Theatre

A Class Act at the Sandrell River Theater! As relative today as when it was first written, A Class Act is a sophisticated thrill ride that exposes what happens when a large corporation is caught dumping poisonous chemicals into our drinking water as is happening in Biscayne Bay right now. Described as “engrossing and gripping,” this show examines a world in which greed pervades, the loyal suffer, and morality is always relative. Join us to see why the play received rave reviews when it was performed in New York, Philadelphia and Boca Raton. “Thrilling new courtroom drama!” – New York City Theatre “Absorbing, always unpredictable” - Theaterscene.net “Juicy” - Lightinandsoundamerica.com For more information contact the Box Office at (305) 284-8872 or boxoffice@ftfshows.com. ALL TICKET SALES ARE FINAL. THERE ARE NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES.

The African American student living in Miami Dade County, Florida during the 1980's – 1990’s was faced with unique challenges in a period that experienced significant cultural, social, political, economic and technological changes that impacted their learning, careers and decision-making capacity. These experiences played a major role in their adulthood. Carol City experienced an influx of migrants primarily from the Caribbean, particularly Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, Haiti, Santo Domingo and Cuba during the 1980’s. The assimilation with African Americans in middle and high school were at times turbulent and dynamic as relationships developed that resulted in shared cultural experiences and at times hostilities. The assimilation of these culturally difference norms and behaviors are rarely captured in the experiences of Africans in the diaspora. These relationships produced the development of a unique cultural artistic climate and social dynamics that is captured in the Three Act, six scenes play.

Amidst the bustle of a crowded London train station, Georgie spots Alex, a much older man, and plants a kiss on his neck. This electric encounter thrusts these two strangers into a fascinating and life-changing game. Directed by Bari Newport, Heisenberg brings to blazing, theatrical life the uncertain and often comical sparring match that is human connection. Internationally renowned for The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, visionary playwright Simon Stephens returns to the stage with this sharply original production starring South Florida’s own Margery Lowe.

A Live performance at an Outdoor Haunted House Event with the carnival-style area with rides at Bill Baggs Florida State Park in Key Biscayne. Get in the Halloween spirit with a frightfully fun Haunted Hike at Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park on Saturday, October 22. Besides the hike, the park will be hosting a carnival featuring a performance of Little Monsters Theatre by Fantasy Theatre Factory, food trucks, ice cream truck, cash bar, face painting, pumpkin patch and DJ. Where: Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park 1200 Crandon Blvd, Key Biscayne 33149 When: Sat, Oct 22 6:00 PM - Carnival area opens 6:30 PM - Fantasy Theatre Factory performance of Little Monsters Theatre 7:30 PM - Haunted Hike opens FREE ENTRY & PARKING!

THE GREEN BIRD by Hillary DePiano directed by Melvin Huffnagle November 11-20, 2022 The Wertheim Mainstage Theatre The king is lost, the queen is buried alive, the kingdom is in peril. Can twins Renzo and Barbarina unravel the mystery of the Green Bird in time to save everyone? A wildly hilarious adaptation of Gozzi’s commedia dell’arte classic.

Don’t be afraid! LITTLE MONSTER TALES is the "trick" to make reading a "treat!" Fantasy Theatre Factory presents delightfully funny stories from children’s books about monsters,children and other squiggly creatures. We bring these stories to life on stage. The show combines reading,literature, comedy, puppets, music -even a headless butler who can juggle! The show tickles your funny bone and sends everyone running to the library for more books by the same authors! Great FUN! When: Sat, Oct 29 @ 2 PM Where: Sandrell Rivers Theater 6103 NW 7th Ave, Miami FL 33127 Free Parking Garage: 6104 NW 6th CT Miami, FL Ticket: $5 https://tickets.ftfshows.com/TheatreManager/1/tmEvent/tmEvent884.html

“The Opponent” written by Brett Neveu and directed by Lowell Williams looks at the hardscrabble world of boxing from the perspective of a small-time boxing gym owner, the seen-it-all-and-then-some Tremont “Tre” Billiford (Enrique Galan) and a young up-and-comer, the charismatic and fast-moving Donell Fuseles (Kedar Myers). The play explores difficult truths revealed as questions of loyalty, dreams deferred, and fractured losses that become unearthed. Tensions quickly rise between the two broken men as both accuse the other of causing the failures that define their lives while approaching the inevitable fight that will ultimately prove who truly is the champ.

Picnic de Libros is a bilingual, family day program featuring storytelling, theatre, music, arts and crafts, dance, and picnic baskets full of books, free to keep. The event is free and its main goal is to expose kids to the richness and variety of the cultural traditions in our diverse community. These gatherings will tickle children’s curiosity while using the power of stories to bring people together, promoting literacy, and nurturing the next generation of engaged world citizens. We want to encourage kids to read and develop a passion for books and literature. Culminating each day, we will serve a special picnic with blankets on the lawn and baskets full of books, in both Spanish and English, to take home. Picnic de Libros is produced by the Koubek Center and Fundacion Cuatrogatos, with the support of Miami Book Fair.

A New Brain Music and Lyrics by William Finn Book by William Finn and James Lapine Composer Gordon Schwinn is reluctantly writing a song for the star of a children’s TV show when he collapses. Supported by his lover, mother, best friend, and a manic medical team, Gordon confronts what appears to be a life-threatening illness while haunted by unfinished work and the specter of Mr. Bungee – the star of the children’s program. This moving, relatable, and comical musical by the Tony award-winning team of William Finn and James Lapine offers a touching examination of the ephemeral nature of life and the healing powers of art.

A darkly comic fable of brotherly love and family identity is Suzan-Lori Parks' latest riff on the way we are defined by history. The play tells the story of Lincoln and Booth, two brothers whose names were given to them as a joke, foretelling a lifetime of sibling rivalry and resentment. Haunted by the past, the brothers are forced to confront the shattering reality of their future.