The Lesser Leyendecker
Written by Arianna Rose | Directed by Ana Calise
Join us for our pre-show VIP Opening Reception at Glass & Vine at 6PM, with two beer or wine per guest and small bites complementary of our sponsors, Grove Bay Hospitality Group!
A highly theatrical memory play about the real-life Leyendecker siblings, Mary, Joe, and Frank, their art, ambition, and the fragile bonds that hold a family together.
Ama. Egg. Oyá.
Written by Lori Felipe-Barkin | Directed by Sara Jarell
Presented in English and Spanish
When Ama, a Hialeah woman determined to become a mother, experiences another miscarriage, she turns to faith, folklore, and resilience in search of answers.
The CGTFest Children's Matinee
A special matinee designed for young audiences, featuring two 30-minute plays full of imagination and heart.
William’s Great Adventure written by Brandon Urrutia, and directed by Emilia Lirman follows William the Hippo from the Metropolitan Museum of Art as he journeys to Egypt in search of home with the help of his friends.
What The Bread Says written by Vanessa Garcia, directed by Victoria Collado with songs by Nicole Garcia and Vanessa Garcia, tells the story of a girl and her grandfather who teaches her to bake bread while sharing their family’s history of escape and resilience.
Shadows and Light: The M Ensemble Story
Written by Mysia Anderson-White | Directed by Ali Tallman
Set against Miami’s changing landscape, this multimedia memory play traces the history of the M Ensemble Company, the oldest continuously operating African American theatre company in Florida from its origins at the University of Miami to present day.
Bunnies Inside of Her
Written by Ann Gillespie | Directed by Katherine Siegel
A darkly comedic retelling of the bizarre true story of Mary Toft, the 18th-century English woman who claimed to give birth to rabbits. What began as a small local scheme quickly spiraled into a sensational media frenzy that reached the court of King George I.
The Second Coming
Written by Patrick Rodriguez | Directed by Joel Castillo
Three stories unexpectedly intertwine: a teen mother navigating her future, a gay couple hoping to adopt, and a therapist turned nun facing a miraculous, as they try to build a future for themselves and those they love.
638: An Uncommonly Comical Review of an Accidental Assassination Attempt of Fidel Castro
Written by Edward G. Excaliber | Directed by Katerin Crespo-Montano
This madcap farce imagines one wildly fictional attempt among the hundreds made on Fidel Castro’s life. When a series of mishaps seemingly leads to the dictator’s death, a frantic father is forced to don the beard and impersonate Castro for the evening.