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INTERMEDIATE TAP
Intermediate Tap (Ages 18+) - Taught by Joanne DePrizio
4 Week Sessions
April 3-10-17-24
May 8-15-22-29 (not staring on the 1st)
June 5-12-19-26
5:30 - 7:00 PM on Thursdays in the Rehearsal Hall
Tuition: $60 for each monthly 4-week session ($20 drop-in option)
Students will have mastered the basic steps, balance, weight shifts, and increased memory level to be able to take this class. Students will learn more advanced tap steps and full choreography will be taught. This is a fast-paced class, and students will be expected to keep the pace and execute the more advanced steps. Prerequisite: Beginning Tap
UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE
dir. Matthew Rankin. Comedy / Drama, Not Rated, Canasa; French & Persian with English subtitles, 2025, 89 min.
Tickets: $9/$6
Friday, June 13 - 6pm
Saturday, June 14-3pm and 5pm
Sunday, June 15 - 2pm (with 4 PM movie discussion open to all)
SYNOPSIS:
In a mysterious and surreal interzone somewhere between Tehran and Winnipeg, the lives of multiple characters interweave with each other in surprising and mysterious ways. Gradeschoolers Negin and Nazgol find a sum of money frozen in the winter ice and try to claim it. Meanwhile, Massoud leads a group of increasingly-befuddled tourists through the monuments and historic sites of Winnipeg. Matthew quits his meaningless job in a Quebecois government office and sets out upon an enigmatic journey to visit his mother.
Named one of the top 5 international films of 2024 by the National Board of Review.[5] The film was selected as the Canadian entry for Best International Feature Film at the 97th Academy Awards.
CHILDREN - THEATRE CAMP 2025
(Ages 6 - 11)
Camp Directors: Heather Fortner & Ashlee Richards
Weekly camp running June 2nd - August 1st (9 weeks)
No Camp on July 4
Time: 9 AM - 4 PM
$200/$150
Location: Stonzek Studio, Rehearsal Hall and Mainstage
In Summer Theatre Camp, we're putting together a themed showcase each week. Campers will sing, dance, play theatre games, do arts and crafts and put on a showcase every Friday for friends and family.
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Themes:
Week 1: Under the Sea
Week 2: Space
Week 3: Fairytales
Week 4: Star Wars
Week 5: Decades
Week 6: Disney
Week 7: Wild West
Week 8: Broadway
Week 9: Witches and Wizards
Beginning Tap (Ages 18+) - Taught by Joanne DePrizio
4-Week Sessions
Tuesdays 5:30-7:00 pm
Location: Rehearsal Hall
April 1-8-15-22 (no class on 29th)
May 6-13-20-27
June 3-10-17-24
Tuition: $60 for each monthly 4-week session ($20 drop-in option)
Students will be taught the technique of basic tap steps, balance control, weight shifts, and how to develop memory skills to transition from one tap step to another, together with hand/arm movements associated with the tap steps. This class is instructional, and basic steps will be broken down and taught. This class is a prerequisite for Intermediate Tap.
A NICE INDIAN BOY
dir. Roshan Sethi; Comedy / Drama / Romance, Not Rated; USA, English & Hindi; 2025;96 min
Tickets: $9/$6
June 20 - 22
When Naveen brings his fiance Jay home to meet his family, his traditional Indian parents must contend with accepting his white partner and helping them plan the most fabulous same sex Indian wedding the Bay Area has ever seen.
June 28th 2 PM and 5 PM
June 29th 2 PM and 5 PM
Tickets: $30
Group Discount-$25 (10 or more)
90-minute show, no intermission.
Presented by Rashida Costa
One Black Soldier's Journey after he was denied the benefit of his GI Bill is Told in the Groundbreaking Play "AT ALL COST." By Playwright Rashida Costa.
Imagine being ostracized because of the color of your skin. Blacks faced this nightmare and painful reality across this nation. Redlining was a common practice utilized to keep blacks from gaining access to homeownership.
The GI Bill seems promising, after all it is a benefit that was put into place for all. But was it afforded to all people regardless of your skin color?
Set in the South in 1945 after WWII, Wray Edmond, a Black soldier returns home in pursuit of a better life for his family and purchases a casino after being denied the benefits of the G.I. Bill.
The story of the struggles faced by one black soldier and his family is told in the groundbreaking play AT ALL COST.
Finding Nemo Jr.
