BWW Review: Fringe Favorite SEASONS Brings New Work Excitement to Florida Tour
There is something exhilarating about sitting in the audience watching a new work that you think could eventually become something special. More so than any other artistic medium, pieces of musical theatre require extensive gestation periods, sometimes with years numbering in the decades. So to see ...
BWW Reviews: I LOVE LUCY Live on Stage at Miami's Arsht Center
Some Things Are Better Left Dead...
BWW Reviews: I LOVE LUCY LIVE ON STAGE: Recreation of the Classic Sitcom is Pure Kitsch
Everyone's favorite redhead, her Cuban bandleader husband and the couple's nosy neighbors are brought back to life in I LOVE LUCY LIVE ON STAGE, which kicked off its nationwide tour last night at the Adrienne Arsht Center in Miami....
BWW Reviews: JAMAICA FAREWELL
Debra Ehrhardt enters through the blackout curtains and she's got you. You're trapped, wrapped and for eighty minutes completely under the spell of this magical storyteller....
BWW Reviews: MOTHERS AND SONS at GableStage
It's a Gay Life, Then and Now...
BWW Reviews: DYING CITY
Man, If You Can Act You Can Do It Anywhere or We Don't Need No Stinkin' Stage...
BWW Reviews: Liza with an 'L' for Legend: Minnelli Delights Fort Lauderdale
The first glimpse of Liza Minnelli on stage caused the audience to leap to their feet and heap on the kind of applause usually reserved for encores....
BWW REVIEWS: The Maltz Jupiter Theatre Presents a Heartwarming ANNIE for the Holidays
While some musical theatre Grinches may hold fast to the stage rule 'never work with children or animals,' most producers of 'Annie' know why the opposite is true. Leading into the holiday season, there may be no better reminder of love and family than a little girl's bravery to strike out into the ...
BWW Reviews: FEAR UP HARSH Delivers on its Promise
Fear Up Harsh, written by Christopher Demos-Brown and directed by Zoetic Stage's Stuart Meltzer, was highly anticipated on the Miami theater scene -- and it did not disappoint....
BWW Reviews: KNOWLEDGE & NOISE a Smart Start to the SandBox Series
Pina has no idea what she wants to do with her life. This is the central conflict of Knowledge & Noise, playing for one more weekend at Miami Theater Center's (MTC) SandBox Series....
BWW Reviews: The Maltz Jupiter Theatre Gets Murderous for their Season Opener
Getting into the spirit of Halloween, the Maltz Jupiter Theatre opened its 2013-2014 season with Frederick Knott's tale of intrigue Dial M for Murder. Unlike the classic whodunit mystery, however, the play revolves not on solving the crime but on watching the main character squirm as he tries to get...
BWW REVIEWS: Slow Burn Theatre Forces Audiences to Feel During Emotional NEXT TO NORMAL
Slow Burn Theatre Company of West Boca is already known for having a penchant for the dark and slightly off-centered musical and has enjoyed a few mostly successful seasons with hits such as Side Show and Sweeney Todd. With a cast of strong local singer-actors, the company breathes life into this ch...
BWW REVIEWS: A Star is Born During RUTHLESS! at Actors' Playhouse
Miami regional theatre Actors' Playhouse wisely chose pint-sized powerhouse Julia Dale to lead their company to victory with their production of Ruthless! The Musical, which opened this weekend at the Miracle Theatre....
BWW Reviews: MICRO TEATRO MIAMI is a Macro Success
Inside a storage unit in downtown Miami, a Latin woman teaches 'un Americano' how to dance salsa, and, more importantly, what it means to lead. This isn't some clandestine meeting or a glimpse at illegal storage-container-living -- this is Salsa, a fifteen minute short by Glenn Hutchinson, smartly ...
BWW Reviews: Actors' Playhouse Pushes Out A Comical Baby with RATED P FOR PARENTHOOD
The fast-paced anecdotal collection of vignettes takes a musical romp through the struggles and unexpected joys of being a parent in a completely relatable way, whether you are a parent or not. Mostly set up as, at least, PG-13 humor (never underestimate the comic effect of belting out a long curse ...
BWW Reviews: Jim Brochu's CHARACTER MAN is a Triumphant, Tour de Force Tribute To Iconic Musical Theater Stars
About halfway through Jim Brochu's Saturday, June 29 performance at the Metropolitan Room of his new show Character Man, I realized I was witnessing what was probably the best cabaret show I'd seen this year, and perhaps was one of the best in my almost three years of reviewing cabaret. By the time ...
BWW Reviews: THE WEDDING SINGER Fizzles at Slow Burn Theatre
It seems a wise and refreshing choice for a theatre company known for producing thought-provoking and challenging works to decidedly chill out over the summer. The saving grace of Slow Burn's production lies in the casting of Clay Cartland and Courtney Poston as lovers Robbie and Julia respectively....
BWW Reviews: Slow Burn Theatre Company Attends a Chilling Tale of SWEENEY TODD
Aside from having the gumption to produce the more offbeat and challenging musicals, what Slow Burn Theatre Company can accomplish with a minimal amount of outside resources is truly commendable. Surely I was in the audience of a much more seasoned, union regional house....
BWW Review: IN THE HEIGHTS Finds Second Home in Miami
It seems an obvious choice for Miami to produce one of the first regional productions of In The Heights, a musical centered around Latin culture in the Washington Heights neighborhood of Manhattan. Theatre is meant to be relatable and hold up a mirror to its audience and, after feeling the electrici...
BWW Review: THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE Makes Magic at Maltz Jupiter Theatre
Thoroughly Modern Millie, a classic piece of musical theatre in its own right, brings a prohibition-era energy and crispness to the lively set while keeping focus on a simple story of a small-town girl. Whether you go to the theatre for the love of music, dance, story or spectacle, it was all there ...
BWW Reviews: Come Look at the Freaks of Slow Burn Theatre Company's SIDE SHOW
Serving as Director/Choreographer for most of Slow Burn's productions, Fitzwater builds this world as a maddening circus filled with somehow completely relevant freaks of nature....
BWW Reviews: SINGIN' IN THE RAIN Brings the Motion Picture to Life at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre
Recreating this iconic movie on the stage is an ever-daunting task but has been a staple of the regional theatre scene since it closed on Broadway in the mid 1980s. There are not many noticeable adaptations or deviations from the original Comden and Green 1952 film, and this may be an inherent flaw ...
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Alice By Heart Inside Out Theatre (5/30-5/31) |
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We're Revolting! 1776 the Musical - 250 years ago they signed it, this summer we sing it. News-Journal Center at Daytona State College (6/26-6/26) |
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THE HOT WING KING American Stage Theatre Company (6/03-6/28) |
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SIX (Boleyn Tour) Kravis Center for the Performing Arts [Dreyfoos Hall] (3/09-3/14) |
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New York Gilbert & Sullivan Players: The Pirates of Penzance Au-Rene Theater at the Broward Center (1/31-1/31) |
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Take PRIDE! “Coming Out of the Shadows” Free Exhibition at Galleria Fort Lauderdale Galleria Fort Lauderdale (5/29-6/30) |
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Galleria Fort Lauderdale’s “Take PRIDE!” 2026 Reception to Benefit History Fort Lauderdale Galleria Fort Lauderdale (5/28-5/28) |
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SIX Kravis Center for the Performing Arts (3/09-3/14) |
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OH, MARY! Kravis Center for the Performing Arts (5/11-5/16) |
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THE GREAT GATSBY Kravis Center for the Performing Arts (1/06-1/10) |
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