Center (Inaugural Year) "the mini-Arsht of the South http://www.smdcac.org/ 10950 SW 211 ST.
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