Director: Jade Master
Choreographer: Demi Master
Date: Saturday, June 28 - 2pm
$15 adults / $10 Children (12 and under)
Disney's Finding Nemo JR. is a 60-minute musical adaptation of the beloved 2003 Pixar movie
Finding Nemo, with new music by award-winning songwriting team Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez. Marlin, an anxious and over-protective clownfish, lives in the Great Barrier Reef with his kid Nemo, who longs to explore the world beyond their anemone home. But when Nemo is captured and taken to Sydney, Marlin faces his fears and sets off on an epic adventure across the ocean. With the help of lovable characters such as optimistic Dory, laid-back sea turtle Crush, and the supportive Tank Gang, Marlin and Nemo both overcome challenges on their journey to find each other and themselves.
NY DOG MOVIE FESTIVAL 2025
JULY 4 - JULY 6
founder Tracie Hotchner
Tickets: $9/$6
Run Time: 100 Min.
The NY Dog Film Festival® is a medley of short films - animated, documentary and narrative - from around the world. These entertaining and inspirational movies celebrate all the ways we love our dogs. At the same time, we want to raise awareness of the life-saving work being done at small rescues and large shelters. In every location where the Dog Film Festival® travels, an animal welfare organization in the community will be the beneficiary of a portion of every ticket. For this screening, that organization is the Animal Protective Foundation. The APF hopes to be able to have information available about their organization at the event.
The NY Dog Film Festival® exists to celebrate the bond between dogs and people around the world, as seen through the work of brilliant filmmakers. At the same time, we want to raise awareness of the life-saving work being done at small rescues and large shelters by inviting their followers to the Festival and giving 10% of every ticket directly to the Animal Protective Foundation.
IMPORTANT CONTENT NOTE: This program is recommended for adults and older school-age children. The three "Service Dog Salute" films may prove confusing or challenging for younger children because these films deal with the emotionally complicated issues of veterans with PTSD and how their service dogs have saved their lives.
The 2025 NY Dog Film Fest line-up includes:
-"Welly The Dog Poet" by Karen L. Mintz - Three very funny philosophical poems by Welly, a poetic dog.
-"Lucky Dog" by Donna W. Guthrie - An animated celebration of a dog who lives what he considers a lucky life in a retirement home, where the residents know and remember him in different ways.
-"Traveling This Road Together" by Mutual Rescue - A woman and her dog, both cancer survivors, helped each other in their remote Colorado Rockies home through recovery during the pandemic.
-"Love Another" by Diana Rousseau - A fanciful black and white "old timey" film about falling in love with a new dog while grieving another.
-"To Comfort & Serve" by Ron and Amy Schmidt (Service Dog Salute Finalist) - A close look at the deep bond between three veterans in Vermont with PTSD service dogs, and the woman who founded Paws & Boots, a non-profit to train dogs for these veterans.
-"Pearl & Argot; A Love Story" by Phil Audibert - A heart-warming fable about three dogs and a cat.
-"Before Us ("Antes De Nos")" by Alex Xavier - A sophisticated animation of an adopted dog's owners trying to imagine how he ended up on the streets.
-"Unleashed" by Yayoi Kawahito - A New York City dog walker who brings the pack for hikes in the woods.
-"The Wingman" by Nick Bustamante (Service Dog Salute Finalist) - Former Air Force General Scott Wiggins shares the profound connection he has with his service dog, Bear, who helps manage his PTSD and is a true wingman to him.
-"Buffy & the Balloon" by John Maslowski - An animated short tale of a dog who meets a special balloon.
-"Rolling with the Pack" by Garrreth Bird - Dogs and a human in harmony, as two German Short haired Pointers pull their paralyzed owner in an adapted wheelchair-bike in symbiotic thrall!
-"Coming Down is the Hardest Thing" by Kely Maloney - Cubby, a three-year old Bernedoodle, is in a funk. When his parents threaten to leave him behind for the first time, he must learn to do the impossible.
-"Who Wants A Cuddle?" by Jane Goldman - At the Muttville Senior Dog Rescue in San Francisco, the Cuddle Club for (human) senior citizens celebrates 10 years of the Cuddle Club.
-"A Dog Can Make a Difference" by Spencer Matches (Service Dog Salute Finalist) - After a profound loss, Carol dedicated her life to training service dogs for veterans with PTSD, providing them practical assistance and a renewed sense of purpose and hope.
-"Eben" by Josh Greene and Jack Lattin - A joyful testimonial to Eben, a traveling French Bulldog, who has climbed mountains his whole life and at 12 years old sets out to summit one last peak while battling cancer.
-"Welly the Dog Poet"by Karen L. Mintz - Three more poetic musings on life from a philosophical dog.
