Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre

This week, two shows open, six shows close and three shows continue their runs at Southwest Florida equity and community theaters. In addition, Cypress Lake High School presents “Lord of the Flies” in a three-show limited engagement.

This week, four shows open, two shows and the Urbanite Theatre Modern Works Festival close and four shows continue their runs at Southwest Florida equity and community theaters.

This week, three shows open, two shows close and four shows continue their runs at Southwest Florida equity and community theaters. Plus, the 2025 Modern Works Festival opens at Urbanite Theatre with a limited run of Phoebe Potts’ “Too Fat for China.”

This week, two shows open, four shows close and four shows continue their runs at Southwest Florida equity and community theaters.

From Sarasota to Marco Island and Venice and Sanibel to Arcadia and LaBelle, Southwest Florida is home to more than a dozen art centers. Most host visual art exhibitions showcasing member, regional and nationally renowned artists that change every month. In September, there are 32 shows at these venues, underscoring the importance of the arts in our part of the country.

This week, one show opens, two shows close and six shows continue their runs at Southwest Florida equity and community theaters.

This week, three shows open, five shows continue their runs and there is one limited engagement at Southwest Florida equity and community theaters.

From Sarasota to Marco Island and Venice and Sanibel to Arcadia and LaBelle, Southwest Florida is home to more than a dozen art centers. Most host visual art exhibitions showcasing member, regional and nationally renowned artists that change every month. In August, there are 29 shows at these venues, underscoring the importance of the arts in our part of the country.

“Cabaret” headlines a list of 11 shows onstage at area theaters this week.

Local actor, author and poet Rachael Lord has written an immersive, interactive murder mystery called “Murder Down the Aisle.” It’s being performed in the Broadway Palm dining room, where patrons discover that they’re invited guests at the wedding-gone-awry of Ben Wolowitz and Katie Darling. Cameron Rogers plays the best man … and homicide detective Ronald Paisley.