Belle Theatre

Joey Contreras’ new pop musical, “In Pieces” is making its Florida premiere at The Belle Theatre in Cape Coral. The show is still being developed in New York into a full Broadway musical. However, its current globally licensed productions have already garnered an international fan base, massive social media following and tens of millions of streams. That’s how Belle Theatre founder and Producing Artistic Director Tyler Young heard about it.

Grace Koltz is in love. Not with her character, Sam, or even Sam’s love interest, Hunter. She’s in love with the opportunity to create a character with little more than the lyrics of the three songs Sam sings in Joey Contreras’ pop musical, “In Pieces.” So she's making the most of her role as Sam.

There are many avenues to Broadway. Some aspiring actors pursue a BFA in musical theater. Recent Oasis High graduate Bailey McArthur is taking a different path. She’s moving to Brooklyn, where she hopes to gain access to the New York theater industry through open call auditions.

This week, five shows close, nine continue their runs at Southwest Florida equity and community theaters and there is a limited engagement of a student directed and staged musical at Fort Myers Theatre.

This week, six shows open, one closes and seven continue their runs at Southwest Florida equity and community theaters.

In its ongoing effort to develop young talent, The Belle Theatre has given three musical theater students the opportunity to hone and showcase their musical and acting skills in “Mean Girls High School Edition.”

This week, one show opens, two close, five continue their runs and there are two limited engagements at Southwest Florida equity and community theaters.

This week, two shows open, four close and five continue their runs, and there are two limited engagements at Southwest Florida equity and community theaters.

This week, three shows open, one closes, eight others continue their runs and four more enjoy limited engagements at equity and community theaters from Sarasota to Marco Island.

This week, two shows open, two others close and nine more continue their runs at equity and community theaters from Sarasota to Marco Island. In addition, there are limited runs of “You’re the One That I Want” at The Sarasota Players, “Finding Nemo KIDS” at The Belle Theatre in Cape Coral and “PlayLab 2025: Festival of New Plays” at Florida Repertory Theatre.