-"Freddie Bear's Lovely Day" by Mustapha Khan - Freddie Bear the Goldendoodle joyfully channels Bill Withers' iconic song on a Hamptons Beach.
Dogtooth
July 11-July 13
Directed by Yorgos Lanthimos
2010
Not rated
Greece in Greek with English subtitles
94 min
Friday - July 11 - 6 pm
Saturday - July 12 - 3 & 5 PM
Suday - July 13 - 2 & 4 PM
General Admission $9
Stonzek Member Admission $6
A surreal look at three teenagers kept under strict rule and regimen by their parents - an alternately hilarious and nightmarish experiment of manipulation and oppression.
Won the Un Certain Regard prize at the 2009 Cannes film festival
"By far the most original film I've seen in a long time."
- John Waters
SQUARE 1: Playwright Festival
August 5th-8th 7:30 PM (Doors open at 7:00 pm)
Tickets: $10
Square 1 is an extension of our critically acclaimed Black Box Series!
Our 2025 Summer Festival will feature a collection of unique, original short plays that showcase fresh and innovative stories, written by local playwrights.
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Lick Back by Katherine Oliver
Dir. Mitchell Saulog
A farcical comedy about two teenage girls trying to take the perfect picture after being terrorized by boys.
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Tempus Fugit by Stan Werse
Dir. Amanda Rossi
When a Barista from 2010 and a Monk from 1254 miraculously meet, they realize they might have more in common than one would expect.
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Only The Gators Will Know by N.M. James
Dir. Maya Suchy
Two friends make a life-changing confession while stuck on a boat in The Everglades.
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Back From Walla Walla by Todd Castor
Dir. Jordan Monteagudo
After a messy breakup, two exes find themselves at an awkward reunion: A Broadway audition.
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You Haven't Changed a Bit by Donna Hoke
Dir. Shoshana Davidowitz
Two old classmates heartwarmingly reminisce at their 70th High School reunion.
Wednesday, August 6 | 1:00 pm (followed by a post-screening discussion)
Friday, August 8 | 4:00 pm
Saturday, August 9 | 3:00 pm | 5:00 pm
Sunday, August 10 | 2:00 pm | 4:00 pm
The NY Cat Film Festival™ is an exploration through film of the fascinating felines who share our lives, creating a shared audience experience that inspires, educates, and entertains.
Cats have unique and indescribable bonds with people, even when living independently as community cats. For far too long, felines have been the "invisible" part of the human-animal bond, and it's time to shine the spotlight on these magnificent creatures and the humans devoted to them.
A portion of every ticket at every destination goes to a local animal welfare non-profit, bringing community awareness and support for the needs of local kitties.
A NIGHT TOGETHER
Saturday, September 6, 2025
8 PM (Approx. Run Time: 1:45 minutes (no intermission)
Presented by: Abixsax
Tickets: $40
On sale - May 30, 2025
Enjoy an extraordinary evening of performances featuring Saxophonist Abisax and the Dacosta Band. This unforgettable night promises a captivating blend of musical and artistic expression.
Featuring performances by Saxophonist Abisax and the Dacosta Band, vocalist Whitney Noel, vocalist Alain St. Clair, poet Thema, Salsa dancers the Ultimate Exquisite Dance and The Dazzlers from Benjamin High School.
Spectrum Stars: An Autism Awareness Event
Presented by: Community Innovative Fundraisers
Sunday, September 14, 2025
Tickets: $30
2:00 PM
Approximate Run-Time: 2.5 hours, one intermission
Join us for a Talent Showcase featuring kids 5 - 21 years of age as they shine on the Lake Worth Playhouse stage. All proceeds go to support autism services and therapy for kids! An inspiring, unforgettable show you won't want to miss!
The War of the Worlds" radio play, directed by Orson Welles in 1938, is a dramatization of H.G. Wells' novel that presented a fictional alien invasion of Earth as a series of breaking news bulletins, simulating a real-time news broadcast, which led many listeners to believe a Martian attack was actually happening, causing widespread panic due to its realistic sound effects and panicked on-air reporting style. The story centered around a Martian landing in Grovers Mill, New Jersey, where the aliens emerged from cylindrical spacecraft and unleashed deadly heat rays against humans, causing mass chaos and ultimately a futile military response.
THE THANKSGIVING PLAY
October 30 - November 9, 2025
By Larissa Fasthorse
Price: $28 - General Admission
Good intentions collide with absurd assumptions in Larissa FastHorse's wickedly funny satire, as a troupe of terminally woke teaching artists scrambles to create a pageant that somehow manages to celebrate both Turkey Day and Native American Heritage Month.
