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.
Theater
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.
To say the world was different when Ronnie Larsen penned his first play, “Scenes from my Love Life,” is an understatement.
I’ll just say it right now. Larry Buzzeo is one of the brightest jewels in South Florida’s theatrical crown, and what queen doesn’t love a crown?
Island City Stages wraps up another enjoyable season and breathes new life in the Charles Busch penned queer classic play, “Die Mommie Die.”
It wasn’t easy finding a silver living during COVID-19, but Pompano Beach’s leaders did.
When mounting a stage parody of TV’s “The Golden Girls,” it takes really big shoes to fill the roles originated by iconic stars Beatrice Arthur, Betty White, Rue McClanahan, and Estelle Getty. And those shoes need to be even bigger when the four female leads are portrayed by men, says actor Vince Kelley, who steps into McClanahan’s part of Blanche in “Golden Girls: The Laughs Continue” Tuesday, Sept. 3 to Sunday, Sept. 29 at Broward Center’s Amaturo Theater.
Island City Stage founding artistic director Andy Rogow always wanted to do a play by the legendary Charles Busch. The New York-based playwright, who crafted an inimitable style of theatrical drag, stars in plays that he writes for himself portraying over-the-top female divas who appear to be trapped in time in the golden age of Hollywood.
Jon Marans’ “The Temperamentals” is a play about an important piece of LGBTQ history.
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