As "Chicago" celebrates its 50th anniversary, audiences across the country are once again captivated by its sharp satire, iconic choreography, and unforgettable music.
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Island City Stage’s production of Craig Lucas’ “The Dying Gaul” is a vibrant evening of theater practically sizzling with electricity.
Lately, it feels like loving movies has turned into defending them. As someone who grew up marveling at fairytales and now teaches the power of story to students, watching the discourse around 2025’s "Snow White," particularly the backlash aimed at its star Rachel Zegler, has felt exhausting.
In "The Comeuppance," playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins invites audiences to eavesdrop on a 20-year high school reunion that is anything but ordinary.
It’s that time of year; the theater companies are announcing their upcoming seasons.
For the first time, Island City Stage, Brevo Theatre, and Gable Stage have collaborated to bring the Pulitzer Prize-winning and multiple Tony-nominated play “Fat Ham” for a South Florida premiere.
There’s a method to the madness, as Hamlet himself might say, in the collaboration between Island City Stage, Brévo Theatre and Miami’s GableStage’s production of James Ijames’s (pronounced Iamz) 2022 Pulitzer prize-winning play, “Fat Ham.”
Thousands of years ago, Greek and Roman citizens gathered in open air amphitheaters hewn from hillsides to enjoy theater, wry comedies and weighty tragedies that extolled the gods and the virtues of their civilization.
The Slow Burn production of “Parade" is the feel-bad musical of the season.
Island City Stage starts its lucky 13th season with a new adaptation of the longest running musical in history.
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