"The familiar, whitewashed story of Pilgrims and Native Americans chowing down together gets a delicious roasting from expert farceurs." - The New York Times
"Very, very funny. Larissa FastHorse's The Thanksgiving Play skewers liberal pretensions with glee - this clever satire is something for which to be truly thankful." - Hollywood Reporter
It's A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play" is a theatrical adaptation of the classic film, presented as a 1940s radio broadcast where a small ensemble cast portrays multiple characters, utilizing live sound effects to tell the story of George Bailey, a man on the verge of despair who is visited by a guardian angel who shows him what life would be like without him, ultimately reminding him of the positive impact he has had on his community; the play is set on a stage designed to resemble a radio studio, creating an immersive experience for the audience.
My Son The WaiterA Jewish Tragedy & Still Not Famous
A - Center Orch - $55
AA-E - Sides and Center Orch - $65
F-K - Sides and Center Orch - $55
L-Q - Rear Orch - $45
Group of 10-19 - $48.50 (to purchase-contact box office-561-586-6410)
Group of 20+ - $43.50 (to purchase-contact box office-561-586-6410)
As Brad Zimmerman celebrates the 10th Anniversary of his hit New York comedy, My Son The Waiter: A Jewish Tragedy, he now presents this NEW show! Enjoy a different hilarious look at his long journey to follow his dream of success in show business, and the parents who SUFFERED through it!
Actor/comedian Brad Zimmerman's moving and hilarious story is about the grit required to 'make it' as an artist, and the sweet rewards that come from never giving up. Brad moved to New York after college and 'temporarily' worked as a waiter for 29 Years, while pursuing his career as an actor. Finally, he found success with a role on the Sopranos, and as the opening act for Joan Rivers (for 8 years), Brad Garrett, and George Carlin. He now has his own hit Off Broadway shows that are as profound and touching as they are entertaining.
"Delicious! Distinctly Original & Powerfully Poignant. Great Comedy!" - New York Times
THE SOUND INSIDE
February 5 - 15, 2026
By Adam Rapp
New York Times Critic's Pick
Price: $28 - General Admission
When Bella Baird, an isolated creative writing professor at Yale, begins to mentor a brilliant but enigmatic student named Christopher, the two form an unexpectedly intense bond. As their lives and the stories they tell about themselves become intertwined in unpredictable ways, Bella makes a surprising request of Christopher that neither knows if he can fulfill. Brimming with suspense, Rapp's riveting play explores the limits of what one person can ask of another.
"A gripping mystery. An astonishing new play." - The New York Times
"A gripping stunner!" - Chicago Tribune
"The familiar, whitewashed story of Pilgrims and Native Americans chowing down together gets a delicious roasting from expert farceurs." - The New York Times
"Very, very funny. Larissa FastHorse's The Thanksgiving Play skewers liberal pretensions with glee - this clever satire is something for which to be truly thankful." - Hollywood Reporter
THE EFFECT
March 19 - 29, 2026
By Lucy Prebble
Price: $28 - General Admission
What impulses define who we really are? As Connie and Tristan settle into their participation in a clinical drug trial, they begin to fall in love. But how can they be sure it's the real thing and not an exhilarating side effect of the new antidepressant they're taking? The supervising doctors begin to ask themselves questions too: where do they draw the line between love and ethics?
"Cosmic and atomically intimate."
-The New York Times
THE HOW AND THE WHY
April 30 - May 10, 2026
By Kenneth Lonergan
Price: $28 - General Admission
Evolution and emotion collide in Sarah Treem's thought-provoking and sharp play about science, family, and survival of the fittest. On the eve of a prestigious conference, an up-and-coming evolutionary biologist wrestles for the truth with an established leader in the field.
This intimate and keenly perceptive play explores the difficult choices faced by women of every generation.
"A moving portrait of a woman meeting with equanimity an unexpected, often painful series of questions about the choices she made in the past." -The New York Times.
"Sarah Treem's play brims with ideas and emotional colors that eddy and refract like rivulets in a lively, plunging stream."
-Washington Post.
Little Women is a radio play based on Louisa May Alcott's novel of the same name. It is an award-winning dramatization that includes music, the magic of live sound effects and Alcott's timeless dialogue. The play is about the March sisters, Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy, four girls whose loves and ambitions are completely different but who are bound together by happy family ties and their experiences during the American Civil War.
