Lauren Fein and her wife, Paola Munoz, are professors at a prestigious American university. The Cancellation Of Lauren Fein, February 2-18, 2024, is a world premiere by acclaimed Miami playwright Christopher Demos-Brown, whose American Son appeared on Broadway before the pandemic. Inspired by the life of Hungarian Holocaust survivor Georgia Gabor, the play interweaves her story with that of a young American woman facing racial discrimination in this country in 2020. The Messenger, December 8-24, A world premiere by Jenny Connell Davis is a meditation on the connections between past, present, and future, and on the choice between speaking up and speaking out regardless of the consequences or remaining silent for the sake of self-preservation. The play explores issues of racism and sexism, and whether it’s ever honorable to do the wrong thing for the right reason. Four New Yorkers involved in a murder investigation – a slacker security guard in a Manhattan apartment building, his by-the-book boss, a rookie cop and her macho partner – face moral and ethical dilemmas in this comic drama by the Academy Award-winning screenwriter of Manchester by the Sea. Lobby Hero, October 13-29, originally scheduled for the truncated 2019-2020 season, Kenneth Lonergan’s seriocomic exploration of ethics and moral relativism hasn’t been performed locally in several years. Each of these plays is provocative and illuminating, most are laced with humor, but they couldn’t be more different in approach, in scope, and in sensibility.” “It was only after putting together the upcoming season that I realized that all five plays, to a greater or lesser degree, really speak to this fraught time we’re living in. “When I plan a season, my overall goal is to identify five diverse, quality plays that will entertain and challenge our audiences,” said Producing Artistic Director William Hayes. This season focuses on political, societal, and familial issues that currently dominate our national conversation at the heart and center of the season. Palm Beach Dramaworks continues to be one of the region’s foremost producer of serious and contemporary theater.

The Maltz Jupiter Theatre will host a uniquely designed Murder on the Orient Express and one solidly in its wheelhouse 42 nd Street. Slow Burn Theatre Company is mounting Sondheim’s Into the Woods and not-Sondheim’s Spongebob the Musical. Palm Beach Dramaworks is giving the world premiere to two commissioned plays including one by Miami’s Christopher Demos-Brown, but also Death of a Salesman. Some have been done a good deal in other theaters in the state and even locally some you’ve never heard of.

Well, not much blue, but three South Florida theaters have announced their 2023-24 season with a wide array of genres and titles. Something old, something new something borrowed, something blue.

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