CONFEDERATES by Dominique Morisseau
A Florida Premiere
Directed by Maha McCain
Two Black American women – an enslaved rebel and a professor at a contemporary university – are having parallel experiences though they live over a century apart. This exacting new comedy, by playwright Dominique Morisseau, premiered Off-Broadway in 2022.
WHEN
July 12-27, 2025
PRICE
$40-$45 Ticket
$5-$25 Pay What You Want Preview on July 11th
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SHORT PLAYS: LAUDER MADE
Directed by Timothy Mark Davis
This eclectic 75 minutes of theatre will feature 5 of the best new plays by South Florida playwrights from our NCPLab community while crafting a fascinating throughline of Fort Lauderdale history. Happening in the heart of downtown FTL inside the theater space at General Provision, this project is for anyone who wants to celebrate the creativity, diversity, and history of our greater Fort Lauderdale community.
THE LAST CHRISTMAS by Tyler Johnson Grimes
A World Premiere
Directed by Timothy Mark Davis
The Last Christmas invites you to once again tune-in to WNCP Radio. It's December 24, 1999, and Eve Hart finds herself alone at the mic for the first time, filling in for the legendary host of Calling Claire. As anonymous callers share memories of love, loss, and a little holiday magic, Eve and her close-knit crew of radio misfits discover that sometimes the heart of Christmas isn't wrapped in a bow—it’s found in unexpected moments and imperfect connections. Set against a backdrop of Y2K jitters and 90s nostalgia, this third and final entry in our WNCP trilogy reminds us that even in the face of uncertainty, a shared story can help us all find our way home.
ALL MY SONS by Arthur Miller
Directed by Jason Peck
Set in the aftermath of World War II, the play centers around the Keller family and their dramatic dance between truth, lies, guilt, responsibility, and the consequences of pursuing the American Dream at any cost. Considered a masterwork in the American theatrical canon, All My Sons has been revived countless times across the globe since its original Broadway production in 1947.