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For a gay elf at Christmastime, falling in love with your boss is a fruitless occupational hazard. Santa is straight, and though the beard... More >>
Road Through Heaven at New Theatre Through June 2 More >>
For storytellers in the theater, film, and literature worlds, the Holocaust continues to be a source of inspiration through tragedy — a... More >>
GableStage's production of Cock contains what might go down (pun intended) as the most arousing sex scene you'll see onstage all... More >>
To revive an axiom that President Obama directed at the ideas of a certain failed vice presidential candidate from Alaska: Actors' Playhouse's... More >>
You can’t say that playwright and New Theatre artistic director Ricky J. Martinez avoids deep themes in his work. In Road Through... More >>
Stage hypnotist Rich Guzzi has learned to expect the unexpected. In one memorable performance, he instructed 15 hypnotized audience volunteers... More >>
Just because The Laramie Project is a frequent choice among college and high school theaters does not make it an easy play. With... More >>
Anne and Emmett at AAPACT Through May 12 More >>
We’re long accustomed to seeing African-American musicians perform for audiences that are 80 percent white, but the reverse is still pretty... More >>
What’s the only TV station beaming into Hell? The Golf Channel. It’s the only station that absolutely guarantees its inhabitants an... More >>
In his award-winning play Jeffrey, first produced off-Broadway in 1993, playwright Paul Rudnick (who wrote the screenplay to Hollywood's... More >>
Glengarry Glen Ross at Main Street Playhouse Through May 19 More >>
If Facebook were around in ancient Sumeria, the goddess Inanna’s relationship status would probably read, “It’s... More >>
Zoetic Stage's The Savannah Disputation: Holy War in Georgia More >>
Charming Acts of Misery at the SoBe Comedy Fest More >>
For all of us Book of Mormon-praising, godless lefties in the American theater press, it’s all too easy to paint all Christians with... More >>
In his award-winning play Jeffrey, first produced off-Broadway in 1993 and opening at Miami Beach Stage Door this week, playwright... More >>
Bird in the Handat New Theatre Through April 7 More >>
In Happy Feet, all of those penguins could not have challenged their elders and found their grooves were it not for Savion Glover.... More >>
The dressing room for the Broadway tour of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert is probably bigger than many of our own regional theater... More >>
Miami Filmmakers Represent at MIFF More >>
Dark Blood: River Phoenix's Last Movie Premieres in Miami 20 Years After His Death More >>
Brothers Beckett at the Arsht: Sibling Rivalry and Revelry More >>
Hate! at Miami Theater Center: Solo Show Breaks Down Bigotry More >>
