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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.
A favorite among contemporary musical theatre lovers, Jason Robert Brown's The Last Five Years has been championed as one of his best.
In this retelling of Meredith Wilson's 'The Music Man,' with early 20th century Midwest slang and an almost too quick gift-wrapped resolution, director Mark Martino and choreographer Shea Sullivan were able to successfully breathe new life into a script and score that, especially for younger audienc
This AVENUE Q delivers exactly what fans of the show expect: a raunchy, shocking humor neatly gift-wrapped and presented under the guise of seemingly cute puppets with dirty minds and no filter.
Without getting political or even all that specifically religious, Actors' Godspell places focus on the ever-growing importance of an accepting and loving community, a message well-received.
Headbanging music and a story derived from a Journey song circa 1981, Rock of Ages is not your typical Broadway musical, yet it's full of energy.
Paul Louis and Nick Santa Maria, creators and writers of "Real Men Sing Show Tunes…And Play with Puppets," find a way to appeal to both sexes with clever rhymes, well-timed skits and the occasional shocking curveball.
An infectious blend of Miami heat and Studio 54 spice, "The Donkey Show" brings the 70s alive by way of an over-the-top, rollicking disco extravaganza.
In a cozy blackbox on the edge of downtown Fort Lauderdale and the well-known LGBT-friendly neighborhood of Wilton Manors, the world premiere of local playwright Kim Ehly's "BaBY GiRL" was welcomed among a warm and supportive audience with a penchant for raucous laughter.
Palm Beach Dramaworks christened their new space on Clematis Street in downtown West Palm Beach with a fresh production of the world's longest running musical "The Fantasticks" on Friday night.
Jerry Herman who provided the glorious scores for HELLO, DOLLY! and MAME, wrote the score for LA CAGE including what are probably two of the best theater songs of the second half of the twentieth century.
There is much to be said about a play that kept me thinking for hours.
BILLY ELLIOT THE MUSICAL, the Tony Winning show has soared into the Broward Center for too brief a stay.
JERSEY BOYS did it again.
SHREK THE MUSICAL arrived at the Arsht Center last night, and should certainly be a fine outing for the kids and those who are kids at heart.
HAIR first played on Broadway in the 60s and it was, without question, one of my very favorite musicals.
This Tony winning Best Musical, simply gets everything right.
WEST SIDE STORY was a landmark work when it premiered some fifty odd years ago.
The 25th Anniversary Tour of the Tony winning Les Miserables opened last night at the Broward Center and I am here to report that it is the best time at Les Miz I have ever had.
I was prepared to have difficulty sitting through ROCK OF AGES, the musical that opened at the Broward Center Tuesday night.
A show such as 'Beauty And The Beast' cannot be done with sets and costumes that seem to have been bought from the local party supply store.
DREAMGIRLS is why show business was born.
Mel Brooks has taken a giant tumble off the mountaintop on which he stood following the success of THE PRODUCERS.
BABALU was a fine night at the theater.
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JERSEY BOYS Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts (6/01-6/06) |
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Slow Burn Theatre Co: Come From Away - Smart Stage Matinee Series Amaturo Theater at Broward Center (10/22-10/22) |
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Salida Main Street Players (7/18-8/02) |
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A Christmas Story – The Musical! Athens Theatre (11/20-12/13) |
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Ms. Holmes & Ms. Watson – Apt. 2B American Stage Theatre Company (6/02-6/20) |
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Island City Stage presents the Tony Award-winning Play Eureka Day Island City Stage (8/20-9/13) |
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Chava & Charlie: How My Grandparents Fell in Love Aventura Arts & Cultural Center (1/17-1/17) |
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Forever Motown Aventura Arts & Cultural Center (2/26-2/26) |
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Victor/Victoria Arts Collective Theatre (7/10-7/26) |
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MONTY PYTHON’S SPAMALOT Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts (11/10-11/15) |
