GableStage at The Biltmore
Arts & Culture
Founded in 1979 as Florida Shakespeare Theatre, GableStage originally performed the plays of Shakespeare in repertory, using the outdoor Casino Gardens at Vizcaya. From 1987-1992, Florida Shakespeare Theatre was housed in the Minorca Playhouse in Coral Gables, until it was destroyed by Hurricane Andrew. The company continued to produce at the Carousel Theatre in Coral Gables in 1993 and 1994.
In 1999, the company moved to the historic Biltmore Hotel, and became GableStage.
Since 1999, GableStage has been at the cutting edge of theatre in South Florida, striving to present the most vital works of international, contemporary playwrights, and producing quality theatrical productions that encompass themes and ideas relevant to the multicultural South Florida community. The company maintains a tradition of producing plays directly from successful Broadway and off-Broadway runs.
In addition to a robust Main Stage season, GableStage presents a variety of Education and Community Outreach programs throughout the community. GableStage is the recipient of over 200 Carbonell Award nominations and 64 Carbonell Awards, a prestigious South Florida theatre award. In 2013, the Carbonell Awards honored GableStage with the Ruth Forman Award for major advancements in the South Florida theatre scene.
In January 2016, Producing Artistic Director Joseph Adler was deemed Champion of the Arts by the local arts funding group Citizens Interested in Arts.
GableStage is proud to be a member of the thriving South Florida theatre community. By staying true to its mission of encouraging new theatre companies, playwrights, artists, arts administrators, and local talent, GableStage is a major contributor to the growth and longevity of the South Florida cultural landscape.
Founded in 1979 as Florida Shakespeare Theatre, GableStage originally performed the plays of Shakespeare in repertory, using the outdoor Casino Gardens at Vizcaya. From 1987-1992, Florida Shakespeare Theatre was housed in the Minorca Playhouse in Coral Gables, until it was destroyed by Hurricane Andrew. The company continued to produce at the Carousel Theatre in Coral Gables in 1993 and 1994.
In 1999, the company moved to the historic Biltmore Hotel, and became GableStage.
Since 1999, GableStage has been at the cutting edge of theatre in South Florida, striving to present the most vital works of international, contemporary playwrights, and producing quality theatrical productions that encompass themes and ideas relevant to the multicultural South Florida community. The company maintains a tradition of producing plays directly from successful Broadway and off-Broadway runs.
In addition to a robust Main Stage season, GableStage presents a variety of Education and Community Outreach programs throughout the community. GableStage is the recipient of over 200 Carbonell Award nominations and 64 Carbonell Awards, a prestigious South Florida theatre award. In 2013, the Carbonell Awards honored GableStage with the Ruth Forman Award for major advancements in the South Florida theatre scene.
In January 2016, Producing Artistic Director Joseph Adler was deemed Champion of the Arts by the local arts funding group Citizens Interested in Arts.
GableStage is proud to be a member of the thriving South Florida theatre community. By staying true to its mission of encouraging new theatre companies, playwrights, artists, arts administrators, and local talent, GableStage is a major contributor to the growth and longevity of the South Florida cultural landscape.
Harry Clarke
Left on Tenth
Sotto Voce
Prayer for the French Republic
