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    • GableStage: Ruined

    • Ruined   by Lynn NottageSeptember 8 - October 7, 2012Winner of the 2009 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and the Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle, Lucille Lortel and Obie Awards. This probing work about the resilience of the human spirit during times of war is a searing variation on Brecht's Mother Courage, translated to a brothel in the conflict-torn Congo. By the author of Intimate Apparel, a GableStage hit in 2006."Strong and absorbing! A clear-eyed celebration of endurance! Raw and genuine! An impact that lingers!"- New York Times  

    • Palm Beach Opera Golden Jubilee

    • Celebrating 50 years in the the Palm Beaches, the Palm Beach Opera held a Golden Jubilee on January 20, 2012 at the Kravis Center in West Palm. Renowned Baritone Sherill Milnes and Palm Beach Opera General Directir Daniel Biaggi co-hosted the vening which featured performances from La Traviata, La Boheme, Aida and more with appearnces by Sarah Joy Miller, Ruth Ann Swenson, Angela Brown, Denyce Graves-Montgomery, Lauren McNeese, Brandon Jovanovich, Atalla Ayan and Daniel Sutin.

    • Lombardi At the Mosaic Theatre

    • Don't miss this story of legendary Green Bay Packers coach Vince Lombardi and his wife Marie. The play takes place mostly in November of 1965, when a young journalist from New York City, Michael McCormick, comes to live with the Lombardi family in order to write a story."You don't need to be a football fan to enjoy Lombardi!" - ABC NEWS"If you're a football fan, it's a no-brainer." - NBC SPORTS"I know nothing about football, but Lombardi held my interest from start to finish. An extremely well-crafted piece of intelligent theater." - WALL STREET JOURNALRAY ABRUZZO (Vince Lombardi) LA Theater: Louis LaRusso's Vesper's Eve, Stooplife at the Cast Theater, Supreme Therapy at the Eygyptian Arene Theater, World Premier of John Patrick Shanely's Italian-American Reconciliation Gnu Theater. NY and other regional: Compliments of the House at Lincoln Center, The Flying Doctor and The Myth of Erysicthon at LAMAMA Experimental Theater. The Male Intellect: an Oxymoron, a one man play, in Chicago and Boston. For nearly 10 years, Ray was active as a director and actor for the Playwright's Kitchen Ensemble (a professional, weekly play reading series) Ray was also head writer and director for the Nickelodeon's Weinerville, here in Florida. Most recently, Ray played Sterling in the critically acclaimed West Coast Premier of Theresa Rebeck's MAURITIUS at the Pasadena Playhouse, as well as starred in CANNIBALS at the Zephyr theater and QUAKE at the Open Fist Theater. Television credits include guest spots for over 25 yrs, shows such as NYPD Blue, Law and Order, L&O SVU, NCIS, CSI:NY, HOUSE and numerous more. He was a series regular or recurring on LA LAW, DYNASY, NIGHT COURT, The PRACTICE, BOSTON LEGAL, and most notably as Little Carmine Lupertazzi for 4 seasons on HBO's groundbreaking, THE SOPRANOS. LAURA TURNBULL (Marie Lombardi) is delighted to return to the Mosaic Theatre where she was last seen in Tom Stoppard's Rock'N'Roll. This past season she was fortunate enough to be in the critically acclaimed production of August: Osage County (Actors' Playhouse), the hugely popular, A Round-Heeled Woman, starring Sharon Gless, (GableStage), and the hit, world premiere, of Motherhood, the Musical (Miniaci Theatre). Her other recent credits include: The Cha-Cha of a Camel Spider (Florida Stage), Distracted (Caldwell Theatre) and Equus (New Theatre). Laura was honored with the Silver Palm award for her body of work in 2010. She has worked in every professional theatre in South Florida and has been nominated for, and won, numerous Carbonell awards. Prior to making Florida her home, Laura performed on Broadway, Off Broadway, toured nationally, and worked regionally. She is proud to be a member of Actors Equity Association and even more proud of her two incredible daughters.ANTONIO AMADEO (Michael McCormick) is thrilled to be back at Mosaic where he was last seen in Completely Hollywood (Abridged). A proud AEA member, Antonio recently completed a critically acclaimed run of A Round-Heeled Woman starring Sharon Gless at GableStage. Previous roles include John Merrick in The Elephant Man (Carbonell nomination), Jan in Rock 'n' Roll, Dwight in Dead Man's Cell Phone and Kenneth Waters in Guest Artist (Mosaic Theatre), Katurian in The Pillowman (2007 Carbonell Award Winner), Mr. Marks in Intimate Apparel and Laith in Betrayed (GableStage), Adam in the World Premiere of Steven Dietz's Yankee Tavern and Ahmed in the World Premiere of Carter Lewis' The Cha-Cha of a Camel Spider (Florida Stage), Terry in the World Premiere of Michael McKeever's Unreasonable Doubt (Actors' Playhouse), Elliot in Nerve, Valene in The Lonesome West and Romeo in Romeo & Juliet (The Naked Stage), Ensemble member in City Theatre's Summer Shorts Festival (2005, 2006, 2007 & 2008). He is also a 2-time Carbonell nominated set designer for the Naked Stage. All praise to God, thanks to friends & family and all love to his beautiful wife Katie and daughter Lara.

