Tamarac Theatre of Performing Arts (Tamarac, FL)

I Do! I Do! is an intimate and nostalgic musical by Harvey Schmit and Tom Jones that tells the story of a marriage. As the show begins, we are introduced to Michael and Agnes on their wedding day, as they excitedly look forward to their new life together. You will follow their relationship through the wedding night jitters, raising a family and negotiating mid-life crises. The marriage hits the rocks when one of them is unfaithful, but their love and forgiveness is strong enough to keep them together so they can rediscover how much they really need each other. After 50 years of marriage, the couple leaves their house to the next pair of newlyweds and the cycle begins again. This sweet and romantic story of two soul mates navigating the perils of life is set to a charming score. Learn more...

South Beach Lady Yacht (Miami, FL)

Celebrate Independence Day weekend in style with this nighttime party cruise aboard a multi-million dollar, 125-foot luxury yacht. The gorgeous South Beach Lady is a fully decked-out vessel that features four climate-controlled levels, VIP areas for bottle service, eight flat-screen TVs, an open air promenade, a DJ sky booth and new cabana-style furniture. Dress in your freshest whites for this 3.5-hour Saturday night cruise that includes a complimentary light buffet, fully-stocked cash bars on each deck and an unforgettable evening's worth of music from DJ Snap of Da Union. Learn more...

Miami Theater Center (Miami Shores, FL)

Jamaican-American choreography Afua Hall (Afreeka) brings her inherent lyricism and knack for storytelling to another original piece, Red. This multimedia dance/theater piece reinterprets the story of Ruby Bridges, the brave six-year-old girl who, in 1960, was the first black student to desegregate an all-white elementary school in the South. The inspiration for the Norman Rockwell masterpiece "The Problem We All Live With," the story of Ruby Bridges now animates Hall's equally powerful collage of movement, music video and oral text at the Miami Theater Center. Learn more...

Broward Center for the Performing Arts (Fort Lauderdale, FL)

Scooby and his colorful friends will drive their Mystery Machine to Broward Center for the Performing Arts to solve one of the gang's signature comedy mysteries. A mischievous ghost is haunting a local theater, and it's up to Shaggy, Fred, Velma, Daphne and Scooby-Doo to get to the bottom of things. This new interactive live event features exciting production numbers, including one built around the famous theme song, "Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?" plus new tunes created just for this show. With its cartoonish capers, professional cast of actors, clever staging and spooky special effects, this hilariously fun musical will have young audiences on the edge of their seats, waiting for the big moment when the evildoer is unmasked. Learn more...

Empire Stage (Ft Lauderdale, FL)

From the producers of the award-winning Mommie Queerest comes The Facts of Life: The Lost Episode. This musical comedy is an adults-only send-up of the popular '80s sitcom, featuring an all-male cast portraying the girls of Eastland High. In this "lost" episode, Mrs. G's job is in danger when budget cuts loom and the "girls" decide they will do anything -- even stoop to prostitution -- to save her and their cozy dorm life. Add an evil Headmaster who has a thing for Mrs. G, lesbian overtones between Jo and Blair, and a guest cameo by cousin Geri and you have the lost episode that Showtime wished they'd snatched up. Learn more...