The Miami-Dade County Commission faces a decision Tuesday that could make or break the resurrection of the historic Coconut Grove Playhouse as deadlines close in. With discussions still unde…
Wondering what to give your theater lover this holiday season " besides season tickets, of course. Our media reviewer Brad Hathaway listens to, reads and sees nearly everything, and he makes…
Sometime after more than 400 performances, Wayne LeGette lost track of how often he had appeared in the enduring musical about relationships I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change. Whatever …
Nicky Silver's wickedly hilarious satire The Lyons about self-centered souls in the most dysfunctional family ever seen, on display at The Women's Theatre Project, hides a deeper portrait of…
To summarize The Lion in Winter as a drama about a dysfunctional family is to facilely devalue this examination of just how base the human animal can be in the grip of power and ambition. D…
Put Actors' Playhouse production of Making God Laugh pretty much in the insightful column. Playwright Sean Grennan uses our recognition of the laughter and pain common to most familial relat…
While David Sedaris' The SantaLand Diaries has its share of funny, when his script stoops low for laughs, he dashes all the other precious gifts he doles out in this very inventive one-perso…
The Maltz Jupiter Theatre's sumptuous and skillful production of Annie resembles that strange holiday gift that you're not quite sure how to react to. It's beautifully wrapped and artfully m…
There may be 12 days of Christmas, eight days of Hannukah and seven days of Kwanzaa, but there are 31 days of theater in South Florida underscored by the coming week in which at least 10 sho…
The Radio City Christmas Spectacular at the Kravis Center is, unlike much in life, precisely what its reputation promises. Start with spectacular, derived from the word spectacle. Nearly 40 …
Hallelujah, children! We are delivered from the bondage of political correctness, the oppression of reactionary repression and the tyranny of the status quo. Raise up your voice and praise t…
GableStage is raising money for its January production of Antony and Cleopatra with online crowdsourcing. It seeks $55,000 in pledges through Dec. 21 through Kickstarter.com.
These photos were taken of the world premiere of Tarell Alvin McCraney's new take on Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra which premiered this week at the Royal Shakespeare Company's Swan Thea…
Aggressively, gleefully and literally irreverent, with the most profane lyric about the Almighty ever heard in a Broadway musical, The Book of Mormon is the most improbable smash since a pre…
Like walking toward a great work of art at the end of a hallway, the magnificence of GableStage's production of My Name Is Asher Lev grows slowly as you approach it, as you spend time with i…
A solid cast molded by director Hugh M. Murphy adds Alfred Uhry's The Lasy Night of Ballyhoo to the quietly growing list of solid productions that Broward Stage Door has been accumulating i…
To showcase outstanding work related to local theater, the South Florida Theatre League is honoring five individuals and an organization with the Remy Award.
New Theatre's world premiere of Megan Breen's examination of sexual repression and liberation, My First, My Fist, My Bleeding Seeded Spirit is a well-intentioned but overheated, self-indulg…
There's a warm and comforting triple promise in The Wick Theatre's pre-Thanksgiving production of the musical White Christmas. One is that the promise of the coming holiday season, a second …
Margot Moreland and Oscar Cheda's presence in Boca Raton Theatre Guild's production of They're Playing Our Song is, indeed, more than enough reason to see this tuneful but far from iconic 19…
Inarticulate people hold forth in a bar in a torrent of existential philosophy and metaphorical verbiage in John Patrick Shanley's Savage In Limbo at the Alliance Theatre Lab. But if Shanley…
There are bits and pieces to love in what Plaza Theatre is billing as a tap comedy musical, Fingers and Toes. But the musical suffers from a lack of identity. Is it a send-up of classic "le…
Christopher Demos-Brown's compelling word premiere Fear Up Harsh from Zoetic Stage is a mercilessly penetrating interrogation of how our need for heroes can trump the very values of truth, h…
It's impossible to say whether Marvin David Levy's Mourning Becomes Electra is The Great American Opera that it has been touted to be, but it unquestionably is a glorious spectacle of raging…
Considering that some aficionados say Mourning Becomes Electra is one of the most thrilling operas ever written, Fort Lauderdale composer Marvin David Levy can be forgiven a bit of curmudgeo…