“Topped Chef” by Roberta Isleib (aka Lucy Burdette)
CONCH FLAVOR FEATURED IN NEW KEY WEST MYSTERY “TOPPED CHEF”
Local author Roberta Isleib, aka Lucy Burdette, will see her third Key West mystery, Topped Chef, released on May 7 by NAL/Penguin.
The books feature Hayley Snow, an aspiring food critic and amateur sleuth living in America’s southernmost island paradise. Many local people, events, and places appear in the book, including the Key West Food and Wine Festival, Michael’s Restaurant, Randy Thompson at the Aqua bar, Key West Police Office Steve Torrence, The Studios of Key West, the Waterfront Playhouse, and the tarot card reader at the Mallory Square sunset celebration.
“Mr. Monk Helps Himself” by Hy Conrad
AN ALL-NEW ORIGINAL MYSTERY BY HY CONRAD STARRING ADRIAN MONK, THE BRILLIANT INVESTIGATOR WHO ALWAYS KNOWS WHEN SOMETHING’S OUT OF PLACE
Monk and Natalie are on the verge of becoming partners in their own detective agency. But that doesn’t mean they agree on everything. Natalie wants to investigate the obvious suicide of a self-help guru, while solving the death of a clown could prove to be the most important case of Monk’s career, despite his fear of clowns. If there’s one time when these two need to learn how to be full partners, this is it.
Watch Video Clips from “Deathtrap”
“Your heart will pound, your pulse will race, your face will laugh.” The Waterfront Playhouse production of “Deathtrap” is funny, […]
Auditions for the 2013/14 Season at the Waterfront Playhouse
The Waterfront Playhouse is announcing auditions for their 2013/14 season for the following productions: “Leading Ladies,” “Other Desert Cities,” “Souvenir” […]
“Deathtrap” Opens at the Waterfront Playhouse
The Waterfront Playhouse concludes its smash 73rd season with the comedy thriller “Deathtrap” by Ira Levin. Broadway’s longest-running mystery, “Deathtrap” […]
Watch Christopher Peterson’s Amazing Judy Garland (Produced by Digital Island)
“Typhoon Judy” opened on April 5 with one of the most amazing performance ever seen on the stage.
Broadway World called Christopher Peterson, “the consummate actor and artist who amazes his audience by channeling Judy Garland.”
Take a look at this incredible performance by Christopher Peterson from the Waterfront’s opening night concert “S’Wonderful.”
“Typhoon Judy” isn’t an impersonation of Ms. Garland, it’s a true recreation of one of the most brilliant performers in history during one of the bleakest periods in her life.
“Typhoon Judy” runs for 7 performances only — April 5-13.
Get your tickets now by calling the box office at 305-294-5015 or online at WaterfrontPlayhouse.org
The American Premiere of “Typhoon Judy” to Open at the Waterfront Playhouse on April 5
The Waterfront Playhouse presents the American premiere of “Typhoon Judy” starring the incomparable Christopher Peterson as Judy Garland. Mr. Peterson […]
“The Drowsy Chaperone” Opens at the Waterfront Playhouse
The Waterfront Playhouse will present the Tony Award-winning musical, “The Drowsy Chaperone,” running March 7 to March 30, with low-priced […]
A Peek Behind the Scenes of “The Drowsy Chaperone” — Part 1
Ever wonder what really happens behind the scenes of a big musical show?
Kristen Michelle, star of the up-coming Waterfront Playhouse production of “The Drowsy Chaperone,” takes you on a secret tour of the first week of rehearsals (just click on the screen above).
See all your favorite Waterfront stars — as well as some great newcomers to the Key West stage.
And while you’re watching, make sure you get your tickets now for this sure-to-be-sold-0ut show.
“The Drowsy Chaperone” runs March 7 through March 30 (with special low-priced previews on March 5 & 6).
Last 2 Chances to See “Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks”
Only 2 more chances to see “Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks” — the heart-warming comedy at the Waterfront Playhouse, starring Joy Hawkins and Denis Hyland, two of the Waterfront’s most amazing performers. When a formidable retired widow hires an ex-Broadway chorus boy to give her private dance lessons, it’s hate at first sight. Eventually they both learn unexpected lessons about friendship and life. Part comedy, part drama and part cha-cha-cha. “Konk Life” called it “a world-class show not to be missed.” Solares Hill said “It will make you laugh and laugh and laugh. And then, very gently, it will break your heart.” LAST TWO SHOWS: MUST END FEBRUARY 16, 2013 (8 PM)