ART@SRT celebrates Black excellence during Black History Month through a stimulating visual arts installation "Dialogue Along MLK Boulevard " conceptualizing the conversations, vision, culture, creativity and shared history along the Boulevard of Dreams.

Curated by the venerated muralist and visual artist, Mr. Marvin Weeks, ART@SRT will collaborate with artists and arts organizations in the surrounding neighborhood of the 62nd Street Arts Corridor to the tell a story of a city and people rich in creativity and history. This exhibit runs through Friday, March 31, 2023.

Days and hours to view the exhibit: WEDNESDAYS, 6PM-8PM SATURDAYS, 10AM-2PM

The Maids (Les Bonnes) is a play by the French playwright Jean Genet, premiered in Paris in 1947.1 Suffering at its premiere the rejection of much of the public and critics, over the years it has been considered one of the key dramatic texts of the 20th century theatre.The Maids is written at the end of the interwar period, after World War II. The work describes the underworld of the maids, of the subproletariat to which redemption would be forbidden, in a certain way an underworld that would have parallels with that of Genet himself. Two maids love and hate their mistress at the same time. They have denounced the lover of this one of hers in anonymous letters. Knowing that they are going to release him due to lack of evidence and that his betrayal will be discovered, they try to assassinate his wife, they fail and they want to kill each other. Finally, one of them commits suicide...

This presentation will be in Spanish.

ART@SRT celebrates Black excellence during Black History Month through a stimulating visual arts installation "Dialogue Along MLK Boulevard " conceptualizing the conversations, vision, culture, creativity and shared history along the Boulevard of Dreams.

Curated by the venerated muralist and visual artist, Mr. Marvin Weeks, ART@SRT will collaborate with artists and arts organizations in the surrounding neighborhood of the 62nd Street Arts Corridor to the tell a story of a city and people rich in creativity and history. This exhibit runs through Friday, March 31, 2023.

Days and hours to view the exhibit: WEDNESDAYS, 6PM-8PM SATURDAYS, 10AM-2PM

Casandra, Vii Festival Internacional De Teatro Dedicado a La Mujer presentas El Cangrejito Volador (obra para niños)

Sinopsis: Esta obra trata sobre la capacidad de soñar y volar con la imaginación, que hace posible lo imposible. Es un circo-sueño donde nuestro cangrejito encuentra el espacio perfecto para cumplir su deseo de volar. Música, hermosos títeres y mucha diversión. El espectáculo perfecto para pasar el día en familia.

Fecha: Sábado 25 de Marzo

Hora: 4:00pm

Texto: Raquel Carrió

Dirección Flora Lauten y Lilliam Vega.

Precio de los tickets: $20 adultos $10 niños hasta 12 años

This will be a billingual performance in both English and Spanish.

ART@SRT celebrates Black excellence during Black History Month through a stimulating visual arts installation "Dialogue Along MLK Boulevard " conceptualizing the conversations, vision, culture, creativity and shared history along the Boulevard of Dreams.

Curated by the venerated muralist and visual artist, Mr. Marvin Weeks, ART@SRT will collaborate with artists and arts organizations in the surrounding neighborhood of the 62nd Street Arts Corridor to the tell a story of a city and people rich in creativity and history. This exhibit runs through Friday, March 31, 2023.

Days and hours to view the exhibit: WEDNESDAYS, 6PM-8PM SATURDAYS, 10AM-2PM

Birds of Paradise honors and celebrates the enduring nature of queer and marginalized people to shape themselves into something that is desirable, vulnerable, fierce and reborn. This will be the third iteration of this series by Miami-based choreographer Pioneer Winter, who continues exploration of beauty and virtuosity outside the mainstream. Birds of Paradise is iridescent and effortful. It is a provocative, immersive piece perched between fight and flight. Featuring film, installation and live dance performance.About CAP@SRT: Fantasy Theatre Factory at the Sandrell Rivers Theater presents Cultural Arts Partnership (CAP). CAP seeks to form unique, program-driven partnerships with emerging and established cultural organizations or artists dedicated to the creation and presentation of innovative, thought-provoking, diverse, and/or new artistic work (theatre, dance, music, art, multidisciplinary) to be part of our season of the arts at the Sandrell Rivers Theater.

Post-reception follows performance and is included in the ticket price.

