Whew! It's May already! We'd better start compiling the list of the Summer season shows, and next year's theatre season. Most theatre have already started selling subscriptions to next year's plays. Of course, we don't list them by theatre, we give you the month-to-month breakdown.
And don't forget, the FPTA statewide audtions are rushing up on us: this year, they are being held in Vero Beach at The Riverside Theater on May 21-23. The deadline to register is Monday, May 16. If you are an actor trying to make it in this business, you should be there.
Now, here's what's happening this week on The Scene:
And don't forget, the FPTA statewide audtions are rushing up on us: this year, they are being held in Vero Beach at The Riverside Theater on May 21-23. The deadline to register is Monday, May 16. If you are an actor trying to make it in this business, you should be there.
Now, here's what's happening this week on The Scene:
opening...
The Cha-Cha of a Camel Spider opens at Florida Stage, through June 5.
Palm Beach DramaWorks opens The Beauty Queen of Leenane, through June 19.
Infinite Abyss Productions opens Hedwig and the Angry Inch, through June 4th at Empire Stage.
Red White and Tuna opens at The Waterfront Playhouse in Key West, through May 21.
you still haven't missed...
The Music Man plays at the Stage Door Theatre through June 19.
The Women's Theatre Project presents Theresa Rebeck's Sunday on the Rocks, through May 15.
God of Carnage plays at The Caldwell Theatre Company through May 15.
Fifty/Fifty plays at Teatro en Miami Studio through May 14. Spanish, with English supertitles.
Laffing Matterz serves up the laughs at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts, through May 14, 2010The Music Man plays at the Stage Door Theatre through June 19.
The Women's Theatre Project presents Theresa Rebeck's Sunday on the Rocks, through May 15.
God of Carnage plays at The Caldwell Theatre Company through May 15.
Fifty/Fifty plays at Teatro en Miami Studio through May 14. Spanish, with English supertitles.
passing through...
Meshuggah-Nuns, the 4th sequel to the zany Nunsense, plays at the Aventura Arts and Cultural Center through May 8, 2011.
Celebrity Autobiography, May 5-1 at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts.
The Miramar Cultural Center presents Loose Lips on May 8, one night only.
Meshuggah-Nuns, the 4th sequel to the zany Nunsense, plays at the Aventura Arts and Cultural Center through May 8, 2011.
Celebrity Autobiography, May 5-1 at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts.
The Miramar Cultural Center presents Loose Lips on May 8, one night only.
last chance to see...
The Andrews Living Arts Studio closes its production of EQUUS this Saturday, May 7.
The Slow Burn Theatre Company opens Blood Brothers at the West Boca Performing Arts Theatre, through May 8, 2011.
The Andrews Living Arts Studio closes its production of EQUUS this Saturday, May 7.
The Slow Burn Theatre Company opens Blood Brothers at the West Boca Performing Arts Theatre, through May 8, 2011.
for kids...
Doktor Kaboom! One day, two early shows only at the Aventura Arts and Cultural Center, this Saturday, May 6.
The Miramar Cultural Center presents the Hudson Vagabond Puppet Company production of Caps for Sale/Three Billy Goats Gruff, one day only on May 6, 2011.
The Playground Theatre presents the world premiere of The Red Thread, through May 27.
Actors' Playhouse presents a new version of The Emperor's New Clothes through May 27.
The Sol Children's Theatre Troupe presents A Little Princess the Musical through May 22.
Doktor Kaboom! One day, two early shows only at the Aventura Arts and Cultural Center, this Saturday, May 6.
The Miramar Cultural Center presents the Hudson Vagabond Puppet Company production of Caps for Sale/Three Billy Goats Gruff, one day only on May 6, 2011.
The Playground Theatre presents the world premiere of The Red Thread, through May 27.
Actors' Playhouse presents a new version of The Emperor's New Clothes through May 27.
The Sol Children's Theatre Troupe presents A Little Princess the Musical through May 22.
Don't forget about The Cha-Cha of a Camel Spider -- opening May 6! :o)
ReplyDeleteI saw this in my Google reader and wondered why Cha-Cha of the Camel Spider wasn't metioned too. I saw the stage reading last year at the First Stage play reading festival and it was great. I can't wait to see the actual production!
ReplyDeleteSurprisingly, Florida Stage isn't listed on SouthFloridaTheatre.com, and that's why the play was missed initially.
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