Theatre

In this gripping coming-of-age story, nine soccer team members, "The Wolves," test their endurance in passing drills while navigating the dynamics of ambition, identity, loss, and female friendships. Pulitzer Prize finalist; Lortel, Outer Critics Circle nominations for Best Play/Emerging Playwright; Relentless Award, Sky Cooper New American Play Prize; Susan Smith Blackburn and Yale Prize finalist.

Life in the Middle Ages isn’t so different from today. Christiana Lysistrata is a somewhat modern twist on the Greek comedy, Lysistrata. Christiana defies societal norms by daring to read the Bible as a woman, and worse without a priest to tell her what it all means. Fed up with the violence of the crusades and the witch hunts of “heretics" she bands together with the women in her town to end the violence by using their wits and their womanly wiles to entice the men into peace. Watch the comedy unfold as we see how these women stand up for their cause and claim their power in a man driven world.

¡Prepárate para vivir una experiencia teatral emocionante! Fantasy Theatre Factory se enorgullece de presentar 'Conejo Blanco Conejo Rojo' de Nassim Soleimanpour, una producción aclamada internacionalmente con la cautivadora actuación de Micaplum. Únete a nosotros en una noche llena de magia teatral mientras participamos en la iniciativa "Que haya teatro" junto a teatros de todo el mundo, gracias a Aurora Nova. Imagina una velada repleta de suspenso y emoción, donde no hay ensayos ni directores, solo un enigmático guión sellado esperando en el escenario. Aquí, Micaplum te guiará en un viaje teatral hacia lo desconocido. Te sumergirás en lo personal y lo profundo, desafiarás los límites de la libertad y descubrirás el poder del teatro en su máxima expresión. Esta obra, creada por un autor iraní al que se le prohibió salir de su país, es un recordatorio impactante de cómo el teatro puede trascender fronteras y conmover corazones. ¡No te pierdas esta oportunidad única de sumergirse en la emocionante y audaz magia del teatro! When: Miércoles, 13 de Marzo @ 8:00 PM Where: Sandrell Rivers Theater 6103 NW 7th Ave Miami FL 33127

Get ready for an epic adventure! The Dirty Duke has kidnapped the Queen of Clean and the Three Mess-Keteers must save her and the environment! In this hilariously educational show, children will learn about the importance of environmental conservation while becoming part of the action. Inspired by Alexandre Dumas' classic novel, this adaptation tackles current ecological issues with physical comedy, audience participation, and exciting swordplay. The Mess-keteers must journey to the polluted Kingdom of Clean and defeat the Duke of Debris and his nasty knights. Join the quest and learn that it's "all for one and one for all" when it comes to protecting our planet! When: Saturday, March 2 @ 11:30 AM Where: Sandrell Rivers Theater 6103 NW 7th Ave Miami FL 33127

Heroes in My House: A Magical Journey Through Black History follows a young Black student who's just been assigned to make a presentation about an important figure from Black History. The only problem? The history book has way too many choices! He makes his way to Grandma's kitchen for her words of wisdom. That's where things go a little unexpected. Turns out Grandma's kitchen is MAGICAL and before he knows it, the titans of Black History have sprung from the pages of his book and are there with him ... in the house! Sensory inclusion removes barriers and judgment. It offers connection, access, and respect for all individuals of all ages and abilities. When you see the Sensory Inclusive access symbol, you know that the event or performance is specially designed and adapted for individuals with sensory sensitivities. Miami-Dade County’s Department of Cultural Affairs is delighted to support inclusive arts experiences through its All Kids Included initiative that offer all families the opportunity to attend live cultural events together! When: Saturday, February 10 @ 11:30 AM Where: Sandrell Rivers Theater 6103 NW 7th Ave Miami FL 33127

A dark musical comedy that follows Timur, a dutiful Soviet citizen, and his unhinged “Mother Russia” puppet, Comrade Bucket. Like a true believer, Timur patiently tolerates the complexities of the USSR, knowing that a better future is almost here. His local commander, Comrade Bucket, a puppet named after an enameled Soviet bucket, encourages him to embrace the collective ways of living. But when the Soviet Union empire begins to crumble, so too does Timur’s Soviet identity. In The Great Soviet Bucket, Kazakh-American opera singer Timur (backed by a cadre of brilliant musician-performers) uses the Soviet songs of his childhood to ask pressing questions about the intertwined forces of identity, politics, and history. The Great Soviet Bucket is co-commissioned by Miami Light Project and Beth Morrison Projects with support from the National Performance Network. Developed and Produced by Beth Morrison Projects. The Great Soviet Bucket Created by Timur and Sandra Powers Starring Timur Developed and Produced by Beth Morrison Projects CREATIVE TEAM Beth Morrison Projects: Producer Timur: Creator & Performer Sandra Powers: Creator, Director & Visual Design Christopher Kuhl: Lighting Designer Sindy Butz: Costume Designer Rachel Burson: Puppet Designer Matt Podd: Pianist Yvette Cornelia Holzwarth: Violinist The Great Soviet Bucket is a National Performance Network/Visual Artists Network (NPN/VAN) Creation and Development Fund Project co-commissioned by Beth Morrison Projects in partnership with Miami Light Project and NPN.

Embark on a soul-stirring expedition through the rich tapestry of Black history and music at Harmony of Heritage 2024. Join us for an immersive experience that transcends time, weaving through pivotal eras from the 2nd century AD to the present day. Each epoch unfolds with captivating performances, highlighting the resilience, creativity, and cultural contributions of the Black community. From the melodious echoes of the Old World to the rhythmic beats of the Jazz Age, witness a celebration that pays homage to the spirit, strength, and harmonious legacy of Black heritage. Engage in this cultural odyssey, where music becomes a gateway to understanding, appreciation, and unity. Save your seat for a night that resonates with the heart and soul of Black history.

North Miami, Florida – JCAT Youth Actors will transport Miami to a “world of pure imagination” with their production of Roald Dahl’s Willy Wonka JR., a musical based on Roald Dahl’s timeless children’s book Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, on January 28, 31 & February 1 & 4 at the Alan & Diane Lieberman Theater. In Roald Dahl’s Willy Wonka JR., a world-famous reclusive candy man named Willy Wonka announces that he will offer the tour of the lifetime through his secret chocolate factory to five children who find a golden ticket in one of his world-famous candy bars. One ticket-holder will also win a lifetime supply of chocolate. Against all odds, an impoverished but sweet-natured boy named Charlie Bucket wins a golden ticket. He and his fellow tour members — the spoiled-rotten Veruca Salt, gluttonous Augustus Gloop, gum-chewing Violet Beauregarde and television junkie Mike Teavee — spend a day traveling with the mysterious and marvelous Willy Wonka and his crew of Oompa Loompas through the fantastical factory. The children encounter marvelous sights and tastes along the way, including giant nut-selecting squirrels, fizzy lifting drinks, Everlasting Gobstoppers, and a chocolate river. But each stop proves to be a test, as only one can go on to win the Wonka prize. Directed by JC Gutierrez & Megan Zorrilla Musical Direction by Rachel Weiss Choreography by Luli Brindisi Set Design by Juan Bautista

When Ben leaves his lucrative associate’s job at a New York law firm to join the Israeli Defense Force, his family must reexamine its secular Jewish identity and positions on the state of Israel. Wicked Child is a play about how politics can test familial bonds and what we owe our community. "[It's] a play about whether political belief can destroy familial bonds, how Jewish families educate their children about Israel and how much we owe to our people," says David Rosenberg, playwright of Wicked Child. Step into the complex world of Wicked Child, where family and faith collide around the dinner table.