GableStage, the award-winning Miami theatre company at the historic Biltmore Hotel, will release single tickets for its 27th Season on Tuesday, August 26. The 2025/26 Season celebrates Jessie Wolfson and the newly named Wolfson Family Theatre, marking a year of award-winning dramas, acclaimed premieres, crackling comedies, and a whirlwind romance.
“In theatre, it’s not the voice that commands the story, but the ear, and our audience is that ear,” says Producing Artistic Director Bari Newport. “After three years of planning, our 27th Season crescendos with Prayer for the French Republic— an eleven-actor epic we expect to sell out. Last season, single tickets disappeared almost overnight – so we’re encouraging audiences to book now – or better yet, subscribe.”
From there, the season turns tender, romantic, and surprisingly canine with the Miami Premiere of Left on Tenth (November 11 – December 21, 2025), Delia Ephron’s stage adaptation of her bestselling memoir. Ephron, whose wit and warmth defined classics like You’ve Got Mail, tells the true story of a second chance at life and love, rekindled through emails, phone calls, and cross-country flights. Dalia Aleman and Stephen Schnetzer make their GableStage debut as Delia and Peter, joined by Margot Moreland (Watson, Dirty Blonde, Fat Pig) and Ben Sandomir (Zoetic Stage’s Fiddler on the Roof), plus the show’s scene-stealing four-legged cast members: Buddy and Winston. Directed by Bari Newport, with Associate Director and Choreographer Michael Marotta, it’s a love story you can root for, and perhaps the only play this year with its own paw-printed call sheet.
The new year brings the haunting beauty of Sotto Voce (January 23 – February 15, 2026), written and directed by Pulitzer Prize winner Nilo Cruz (Anna in the Tropics). Receiving its first full English-language production in Miami, the play drifts between past and present, tracing the ripples of the MS St. Louis — the ship carrying 937 Jewish refugees turned away from Cuba and the United States in 1939. What begins as a young Jewish-Cuban researcher’s fascination with the voyage becomes an intimate triangle between an elderly novelist, haunted by the love she lost aboard the doomed ship, the young man determined to uncover her story, and a woman tied to them both. Sara Morsey (Summer, 1976), Gabriell Salgado (El Huracán), and Claudia Tomas star in this lyrical meditation on memory, longing, and the legacy of the Holocaust.
Spring delivers one of the largest and most ambitious productions in GableStage history: the Florida Premiere of Joshua Harmon’s Prayer for the French Republic (March 20 – April 19, 2026). Twice extended on Broadway and winner of the Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle Awards for Best New Play, this sweeping, darkly funny family drama spans five generations of the Solomon Benhamou family as they wrestle with safety, identity, and belonging in the country they love. When a teenage son is attacked for wearing a yarmulke, past and present collide in a story that blends razor-sharp humor, deep emotion, and a powerful sense of history. Directed by Bari Newport, the powerhouse cast features GableStage familiar faces Patti Gardner (Summer, 1976), Casey Sacco (Hand to God), Michael McKenzie (The Price) and Jason Peck (We Will Not Be Silent) who will star alongside his 13-year old son, Holden Peck. South Florida favorites Elizabeth Price, Jeremy Sevelovitz, Stephen Trovillion, and Don Bearden make their GableStage debuts alongside New York-based Bruce Sabath and Irina Kaplan, a Ransom Everglades alum.
Fresh from Broadway and ferociously funny, the award-winning Eureka Day (May 15 – June 14, 2026) brings the 27th Season to a close. Winner of the 2025 Tony Award for Best Revival of a Play, Jonathan Spector’s razor-sharp satire targets an ultra-progressive private school in Berkeley, CA where consensus is the rule. When a mumps outbreak forces the board to take a stand, polite smiles quickly give way to viral outrage. Directed by Zoetic Stage Artistic Director Stuart Meltzer, the sharp-witted ensemble of Rachel Burttram (A Doll’s House, Pt. 2, Appropriate), Rita Cole (The White Card), Mark H. Dold (Appropriate, The Lehman Trilogy), Ryan Didato (White Guy on the Bus), and Jordyn Moone navigate a minefield of identity politics, internet pile-ons, and gluten-free scones. “A comic powder keg…” raves The Daily Beast, and with this cast, it’s ready to blow.
Single tickets for the 27th Season go on sale Tuesday, August 26 at gablestage.org or through the GableStage Box Office at (305) 445-1119. Tickets start at $50, with discounts for students, teachers, artists, military personnel, and groups of 8+.
Season subscriptions save patrons up to 35% and range from $225 to $425. Subscribers enjoy total flexibility with popular FLEX TICKETS—see multiple productions or use up to four tickets for one production. Subscribers secure preferred seats before the public, receive $5 off all additional tickets with no extra fees, and enjoy free ticket exchanges. Mid-week and Premium subscribers also receive two bonus tickets, free of charge. To learn more, visit gablestage.org or call (305) 445-1119.
