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Little Women Book Adaptation

Saturday, May 2, 2026 at 2:00 PM - English

Enter the electric home of the March sisters as they navigate love, loss, and life in this thoughtful adaptation.

SmallStage Theatre Co. is proud to present it's 3rd show, Little Women! This adaptation, starring Rebecca Gonzalez, Kayla Gallagher, Emily Nunez, Iridia Antelo, Steven Martinez, and Ashley Gomez is delightful and thought provoking in every way exploring how the March sisters grow together and apart as life challenges them as artists and women. With founder Elai Avidan and direction from Keyla Zaltzberg, including help from apprentices Juliette Laniado, Anna Sekhnenko, Elina Kameiko, Daniel Res, Daniel R, Abigail P, Isabella S and more. Three shows in April and May ensure this production blooms into spring and your hearts!

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Location

Paradigm Theaters
1820 E. Sunrise Blvd. Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304 (Map)

The Snake Head Project

May 14, 2026 to May 17, 2026 - click here for time schedule - English

The Snake Head Project, a comedic reimagining of the Medusa myth, flips the familiar legend on its head. Long believed slain by Perseus, Medusa has in fact survived living through the centuries and reemerging in the present day as a healer for women grappling with the aftermath of sexual violence. With wit, irreverence, and interactive theatrical flair, the play brings gods, mortals, and audiences into a sharp collision between ancient myth and contemporary reality.

Beneath humor and bold storytelling lies a deeper exploration of power and survival, asking: who controls the stories we inherit? What happens when the "monster" finally speaks for herself?

Tickets: $15-30

Location

Sandrell Rivers Theater
6101 NW 7th Ave Suite 79, Miami, FL 33127 (Map)

WINK by Jen Silverman

Next date: May 15, 2026 - click here for time schedule - English

A wickedly funny, wildly inventive, and fiercely unpredictable play.

A wickedly funny, wildly inventive, and fiercely unpredictable play. In WINK by Jen Silverman, a seemingly ordinary marriage spirals into delicious chaos after one very bad decision involving the family cat. What follows is a wickedly funny, wildly inventive, and fiercely unpredictable examination of love, power, and survival. Wink peels back the veneer of civility to reveal something far more profound about the human condition and the instincts we try to hide that refuse to stay buried.Directed by Nicole Stodard, featuring John Baldwin, Bree-Anna Obst, Christopher Ross-Dybash and Sergio Tamayo

Location

Hollywood Central Performing Arts Center
1770 Monroe Street, Hollywood, FL 33020 (Map)

Sin Salida by Miami Factory Theatre

Friday, May 22, 2026 at 8:00 PM - Spanish

A puerta cerrada* es una obra de teatro existencialista emblematica, estrenada por primera vez en 1944. Es celebre por explorar la idea de que las relaciones humanas y la «mirada» de los demas definen nuestra propia existencia. La obra transcurre en una Anica habitacion del Infierno. No hay espejos, ni ventanas, y las luces nunca se apagan. El escenario y los personajes.

La obra se desarrolla en una sola habitacion del Infierno, el cual no se representa como un lugar de fuego y azufre, sino como un sobrio salon de estilo Segundo Imperio. No hay espejos, ni ventanas, y las luces nunca se apagan. Al principio, los personajes esperan que aparezca un torturador fisico. Sin embargo, pronto se dan cuenta de que han sido reunidos alli precisamente porque sus personalidades y sus pecados chocan entre si. Se ven obligados a convertirse en los «torturadores» de los demas, juzgandose mutuamente y negandose a brindar la validacion que cada uno busca. La obra alcanza su climax cuando los personajes comprenden que no pueden escapar de la mirada de los otros. Dado que no hay espejos, solo pueden verse a si mismos a traves de los ojos sesgados y criticos de sus companeros. Tres desconocidos se encuentran encerrados juntos en esta habitacion.

Boletos: $25.00

Location

Sandrell Rivers Theater
6101 NW 7th Ave Suite 79, Miami, FL 33127 (Map)

Magic Night Miami

Saturday, May 23, 2026 at 7:30 PM - English

Magic Night Miami: A Monthly Cabaret of Wonder

Come see the impossible happen right in front of your eyes!Join us for Magic Night Miami, the city's premier monthly showcase of the impossible. A residence show at the Fantasy Theatre Factory at the Sandrell Rivers Theater, is not your average magic show, it's an immersive, cabaret-style experience designed for a perfect night out.

Every month, we curate a brand-new lineup of mystery entertainers. Because no two shows are ever the same, you can return month after month and always witness something new.

Master Magicians, Mentalists & Mind Readers, Hypnotists and jugglers - you will be surprised every time!

Forget the stiff theater seating of the past. Magic Night Miami brings you a high-energy cabaret vibe. Whether you are planning a unique date night, a fun evening with friends, or just looking to escape reality for a few hours, this is the ultimate destination for entertainment in Miami.

Don't miss the magic. Grab your tickets and step into the unknown!

Location

Sandrell Rivers Theater
6101 NW 7th Ave Suite 79, Miami, FL 33127 (Map)

Contact Information

Evelyn Sullivan

305-284-8872

ftfshows.com

sandrellriverstheater.com

The Miami One Fest

May 29, 2026 to May 31, 2026 - click here for time schedule - Spanish

The Miami One Fest is dedicated to selecting and showcasing solo performance works shaped by emerging trends in contemporary Hispanic performing arts in the United States. It functions as a dynamic platform for innovative voices in theater, dance, and music, highlighting new artistic languages, interdisciplinary approaches, and experimental formats that reflect the diversity of Spanish-speaking creators.

The festival celebrates the "actor in solitude," focusing on the unique artistic challenge of a single performer carrying an entire production. It provides a platform for both local talent and international guests often from Latin America and Spain to showcase diverse theatrical styles, ranging from drama and comedy to multidisciplinary performance art.

In this edition, the festival features groups from Colombia and the Dominican Republic currently based in New York, fostering a vibrant exchange between diasporic communities and local artists. Created by Factory Theater, the event continues its ongoing mission to build meaningful spaces for encounter and collaboration between international creators and Miami-based groups, strengthening artistic dialogue across borders and cultural contexts.

  • Chico raro (a musical performative piece) from Colombia — Friday, May 29th at 8:00 PM.
  • Baca Teatro from Colombia, I'm Going Bald — Saturday, May 30th at 8:00 PM.
  • CCN Theater USA from the Dominican Republic — Sunday, May 31st at 6:00 PM.

All performances are in Spanish and intended for adult audiences.

Location

Sandrell Rivers Theater
6101 NW 7th Ave Suite 79, Miami, FL 33127 (Map)

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