    • Behind The Curtain @ArshtCenter: Cirque Eloize iD

    • From the series "Behind the Curtain @Arshtcenter" meet the cast and creative team for Cirque Eloize iD, which will be performing at the center through September 4, 2012.

    • From The Red Carpet at 35th Annual Carbonells

    • Veronica and Dago, two of the Broward Center for the Performing Arts' Teen Ambassadors also serve as uVu hosts for the evening as they welcome the shining stars of South Florida's theatre community to the 35th annual Carbonell Awards, held on April 4, 2011, at the BCPA

    • The Red Thread - Themes and Inspirations

    • As the co-writer of the new production, The Red Thread, Mr. Calzadilla discusses the themes and inspirations for the story. The Playground Theatre presents the world premiere of the Red Thread  on April 13, 2011 Fernando Calzadilla, The PlayGround’s Resident Artist, has more than thirty years experience in cultural production. Previous PlayGround credits include co-writer and set, costume and lighting designer for Inanna and the Huluppu Tree. A theatre practitioner, visual and performance artist, and doctoral candidate in Performance Studies at New York University, Mr. Calzadilla weaves hands-on experience with theory to expand the scope of his art.  He has won thirteen regional and national awards for his design work in Caracas, Venezuela including Best Costume Design for Salieri (2007) and Best Set Design for Samuel Beckett’s Happy Days (2008).

    • 35th Annual Carbonells (9/9)

    • The 35th Annual Carbonell Awards were held on April 4, 2011 This segment opens with the final musical number for the evening, "I Still Believe" from Miss Saigon, performed by EJ Zimmerman and Amy Miller Brennan.The final awards for the evening are presented:Best production of a Play and Best Production of a Musical

    • 35th Annual Carbonell (5/9)

    • The 35th Annual Carbonell Awards were held on April 4, 2011 This segment opens with a musical number, "My Father" from Academy, performed by Corey Boardman.  Awards are presented for Best Actress in a Play, Best Actor in a Musical and Best Actress in a Musical

    • 35th Annual Carbonell (8/9)

    • The 35th Annual Carbonell Awards were held on April 4, 2011 In this segment, awards are presented for Best New Work, Best Director of a Musical and Best Director of a Play

    • 35th Annual Carbonells (7/9)

    • The 35th Annual Carbonell Awards were held on April 4, 2011 Patrice Bailey, Dean of Theater at Miami's New World School of the Arts, receives the 2011 George Abbott Award for Outstanding Achievement in the Arts.

    • 35th Annual Carbonell (6/9)

    • The 35th Annual Carbonell Awards were held on April 4, 2011 In this segment the award for Best Actor in a Play and a musical number, "As We Stumble Along" from The Drowsy Chaperone, performed by Eileen Faxas. ****NOTE: This clip contains adult language and may not be suitable for all audience.  Discretion is advised****

    • 35th Annual Carbonells (4/9)

    • The 35th Annual Carbonell Awards were held on April 4, 2011 In this segment, the presentation of the 35th Annual Carbonell Awards Scholarships, along with awards for Best Supporting Actor in a Play, Best Supporting Actress in a Musical and the presentation of the Ruth Foreman Award to the staff of the Broward Center for the Performing Arts.

