Upcoming Events
Presented by Latiné Theater Lab, Mud is part of our commitment to amplifying Latiné voices and showcasing the work of Latiné artists.
At Actors’ Playhouse in Coral Gables
Adapted from Paula Hawkins’ novel – an international phenomenon selling over twenty million copies worldwide – this gripping new play will keep audiences guessing until the final moment.
An overachieving high schooler at Miami's most prestigious Catholic all girls school has the perfect plan to get into her dream college, until an attractive, young, ex-priest is hired as her new Ethics teacher and begins to dismantle all she knows about right, wrong, and falling in love.
Villain Theater and Ayi are thrilled to be presenting this hilarious, contemporary play unlike any other, centering four latinas coming of age in a modern Miami, dealing with questions of the future, their relationships and the thing they always took for granted - their faith.
Written and Directed by Ayi
Intimacy Director Nicole Perry
Sexy, provocative, and witty, Venus in Fur turns up the heat on sexual power play and is sure to charm and mesmerize. When Vanda arrives several hours late to her audition for a play based on a nineteenth-century erotic novel, the director is less than impressed. Vanda’s masterful performance, however, flips the script and the audition turns into a tango for dominance between actress and director. At Florida Rep.
*This play has mature language and references sexual topics.
Director: Chris Clavelli
Intimacy Director: Nicole Perry
I am speaking on 2 virtual panels as part of the Intimacy Professionals Summit!
Creating Community and Conversation: Forming Regional Intimacy Organizations with Ian Bond and Matt Denney
From Practice to Published: Writing a Book on the Intimacy Industry: with Alexis Black, Colleen Hughes, Dr. Ayshia Mackie-Stephens, Tina Newhauser, and Cara Rawlings.
Get your Summit tickets here.
For the first time in a LONG TIME, I am back onstage! I’m served as the choreographer for this production, as well as playing The Dark.
Five years removed from tragedy, Jack, an agoraphobic online teacher has perfected his video game playing skills but severely neglected his hygiene, mental health, and dwindling number of personal relationships. When the grocery delivery guy is one of your best friends, something's got to give, and with the arrival of a home gym, everything will change. Jack truly believes it...even if no one else does.
Theatre Lab closes their 24-25 season with this stunning world premiere - another hit from their 2022 New Play Festival. The script uses humor and hope to explore issues of gun violence, mental health, and the dangers of social media - all the while reminding us that the only way to move through difficult times is together.
Directed by Matt Stabile
Choreography by Nicole Perry
Thinking Cap Theatre presents the regional premiere of ALL THE NATALIE PORTMANS, a bold, funny, and moving coming-of-age play by C.A. Johnson. Johnson’s important new work examines an African American family in crisis, struggling to survive in the face of alcoholism and structural racism while also grappling with conflicting views on homosexuality. Told from the perspective of the central character, 16-year-old Keyonna, who escapes into a world of Natalie Portman rom-coms when challenges arise, this eye-opening play delivers a timely message about (self)acceptance and empathy.
Directed by Nicole Stodard, PhD
Intimacy and Movement Direction by Nicole Perry
Based on the 2007 film, and featuring stunning music and lyrics by Grammy award-winning recording artist Sara Bareilles, WAITRESS is the story of Jenna, an expert pie maker stuck in a small town and a loveless marriage. When a baking contest in a nearby county —and a satisfying encounter with someone new —show Jenna a chance at a fresh start, she must find the courage to seize it. “WAITRESS is a little slice of heaven!” says Entertainment Weekly, and is “sweet, sassy and passionate,” according to New York Magazine. Don’t miss the hilarious and uplifting Broadway phenomenon only at Suncoast Broadway!
Directed and Choreographed by Joshua Buscher
Intimacy Directed by Nicole Perry
Romance, comedy, tragedy, and more. Everyone is invited for a night of Shakespeare.
Directed by Nicole Stodard, PhD
Intimacy and Movement Direction by Nicole Perry
For more information, contact Alex Alvarez at aalvare1@nova.edu
I am thrilled the Broward County Cultural Division is funding another performance of KINesphere! That’s 3!
Look for us on World Wetlands Day, Sunday, February 2, 2025, in the Everglades at the entrance at Atlantic and US 75.
See 4 new dance-theatre works and create your own video response in dance or words to contribute to Everglades Conservation.
Tickets available soon! Stay tuned here, or the KINesphere website
A World Premiere at TheatreLab.
J and C are bored small town American teenage girls who go on the run to find the ‘real’ America and themselves. They procrastinate and fantasize about the best way to run away from home, debate the fundamentals of feminism and what to do once they’ve left home and hit the road. On the open road, reality and fantasy blur. They rob banks, make bombs and discuss sexual, class and gender politics. They meet Brian, an enigmatic bartender, leading to a conclusion where they might fall in love, might commit acts of terror, might kill people, or might just breathe in the night air and decide to go home.