Birds of Paradise honors and celebrates the enduring nature of queer and marginalized people to shape themselves into something that is desirable, vulnerable, fierce and reborn. This will be the third iteration of this series by Miami-based choreographer Pioneer Winter, who continues exploration of beauty and virtuosity outside the mainstream. Birds of Paradise is iridescent and effortful. It is a provocative, immersive piece perched between fight and flight. Featuring film, installation and live dance performance.About CAP@SRT: Fantasy Theatre Factory at the Sandrell Rivers Theater presents Cultural Arts Partnership (CAP). CAP seeks to form unique, program-driven partnerships with emerging and established cultural organizations or artists dedicated to the creation and presentation of innovative, thought-provoking, diverse, and/or new artistic work (theatre, dance, music, art, multidisciplinary) to be part of our season of the arts at the Sandrell Rivers Theater.

Post-reception follows performance and is included in the ticket price.

Birds of Paradise honors and celebrates the enduring nature of queer and marginalized people to shape themselves into something that is desirable, vulnerable, fierce and reborn. This will be the third iteration of this series by Miami-based choreographer Pioneer Winter, who continues exploration of beauty and virtuosity outside the mainstream. Birds of Paradise is iridescent and effortful. It is a provocative, immersive piece perched between fight and flight. Featuring film, installation and live dance performance.About CAP@SRT: Fantasy Theatre Factory at the Sandrell Rivers Theater presents Cultural Arts Partnership (CAP). CAP seeks to form unique, program-driven partnerships with emerging and established cultural organizations or artists dedicated to the creation and presentation of innovative, thought-provoking, diverse, and/or new artistic work (theatre, dance, music, art, multidisciplinary) to be part of our season of the arts at the Sandrell Rivers Theater.

Post-reception follows performance and is included in the ticket price.

¿Qué pasaría si todas nuestras voces hablaran igual de fuerte? ¿Qué pasaría si pudiéramos escuchar todo lo que no decimos antes de hablar? Para reír y emocionarse, esta es una comedia sobre el amor, el desamor, la ruptura, el ego, los alter egos, el ser humano, los errores y el arrepentimiento. Joaquin y Clara son una típica pareja de Miami: el venezolano con la argentina. Abelardo Chahwan, Ron Chavez y Saul Mauricio serán Joaquin y Martina Lavignasse, MicaPlum y Julie Lafuente serán Clara.

International Jazz Month is April and in honor of this UNESCO-sponsored extravaganza, with the Herbie Hancock Institute of Jazz, the Sunshine Jazz Organization will once again participate with a very special presentation by "Ginetta's Vendetta" on Friday, April 7th in the Black Box Theater. "Ginetta M." is a "Triple threat Female powerhouse" from NYC who plays pocket trumpet, sings & composes while leading her acclaimed Jazz combo featuring pianist Gianni Bianchinni, bassist Paul Shewchuk and Raul Valdez on drums. Her most recent 2022 Ambassador tour through the central Asian country of Uzbekistan was a massive success! They headlined the opening night of The International Jazz Day celebration at The 6th Annual International Jazz Festival of Uzbekistan and toured the country giving workshops, visiting disabled youth centers, entertaining and inspiring young musicians. While teaching audiences around the globe from Moscow to Jakarta, Paris, Beirut, Jamaica, California, Canada, Mexico, Miami and all points in between, Ginetta M. continues her musical ministry as a Jazz Ambassador, calling Jazz "America's Greatest Export". Don't miss this high energy Jazz special presentation!

¿Qué pasaría si todas nuestras voces hablaran igual de fuerte? ¿Qué pasaría si pudiéramos escuchar todo lo que no decimos antes de hablar? Para reír y emocionarse, esta es una comedia sobre el amor, el desamor, la ruptura, el ego, los alter egos, el ser humano, los errores y el arrepentimiento. Joaquin y Clara son una típica pareja de Miami: el venezolano con la argentina. Abelardo Chahwan, Ron Chavez y Saul Mauricio serán Joaquin y Martina Lavignasse, MicaPlum y Julie Lafuente serán Clara.

¿Qué pasaría si todas nuestras voces hablaran igual de fuerte? ¿Qué pasaría si pudiéramos escuchar todo lo que no decimos antes de hablar? Para reír y emocionarse, esta es una comedia sobre el amor, el desamor, la ruptura, el ego, los alter egos, el ser humano, los errores y el arrepentimiento. Joaquin y Clara son una típica pareja de Miami: el venezolano con la argentina. Abelardo Chahwan, Ron Chavez y Saul Mauricio serán Joaquin y Martina Lavignasse, MicaPlum y Julie Lafuente serán Clara.

