Few films loom as large in Hollywood mythology as “Sunset Boulevard,” Billy Wilder’s 1950 portrait of fame, vanity, and the industry’s brutal disregard for aging stars.
Island City Stage caps off its season with a new show. “At the Wedding” by Bryna Turner is a pleasant comedy about Carlo attending her ex’s wedding (to a man!) and along the way we get to meet all sorts of characters from the wedding; the bridesmaid who always hated Carlo, a slightly tipsy guest who plans on asking his beloved to marry him at the reception, another wedding guest who keeps hitting on Carlo, and the mother of the bride, who wishes her daughter was marrying Carlo.
Island City Stage’s production of Craig Lucas’ “The Dying Gaul” is a vibrant evening of theater practically sizzling with electricity.
In "The Comeuppance," playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins invites audiences to eavesdrop on a 20-year high school reunion that is anything but ordinary.
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.
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