    • 35th Annual Carbonells (3/9)

    • The 35th Annual Carbonell Awards were held on April 4, 2011 This segment opens with a musical number, "Movies were Movies" from Mack and Mabel, performed by Shane R. Tanner.Awards are presented for Best Supporting Actress in a Play, Best Supporting Actor in a Musical, Best Choreography and Best Musical Direction.This segment closes with a musical number, "Song on The Sand" from La Cage Aux Folles, performed by Mark Jacoby.

    • 35th Annual Carbonells (2/9)

    • The 35th Annual Carbonell Awards were held on April 4, 2011 In this clip awards are presented for Best Ensemble, Best Sound Design, Best Costume Design, Best Scenic Design and Best Lighting Design.  

    • Jenny McKnight - Mosaic's "Dusk Rings a Bell"

    • Following the record-breaking run of The Irish Curse, Award Winning Mosaic Theatre is proud to announce that Stephen Belber's Dusk Rings a Bell will feature a member of "Chicago's Elite 8," Jenny McKnight in the lead role of Molly to star in the first production of this play outside of New York."We are incredibly fortunate to bring down the talents of Jenny McKnight," Executive/Artistic Director Richard Jay Simon said. "We are continuing to push the envelope to leverage a national identity. Jenny has worked at major theaters in Chicago and the midwest that are national models including Goodman Theatre, Steppenwolf, Victory Gardens, Milwaukee Rep, Indiana Rep, and Jeff Daniels' Purple Rose Theatre. This is a very exciting time for Mosaic Theatre and all South Florida audiences."Dusk Rings a Bell runs April 7 - May 1, Thursdays through Saturdays @ 8:00 with a Saturday matinee at 3:00 and a Sunday matinee at 2:00.Molly and Ray unexpectedly meet 25 years after a one-afternoon adolescent fling. She has a successful media career; he owns a small landscaping business. Both begin to romanticize their chance reunion, but a renewed connection is disrupted when Ray reveals the sordid details of a crime that left him incarcerated for ten years. Their encounter reveals two vastly different paths taken and two lonely souls attempting to reclaim a moment of possibility, when they were young and perhaps at their very best.Jenny McKnight (Molly) is a Florida native, and is very happy to return to the Sunshine State to work on this lovely play. After earning an MFA at The University of Alabama, Jenny moved to Chicago, where she has been fortunate to appear in Talking Pictures and The Actor at the Goodman Theatre; Pride and Prejudice at Northlight Theatre; Old Times at Remy Bumppo Theatre; Frozen, The Laramie Project and The Incident at Next Theatre; Ariadne's Thread at Victory Gardens Theatre, Three Tall Women at Apple Tree Theatre, multiple shows with Eclipse Theatre, where she was a company member; as well as work with Steppenwolf Theatre, Redmoon Theater, Chicago Dramatists and others. Regionally in the Midwest, Jenny has been seen in Crime and Punishment, Pride and Prejudice, Painting Churches and The Turn of the Screw at Indiana Repertory Theatre; Speaking In Tongues and All My Sons at Milwaukee Repertory Theatre; and Liliom at Kansas City Repertory Theatre. Thank you for your support of the arts!

    • Love of 3 Oranges - Playground Theatre

    • The PlayGround Theatre is a repertory company dedicated to the production and presentation of classical and contemporary works that entertain, educate, and delight audiences of all ages. Thier magical and intelligent productions foster intellectual, emotional, and social development while reflecting the cultural diversity of South Florida. Stephaine Ansin, the Founder and Artistic Director talks about the current production, "The Love of Three Oranges" which opened this week and offers  performances for Miami Dade students. More information on the Playground Theatre can be found at http://www.theplaygroundtheatre.com/

