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The
Broward Stage Door Theatre is located at 8036 W. Sample Rd, Coral Springs,
Florida.
Call 954-344-7765 for tickets.
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Oct 3, 2003 – Jan 4, 2004
DIVIDENDS is a warmly funny and tender play about a Jewish family and
the grandfather’s wish to finally be bar mitzvahed at 73. It’s
a play about tradition, caring, change, and love. Following a grandfather
and grandson who develop their relationship late in life; it is the heartwarming
story of a young man coming to understand the romantic feelings and dreams
of another generation.
Critics have called DIVIDENDS“ delightful, absorbing, charming, and
heartfelt.”
26th
St Theatre, Wilton Manors (Fort Lauderdale).
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Oct 24, 2003 – Jan 4, 2004
The story of Annie Oakley, a girl with a knack for shooting guns! Persuaded
to join Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show, she falls hopelessly in love with
Frank Butler, the show's main attraction. But when she outshines Frank,
she realizes she will have to make hard decisions to win the man she loves.
Featuring an award winning score by Irving Berlin that includes "There's
No Business Like Show Business".
Get your tickets early for Broadway's 3rd longest running show in history!
26th
St Theatre Wilton Manors (Ft.Lauderdale)
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Nov 14, 2003 – Jan 11, 2004
This Broadway masterpiece revolves around the story
of Sky Masterson, a bet-on-anything gambler, who bets he can make the
next girl he sees fall in love with him.
The score includes classics like “A Bushel and a Peck”, “Luck
Be a Lady”, and “Sit Down, You’re Rocking the Boat”.
Now Broadway’s fifth longest running musical. Don’t miss this
Tony Award Winner!
Theatre
# 1 Coral Springs
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Jan 16 , 2004 – Mar 28, 2004
The
world’s greatest love story takes to the streets in this landmark
Broadway musical that is one of the theatre’s finest accomplishments.
With a soaring score by Leonard Bernstein that includes “Maria”,
“Tonight”, and “Gee, Officer Krupke!”, this is a Can’t
Miss musical for the whole family.
26th
St Theatre Wilton Manors (Ft.Lauderdale)
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Jan 30, 2004 – Mar 14, 2004
Putting
on the Ritz with impeccable Broadway style, MY ONE & ONLY is a sparkling
confection of jazz and tap, elegance and roaring 20's romance, topped
with a musical score of classic Gershwin melodies. Winner of 4 Tony Awards,
featured songs include “S’Wonderful”, “Strike Up the
Band”, and “How Long Has This Been Going On”.
The
New York Times called it “ a smart and happy spin down memory lane”.
Theatre # 1 Coral Springs
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April 2, 2004 – May 9, 2004
In thIs blockbuster Broadway musical based on the true story of a legendary
brothel known as the Chicken Ranch. Miss Mona, the madam with a heart
of gold, is in love with Ed Earl Dodge, the local sheriff.
Their troubles begin when a do- gooder decides Miss Mona's house should
be shut down. It's a big song and dance musical that will win your heart!
Theatre # 1 Coral
Springs
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The Stage Door is a not-for-profit
501-c(3) that has been designated by the state of Florida and the federal
government as a major cultural institution committed to offering the
highest caliber theatre entertainment to our community.
Many
of the images on this page are the property of the Stage Door, to whom
we are grateful for their use.
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June 25, 2004 – Aug 8, 2004
COLE is the sensational music and dance show celebrating the life and
work of legendary composer Cole Porter. Featuring more than thirty-five
Cole Porter favorites, elegant staging and costumes, show stopping choreography
and sidesplitting comedy, COLE cleverly delivers a sophisticated and surprising
evening of theatre in the Cole Porter tradition.
"It's like a party you hate to see end... there's not an obvious,
predictable moment all night." —San Francisco Chronicle
Theatre
# 1 Coral Springs
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Link to other live performances in Florida:
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Actors'
Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre, Coral Gables, Florida
GableStage at
the Biltmore, Coral Gables, Florida
The Caldwell Theatre
Company, North Boca Raton, Florida
The Asolo Theatre Festival,
Sarasota, Florida
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and in other states:
Theater in New
Orleans, Louisiana
Theater in metropolitan Atlanta,
Georgia
Flat Rock Playhouse,
North Carolina's State Theater
The St. Louis Opera
Theatre, Missouri
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