Lumen Repertory Theatre’s A Small Fire, directed by Brian Niece, delivers a profound exploration of human resilience and the intricate web of relationships, set against the backdrop of a harrowing existential crisis that threatens the very core of one’s being. The nuanced script and expert performances dissects the relational dynamics that both bind and challenge us, with an emotional depth that resonates profoundly.

This February, the Act II Players walk us down the aisle to meet the sequel to Southern Fried Funeral, Southern Fried Nuptials, a heartfelt comedy of familial errors in judgment, timing, and identity.

Stepping into the Edgar Allan Poe Speakeasy is like entering a different realm – one where misty fog and beautiful lighting set the stage for an evening of Poe’s timeless tales.

Theatre Jacksonville’s latest offering, Just Desserts: A Musical Bake-Off, whisks audiences away to the kitschy world of a local baking competition, rife with colorful characters vying for the sweet taste of victory.

Director Jason Collins crafts a vivid portrayal of Anne Frank’s life at Theatre Jacksonville, shedding light on the indomitable human spirit during one of history’s darkest periods.

In a beautifully intimate and vulnerable display that strikes a chord with the creative soul, The 5 & Dime’s rendition of Tick, Tick… Boom! at The Florida Ballet weaves ambition, ingenuity and a hint of despair into a rich tapestry of performance. From Jonathan Larson, the acclaimed composer and playwright best known for his groundbreaking musical Rent, this semi-autobiographical work springs to life with vibrant performances and inspired direction.

Any review of a show at The Alhambra Theatre & Dining must begin with a review of the food, because every dining experience is expertly paired to the production, and Fiddler on the Roof is no exception.

The dining experience at the Alhambra Theatre & Dining’s production of Fiddler on the Roof sets the stage for a delightful evening. The lentil and vegetable soup comforts you with its warmth and richness, while the salad offers a refreshing contrast, being cool, bright, and tangy.

Murder Ballad, staged by ABET - All Beaches Experimental Theatre, delves into the tangled web of a love triangle between Sara, her husband Michael, and her old flame, Tom. Sara’s journey from reckless youth to the security of married life, and then back to the excitement of rekindled romance, leads to the unraveling of personal boundaries and morals. As the story unfolds, Tom’s relentless pursuit of Sara, coupled with her confusion of love and obsession, leads them into a dangerous dance filled with passion, betrayal, and ultimately, murder.

No Exit, an adaptation of Jean-Paul Sartre’s Huis clos, by Lumen Repertory Theatre, is a disconcerting mystery box that traps you in its intrigue. This remarkable performance beckons you to delve into the human mind’s darkest corners as three newly departed souls are abruptly gathered in a solitary room.

This weekend, the St. Marys Little Theatre came alive with the vibrant performance of The Savannah Sipping Society. The play, a heartwarming comedy, revolves around four Southern women who, through unexpected circumstances, form a bond that transcends their individual struggles and differences.