    • Sharon Gless - A Round-Heeled Woman

    • Sharon Gless, known to TV audiences from "Cagney & Lacey" and "Burn Notice" will be performing at the GableStage for the month of January 2011 in "A Round-Heeled Woman." The project is is one she has been involved with for more than a decade and in this clip she discusses the history of the project, the creative team and what she hopes the south Florida audience will take away from this limited run. A ROUND-HEELED WOMAN   by Jane Prowse December 30 - January 30, 2011*     Southeastern Premiere Starring SHARON GLESS, multiple Emmy and Golden Globe winner (Burn Notice, Queer as Folk, Cagney & Lacey) A retired school teacher who has not had sex in 30 years sets out to remedy the situation by placing an ad in the personals in the New York Review of Books. Her sexual adventures and the resulting emotional entanglements are both comic and touching. This is the true story of a woman who decides there is still time to pursue passion with a vengeance. A Round-Heeled Woman official Web site: www.aroundheeledwoman.com

    • Arts Inspire...Canvases to Life

    • Engaging students from Broward County Magnet Elementary Schools (Bethune Elementary, Deerfield Park Elementary and Walker Elementary) Lu Welters, Director of the Jubilee Dance Theatre and Jonathan Green, a visual artist, encourage an understanding of his work through visual arts and dance interpretation. The Broward Center for the Performing Arts and the School Board of Broward County work together to create enriching, curriculum based arts workshops.  The workshop and student Showcase took place at the Broward Center for Performing Arts on Monday November 8, 2010.  

    • Mosaic Theatre - Collected Stories

    • The newest production at the Mosaic Theatre in Plantation will be "Collected Stories," the acclaimed drama by Pulitzer Prize winner Donald Margulies chronicles the relationship between two female writers - a celebrated New York author and her young protégé. As their fascinating story evolves, and the line between fact and fiction blurs, the twists and turns of this complex relationship weave a play that's as smart and witty as it is powerful. The production is directed by Margaret Ledford and stars Carbonell Award winning actresses Barbara Bradshaw and Kim Morgan Dean. For more information visit here

    • TWENTY Years at the Broward Center

    • The kick off of the Broward Center for the Performing Arts 20th Anniversary season began with the premier of the new season of Broadway Across America and Mel Brook's YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN.   Celebrities and special guests were on hand and there were plenty of surprises inside and outside the Center.  The TWENTY celebration includes iconic art work by Romero Britto (including the anniversary logo), the start of the Young Ambassadors program, commemorative Twentytinis were served (in laboratory test tubes) and even the Frankenstein Monster, his bride and Igor were there to mingle with the opening night crowd. Everyone wa certainly "Puttin' on the Ritz."

    • Teen Ambassadors

    • Area High School students offered new opportunity to play a role in the artsThe Broward Center for the Performing Arts is launching the Broward Center Teen Ambassador Program for Broward County high school students who are interested in the performing arts.Teen Ambassadors will provide their peers with a unique link to the performing arts by attending various performances, including Broadway touring shows, at the Broward Center, and writing reviews for immediate posting, tweeting and Facebook status updating. Each participant will receive a Broward Center Teen Ambassador I.D. badge, earn community service hours and gain a better understanding of working behind the scenes at an arts organization that is consistently ranked in the top 10 venues in the world.“The Broward Center is committed to expanding the learning opportunities for high school students in our community. With the launch of the Teen Ambassador program, we hope to engage students in the arts in a new, exciting way and encourage their active participation allowing them to gain new perspectives on the performing arts and share valuable insights with their peers,” said Kelley Shanley, president and CEO of the Broward Center. “The Teen Ambassador Program is a learning opportunity for us as well. We are excited to discover what programming appeals to our younger audiences, and determine the most effective ways to communicate with the demographic that is the next generation of our customer base. ”Limited to 24 participants, applicants must be a high school student in Broward County; attend two activities per month at the Broward Center during the school year; maintain a minimum “B average;” and have access to a computer and at least one social media account.To apply to the Broward Center Teen Ambassador Program, interested students must complete the Broward Center Teen Ambassador Program application, which must be signed by a parent or legal guardian; submit a letter of recommendation from a person associated with an educational arts program (other than a parent); and submit a copy of their school report cards.For more information about the Broward Center Teen Ambassador Program visit www.browardcenter.org/teenambassador, call 954-468-2689 or email teenambassador@browardcenter.org. Applications for next year are available online.

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