¿Qué pasaría si todas nuestras voces hablaran igual de fuerte? ¿Qué pasaría si pudiéramos escuchar todo lo que no decimos antes de hablar? Para reír y emocionarse, esta es una comedia sobre el amor, el desamor, la ruptura, el ego, los alter egos, el ser humano, los errores y el arrepentimiento. Joaquin y Clara son una típica pareja de Miami: el venezolano con la argentina. Abelardo Chahwan, Ron Chavez y Saul Mauricio serán Joaquin y Martina Lavignasse, MicaPlum y Julie Lafuente serán Clara.

The Moth StorySLAM es una competencia de narración de cuentos de micrófono abierto centrada en la comunidad en la que cualquiera puede compartir una historia de cinco minutos sobre el tema de la noche. The MOTH organiza eventos narrativos en vivo en ciudades de todo el mundo, y Fantasy Theatre Factory se complace en dar la bienvenida a The Miami MOTH a su hogar StorySLAM en el hermoso Sandrell River's Theatre.

Journey in Phrase | A collaborative workshop Led by Dancer Iman Clark, Poet Troy Angles, and Musician Trini Souljah

A collaborative workshop where participants are paired to create choreography inspired by each other’s poems.

MUSTAFA ON SAX PAYS TRIBUTE TO THE GREATS!

Join Fantasy Theatre Factory for a jazzy night celebrating International Jazz Day at the beautiful Sandrell Rivers Theater with the timeless music of Stevie Wonder, Earth, Wind and Fire , Luther Vandross, Chaka Kahn, the melodies of Motown, and more!

Belly Dance Stories is a women's empowerment theater production directed by Alexandra Molina and Valerick Molinary. It was created to honor the art of "Raks Sharqi" (a.k.a. "Oriental Dance" and "Belly Dance"), and highlight the voices of our South Florida Belly Dance community.

Belly Dance is a powerful tool that connects us with others and with ourselves. The artists in this production are women who come from all walks of life and of all ages - mothers, daughters, professionals of non-artistic fields, students.... Through their creative performances, you will hear them tell their tale and express through dance and choreography, stories about strength, joy, rights of passage, and so much more.

Purchase your tickets in advance for $10 savings!

This is a PG13 performance. Not recommended for patrons under the age of 13.

A NYC native, LeNora Jaye grew up in a household where she was exposed to every musical genre from Jazz, Bebop, Gospel, Motown, Opera, Cabaret to Broadway Show tunes. Her career started as featured vocalist for funk-rock band Rhythm Republic and performing throughout the NYC club scene -BB Kings, The Blue Note, Ashford & Simpson's "Sugar Bar", S.O.B.s, House of Blues and more. LeNora also performed at The St. Lucia Jazz Festival and on Jazz cruises and has proven to be an in-demand artist on the soul and jazz scene. Recently she has been performing as "Ella" for the South Florida Sammy Davis Jr. & Ella Fitzgerald tribute show. LeNora is also a lead vocalist with the South Fla Motown/Supremes tribute group "The Ladies of Soul" and performs as all 3 legends in the SOUL tribute to Aretha Franklin, Patti LaBelle and Chaka Khan!

Wizards, and Dragons, and Books... Oh My!" is FTF's newest literacy incentive and bully prevention show. The story stars Jojo, a great kid who loves to read... That is until some kids in the lunchroom start calling him names like "bookworm." To avoid the bullying, Jojo goes to Mendel's Magical Book Shop, hoping that he can sell his books and use the money to buy video games, so he'll fit in with the other kids. Once in the Magic Book Shop though, things take an unexpected turn as the stories in his books magically start to jump to life all around him! Now, all of the pages to Jojo's books are blank and the characters from his books are running wild in real life!

It's up to Jojo to retell the stories to get his old friends to go back on the page. While Jojo works to get his favorite characters from his books to go back on to the pages they belong in, he remembers why he loves to read some much in the first place; It's really FUN! Along the way Jojo starts to realize that all of his books have characters in them who are different, and that being different is what makes them special.

This show artfully weaves its featured books into its thru-line to create a show that both encourages reading and celebrates diversity.

The Moth StorySLAM is a community-focused, open-mic storytelling competition in which anyone can share a five-minute story on the night’s theme. The MOTH hosts live storytelling events in cities around the world, and Fantasy Theatre Factory is thrilled to welcome The Miami MOTH to it's StorySLAM home at the beautiful Sandrell River's Theater!

The THEME for the evening is GOSSIP.

Delicious or malicious, chatty or bratty. Blatantly false or modestly exaggerated. Prepare a five-minute story about a rumor that raised eyebrows, dropped jaws, lowered the boom, rattled your cage or earned you a nasty or fabulous rep. In the office, the aisles of church or temple, in the family or in the streets. Tell us stories of the unfounded, the un-fact checked and the fabulously fabricated. Did you hear?