ACTORS’ PLAYHOUSE’S ‘HUNDRED DAYS’ IS THE THEATRICAL EPITOME OF BRAT SUMMER

Originally posted on Artburstmiami.com | Written by Michelle F. Solomon

It may take one hundred days to fully realize all that’s happening on the Balcony Theatre stage at the Miracle Theater with Actors’ Playhouse’s season closer. And while the unusual musical theater concept “Hundred Days” may not be for everyone, it is an experience that should not be missed.

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ANTHONY NUNZIATA AND SUMMER SINGING WAITERS EVOKE NOSTALGIA OF DINNER SHOWS AT WICK THEATER SUPPER CLUB

This weekend, the Wick Theater Supper Club in Boca Raton will bring back memories when South Floridians flocked to have both dinner and musical theater or a singer perform at venues such as The Colony Hotel in West Palm Beach, the Jan McArt and Burt Reynolds Dinner Theaters in Palm Beach county, the Diplomat Hotel in Hollywood and the Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami Beach.

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School of Rock at Lake Worth Shreds

To “unofficially” start its 2024-2025 season, Lake Worth Playhouse is putting on a rendition of Andrew Lloyd Weber’s School of Rock at their historic venue in downtown Lake Worth Beach. For a seasonal community like South Florida, where the more wealth-affluent demographic leaves during the sticky summer, Lake Worth chooses to celebrate the year-round community with their first production of the performance season. Prized for its century-old facility, black box theater, and the showings of excellent indie films, the organization has something for everyone.

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‘THE LITTLE MERMAID’ IMMERSIVE THEATER PRODUCTION STILL UNIQUE AND MEMORABLE IN SOUTH MIAMI HOME IN 35 YEAR CELEBRATION

In 2023, Area Stage Artistic Director Giancarlo Rodaz became the youngest director ever to win the Carbonell Award (at age 26) as the youngest director with “Beauty and the Beast” and created another immersive theatrical experience with his production of  the Disney musical “The Little Mermaid”, at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts in downtown Miami which was highly praised by audiences and critics alike.

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‘A Streetcar Heart’s Desire’ Elizabeth Price Takes On Blanche DuBois

If you’re someone who spends a lot of time seeing theatre in South Florida, then you may have already run across the work of actress Elizabeth Price, who is also a proud ensemble member of New City Players. But though the Silver Palm winning and Carbonell nominated performer has no shortage of impressive credits, it’s only in the company’s current production of A Streetcar Named Desire that she’s finally gotten the chance to play her ultimate dream role: the fading southern belle Blanche Dubois.

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