What a great year we’ve had at the Pelican Playhouse — from our Young Pelican Holiday Show to cheerleader zombies and everything in between. We invite you to explore our previous year in the most recent State of the Pelican…
We invite you, your organization, or family to support community arts programming in the heart of Miami. Below is the link to the Pelican Playhouse Sponsorship Kit. Thank you! Pelican Playhouse Sponsorship Kit (PDF)
Here’s a video created by Ella K, Alaia M, Sophia R., Taylor B., and Manuela B. who are part of the TV Production Magnet Program at Doral Academy Preparatory School. The video features Ralph Wakefield, Artistic Director at the Pelican…
State of the Pelican 2020 Community Theater in the Heart of It All – Miami Springs, Florida! Not theater with an “edge”, but theater with an “awww.” That’s the Pelican Playhouse motto. And for more than twenty years now,…
The State of the Pelican Fiscal Year Report: October 1, 2018 – September 30, 2019 Where does the time go? This September the Pelican Playhouse enters our 20th season. It has been quite a journey that continues to delight and…
The State of the Pelican Fiscal Year Report: October 1, 2017 – September 30, 2018 Continuing on into our 18th season, the Pelican Playhouse once again was at the mercy of the elements. Our annual Summer Recital, scheduled for September…
The State of the Pelican Fiscal Year Report: October 1, 2016 – September 30, 2017 Our 17th season began early, in mid-August 2016, as we were still making up time from our hurricane compressed year. To open our season, we…
The State of the Pelican Fiscal Year Report: October 1, 2015 – September 30, 2016 Our 16th season opened with a reminder of where we live. A near miss hurricane moved our fall production (which we had hoped would be…
“The State of the Pelican” October 1, 2014 – September 30, 2015 We opened our 15th season keenly aware of our history. With our 15th Anniversary celebration in the planning stages, we chose to take a page from our past…
“Just before the turn of the century.” I’ve always loved that term. When I was younger, that phrase always conjured up Teddy Roosevelt and the Wright brothers, long skirts and skimmer hats. This “turn,” 1999, however, found me back in…