Enjoy a Night of Entertainment at the Miracle Theatre in Coral Gables with 2 Tickets to One of the Shows Below:

February 11 – March 8, 2026

Dear Evan Hansen
Book by Steven Levenson
Music and Lyrics by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul
February 11 – March 8, 2026

https://actorsplayhouse.org/shows/dear-evan-hansen/

Winner of the Tony and Olivier Awards for Best Musical, Dear Evan Hansen is a profoundly contemporary coming-of-age story about the fragility of life and the need for human connection. Evan Hansen, a teenager struggling with severe anxiety, has always felt invisible. But when a sudden tragedy thrusts him into the center of a rapidly evolving controversy, he finds himself presented with an unexpected opportunity: the chance to reinvent himself.

May 13 – June 7, 2026

Dial M for MurderAdapted by Jeffrey Hatcher
From the original by Frederick Knott

https://actorsplayhouse.org/shows/dial-m-for-murder/

A fresh take on the edge-of-your-seat mystery that inspired Hitchcock’s masterpiece! Dial M for Murder is a suspenseful thriller weaving a twisted web of blackmail, passion and revenge. Tony, a scheming husband, believes he has devised the perfect crime to punish his adulterous wife. But when his carefully laid plan goes awry, everyone is caught in its snare. A timeless psychological thriller that will keep you guessing until the very end.

July 15 – August 9, 2026

The Shark is Broken
By Ian Shaw and Joseph NixonActors

https://actorsplayhouse.org/shows/the-shark-is-broken/

The first summer blockbuster is being filmed—but no one on set knows it yet. The Shark is Broken dives deep into the chaotic behind-the-scenes drama of Jaws, where testy, feuding co-stars, unpredictable weather and a constantly malfunctioning mechanical shark threaten the movie’s success. Co-written by Ian Shaw (son of Jaws star Robert Shaw) and Joseph Nixon, this sharp-witted comedy captures the tension, camaraderie and hilarity between Robert Shaw, Richard Dreyfuss and Roy Scheider as they bicker, drink, gamble and pray for the shoot to end—unaware they are making cinematic history.