A hit from TheatreLab’s 2022 New Play Festival, this is the story of two 16-year old girls on a modern day “Thelma & Louise”-style adventure. This funny, moving, and fast-paced script by a local playwright toys with time, space, and reality while speaking to the difficulties and dangers of being a young woman in America today.
Directed by Margaret Ledford
Intimacy Direction by Nicole Perry
At GableStage
Straight from Broadway, this darkly comic American drama by Pulitzer Finalist and Obie Award winner, Jacobs-Jenkins, invites audiences to one helluva family reunion! It’s summer in Arkansas and the cicadas are singing. When the Lafayette family returns to their late patriarch’s home to manage the remains of his estate, things take a turn. When an estranged brother appears late one night and mysterious objects are discovered among the clutter, long-hidden secrets and buried resentments can no longer be contained and the family is forced to face the ghosts of their past.
Starring Rachel Burttram (A Doll’s House, Pt. 2) and Mark H. Dold (The Lehman Trilogy).
Directed by Bari Newport. Intimacy Choreography by Nicole Perry.
As part of the Arts+Change Conference hosted by the University of Rochester, Nicole is presenting a session for theatre, dance, and music educators on incorporating psychological safety into the classroom.
This is a donation-based conference!
An Intimacy Coordination “Ask Me Anything” for the South Florida Film Community!
“Boundaries” is a term that gets thrown around a lot. But what, exactly, IS a boundary? And how can you best communicate yours?
Actors, singers, and dancers are all called upon to enter rehearsals and performances vulnerable and open. Sometimes we play roles of people who do terrible things, or explore themes that can activate previous traumas or negative experiences. And, we all have different needs and expectations when we go to work!
Boundary practices can support performers in all genres in separating “the work” from “the artist”. In this 1.5 hour workshop we will use lecture, personal reflection, interactive exercises, and group discussions to define boundaries and practice communicating them professionally. We will also explore accountability and communication when things go wrong. Each participant will leave with tools and resources to enter the next performance process with clarity and confidence.
While this workshop is meant for performers, teachers of performance may also benefit from these tools to help students think through boundaries and closure.
As part of the Totentanz project with Momentum Stage we will be presenting AI and dance as part of the new exhibit at Box Gallery.
In a dystopian future where a Christian Nationalist regime has come to power following a successful insurrection against the US Government, Paul and his teenage daughter, Sarah, live under the radar in a small town upstate as Christian-passing, despite being Jews who fled New York City. When an ancient Yiddish-speaking woman arrives on their doorstep, Paul and Sarah are forced to decide between fleeing again or fighting for their faith, their heritage and their identity.
2nd stop in a Rolling World Premier
Director: Deborah Zoe Laufter
Intimacy Director: Nicole Perry
Thinking Cap Theatre presents the regional premiere of LOVESONG, a formally experimental and emotionally riveting play by playwright/screenwriter Abi Morgan (The Iron Lady, 2011; The Suffragette, 2015). LOVESONG imaginatively and grippingly explores universal themes, including long term love, aging, memory, and mortality. Morgan developed LOVESONG with the world class, innovative UK-based company, Frantic Assembly. TCT's production will honor the play's original production values with its own stunning, in-house projection design and choreography.
LOVESONG is supported by Funding Arts Broward, supporting innovative local visual and performing arts in Broward County; Broward County Cultural Division; and The Warten Foundation. LOVESONG is also presented in partnership with the Art and Culture Center/Hollywood.
Location: Hollywood Central Performing Arts Center, 1770 Monroe Street, Hollywood, FL 33020
5pm Saturdays and Sundays, 7pm all other days.
Director: Nicole Stodard, PhD. Movement and Intimacy Director: Nicole Perry
Experience The Fantasticks like never before. The longest running musical worldwide has been given an extraordinary update by its original book writer, Tom Jones. This new LGBTQ+ rewrite now features two young gay men, Matt and Lewis (and their mothers), as the central story exploring first love and self discovery. Island City Stage is only the 3rd theatre in the country to present this new version, written by the original creator, Tom Jones.
Directed by Andy Rogow.
Choreography and Intimacy Choreography by Nicole Perry
City Theatre and DCMA Present
From Page to Stage: A Program of Short Plays and Musicals
Enjoy a series of short plays as NSU students team up with award-winning, professional theatre company City Theatre. For more information, contact Alex Alvarez at aalvare1@nova.edu
Directors: Alex Alvarez, Margaret Ledford, Nicole Perry
Music Director: Caryl Fantel
Choreographer: Nicole Perry
Intimacy Choreographer: Grace Cirillo
While riding out a thunderstorm in their home, a family invests in the wonder and joy of shared storytelling to create their own version of the classic Hans Christian Anderson fable. This new adaptation uses comedy, music, dance, and a little magic to bring the timeless story of love and adventure to life. This once cautionary tale about a “disobedient girl” gets turned on its head and encourages young people to trust their inner voice and be unafraid to pursue their own path.
