YOUNG ACTRESS DANA CIMONE CAPTIVATING AS DOROTHY IN AN ENERGETIC ‘THE WIZ’ AT ARSHT CENTER
Adrienne Arsht Center Launches The Arshties, a New Musical Theater Awards Program for Miami-Dade High Schools
The Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County (@arshtcenter) is proud to announce the launch of THE ARSHT HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL THEATER AWARDS PROGRAM, affectionately referred to as THE ARSHTIES, a new annual program designed to celebrate, elevate and expand musical theater education in Miami-Dade County high schools. This marks the Adrienne Arsht Center’s latest investment in arts education, offering students and teachers professional-level experiences and recognition for their work both on and off the stage. The development of The Arshties was funded by The Children’s Trust. The Children’s Trust is a dedicated source of revenue established by voter referendum to improve the lives of children and families in Miami-Dade County.
New City Players’ ‘THE 39 STEPS’ is an Insanely Funny, Clever, Hitchcock- Meets-Monty Python Comedic Masterpiece … And Likely the Most Fun You’ll Have at the Theater All Year!
Leave it to New City Players (NCP) to find the perfect “new” (to South Florida audiences) play to open their milestone Tenth Anniversary Season. The ambitious young theater company, which began with bold idealistic dreams of making a difference in the community through “must-attend-live” creative theatrical engagement and performances, has definitely arrived! By presenting both classics and originals, along with lesser-known fantastic finds, they’ve reaped dedicated followers of all ages and walks of life, prestigious local awards, and ongoing critical acclaim.
Your Guide to Spooky Season in South Florida Theater
This October, South Florida’s theater stages are stirring with the spirits of Spooky Season. From immersive spectacles to cult-favorite musicals, theaters across the region are welcoming the Halloween season in style.
Horror lovers and Halloween enthusiasts alike will find jam-packed October calendar filled with frightful fun, and of course, plenty of theater! Whether you’re in the mood to experience something new, revisit a beloved classic, or see an artsy twist on horror, South Florida’ stages have something for everyone.
Here is your guide to the shows haunting local theaters this spook-tacular season.
Pompano Beach Arts Launches its 2025 – 2026 Artists in Residence Program
The City of Pompano Beach Cultural Affairs Department is delighted to host the launch of its annual Artists in Residence (AiR) Program with its first exhibition on Oct. 3, 2025 at Bailey Contemporary Arts (BaCA) in Pompano Beach.
During October thru June, eight artists carefully selected by a distinguished panel of judges, and one AiR alumnus, will participate in this exclusive program at the historic BaCA. Each artist experiences a solo exhibition for one month during the nine-month residency.
The Carbonell Awards Welcome Four New Judges for 2025-2026 Theatre Season
The Carbonell Awards, South Florida’s most highly coveted recognition of theatrical production and performance excellence, today announced four new judges. They will bring the total number of Carbonell judges to 48, including 18 in Broward County, 11 in Miami-Dade, and 19 in Palm Beach County. Collectively, they will see and evaluate more than 100 different productions at more than 30 professional theaters. The current theater season runs between September 1, 2025, and August 31, 2026.
Dan Gordon’s Stage Adaptation of ‘TERMS OF ENDEARMENT’ by Curtain Call Playhouse Sets Off a Live Wire of Passion, Anger, and Devotion
There’s a reason why some stories become timeless classics. They tend to feature truths about the human condition that resonate anew for each generation. Pulitzer-prize-winning author Larry McMurtry’s novel about an intense, difficult yet devoted mother-daughter relationship, marital troubles, and issues with lovers called TERMS OF ENDEARMENT, became a literary sensation in 1975. His highly emotional-yet-relatable story gained cinematic fame when the 1983 movie-version won five Academy Awards, including Best Adapted Screenplay by James L. Brooks.
“CATCH ME IF YOU CAN” OPENS MD NOW® SLOW BURN THEATRE COMPANY’S 2025/2026 SEASON AT BROWARD CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS
Based on the hit DreamWorks Motion Picture, “Catch Me If You Can: The Musical” opens the MD Now® Urgent Care Slow Burn Theatre Company 2025/2026 season presented by United Community Bank October 11 – 26 in the Amaturo Theater at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts, with an open-captioned performance on Sunday, October 19 at 2 p.m.
From The Office to the Stage: Jenna Fischer on Doing a Play Written By Her Husband
From The Office to the Stage: Jenna Fischer on Doing a Play Written By Her Husband. Ashland Avenue, by Lee Kirk, runs at the Goodman Theater in Chicago.
On paper, Jenna Fischer and Lee Kirk seem like a typical Hollywood couple, both immersed in the worlds of film and television. Fischer starred as Pam Beesly in all nine seasons of NBC’s The Office, winning over a loyal fan base that still follows her work on the popular Office Ladies podcast, which she co-hosts with former castmate Angela Kinsey. Kirk, who guest starred in one episode of The Office and directed another, has also written and directed films such as The Giant Mechanical Man, Ordinary World, and the upcoming New Year’s Rev.
Carbonell Awards Announces Finalists for 2024-2025 Theater Season
