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Ronnie Larsen is an actor-director-playwright-producer. In addition to the many shows Ronnie has produced in his home theater here in Wilton Manors, he has had 6 shows Off-Broadway including The Actors which just closed in June. He has also had productions in Canada, Australia, Italy, and England. Most recently, he has had shows in London, New York City, Buffalo, Michigan, Chicago, Atlanta, and Utah. Larsen's productions have been honored with 17 Carbonell nominations, 4 Carbonell Awards and three Silver Palm Awards. Besides being married to the theatre, Larsen is going on 14 years of marriage to his awesome husband, Melqui Dominguez. They have one son together, a terrier named Benakee who is currently in a long-term relationship with a tennis ball.

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A straight man goes for his first ever professional massage and the masseur turns out to be gay. Tensions arise, secrets are revealed, boundaries are pushed, and twists and turns abound in this erotic play that’s part comedy, part thriller and part mystery. Happy Ending has had three previous productions in Ft. Lauderdale as well as productions in Atlanta and London. Happy Ending is written and directed by Ronnie Larsen and stars Sam Lantz and Geoff Freitag.

at The Foundry
Feb 13th - Mar 16th

Warning: Contains Nudity

“A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum” is among the funniest musical comedies ever written. Originally produced in 1962 by theater legends Hal Prince, and with a score by Stephen Sondheim, this family-oriented musical has been delighting audiences young and old for many decades. The production will star 4-time Carbonell Award winning South Florida actress, Lourelene Snedeker.

at Mickel Park
March 7th - 16th

The Timekeepers

Prepare for an unforgettable evening of drama, resilience, and human connection as we bring you The Timekeepers by Dan Clancy—an internationally acclaimed play that has captivated audiences worldwide. Set in a Nazi concentration camp, The Timekeepers tells the deeply moving story of an unlikely bond between a Jewish prisoner and a homosexual inmate. Through struggle and survival, their evolving relationship delivers a powerful mix of tension, humor, and heart. Critics have praised the play for its masterful storytelling and emotional depth, making it a must-see theatrical event.