Saturdays at 11am and 3pm.
Sundays at 3pm.
As Southeast Regional Premiere.
Starring: Thaylin Maria, Dayana Morales, Kimberly Nicole Harvey, Anthony Blatter, and Sabrín Diehl.
Directed by Matt Stabile
Choreography by Nicole Perry
An absurdist piece that highlights the repetition of Jess and Marc's relationship where they are forced to grapple with the questions, feelings, and secrets, both mundane and profound, that they have avoided confronting for too long. This show is slated to be directed by Karina Batchelor. Movement Direction by Nicole Perry. Script by Robert Kerr
August 23rd - September 1st 2024 Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm, Sundays at 2pm.
Main Street Players: 6812 Main St Miami Lakes FL 33014
Join us and discover the story of Pippin, a young prince who learns the true meaning of glory, love, and war in Stephen Schwartz’s iconic and unforgettable musical masterpiece. Pippin is in search of the secret to true happiness and fulfillment. He seeks it in the glories of the battlefield, the temptations of the flesh, and the intrigues of political power. At the journey’s end, Pippin finds that happiness lies not in extraordinary endeavors, but rather in the unextraordinary moments that happen every day.
Nominated for numerous Tony Awards in 1973 and again in 2013 with the show’s revival, PIPPIN continues to captivate audiences around the world.
PIPPIN will be presented for both hearing and d/Deaf audiences through the incorporation of artistic sign language interpretation by hearing and deaf actors.
Directed by Rob Anderson, Intimacy Direction by Nicole Perry
Dubbed “Miami’s equivalent to Saturday Night Live” by Broadway World, City Theatre’s Summer Shorts transcends traditional theater by blending the hilarious with the poignant and the provocative with the purely entertaining through an evening of short plays. Celebrating 27 years of storytelling, Summer Shorts is Miami's annual must-see theater experience!
This year's Summer Shorts lineup unveils eight never-before-seen short plays that embody the transformative power of theater to challenge our views and expand our perspectives. Crafted by today's best local and national playwrights and starring a cast of South Florida's brightest actors, Summer Shorts: Flipping the Script presents a series of playful and profound stories that reveal unexpected truths.
Starring: Alex Alvarez, Diana Garle, and more!
Directed by: Carey Brianna Hart, Sabrina Lynn Gore, and others!
Intimacy Direction by: Nicole Perry
The Carbonell-nominated and Silver Palm Award winning production from the 2021-22 season at TheatreLab has transferred to Martha’s Vineyard Playhouse!
Starring: Niki Fridh and Matt Stabile
Directed by Lou Tyrell
Intimacy Director: Nicole Perry
An Intimacy Direction “Ask Me Anything” for the South Florida Theatre Community!
An Intimacy Coordination “Ask Me Anything” for the South Florida Film Community!
This hilarious comedy tells the story of a man so grief-stricken by the death of his parents that he hires actors to be his family and things do not go as planned. A hit in Utah, Michigan and Florida this play is now being presented Off-Broadway by Plays Of Wilton (POW!).
Official Opening Night is May 1.
Written by Ronnie Larson
Directed by Stuart Meltzer
Featuring: Jason Guy, Jeni Hacker, Ronnie Larsen, Allen Lewis Rickman, and Gabriell Salgado.
Intimacy Choreography by Nicole Perry
Directed by Nicole Perry, Dances We Dance is a capstone experience for students enrolled in all genres and levels of dance at FAU. These students create dances, learn choreography, explore expressiveness, and give thrilling performances of dance in a wide array of genres.
Schedule of performances:
Friday, April 26, 2024, at 7 PM
Saturday, April 27, 2024, at 2 PM
Saturday, April 27, 2024, at 7 PM
Coming together on Saturday, April 20 at 4 pm EDT are hundreds of dancers from across the country to perform a site-specific dance at a river, a bay, the ocean, a fountain or any water site nearby. From Seattle to Mississippi, Maine to California, Wisconsin to Florida dancers of all ages and experience will join others in uniting to celebrate and collectively take responsibility for protecting our Water. Join the FAU Dance Program and special guests for this FREE event at the lake on campus.
Nicole LaBonde- Transformation Coaching of Mind and Body, Pilates, Nutritional Cleansing
CABARRET- Barre and Dance Fitness
Public Persona- Professional Image Coaching for Public Speaking and/or Online Branding for Fitness Instructors, Life Coaches, Healers and other Heart-Centered Entrepreneurs.
, Fort Lauderdale, FL
