RAZMUS PRODUCTIONS

Now Available

Marjory Stoneman Douglas: A Voice for the Everglades – This 45 minute show is followed by an audience talkback as its star, Melissa Hennig, is a longtime friend of the Everglades in her own right. She studied acting while serving decades on the job with Conservation Collier–the West side of the Everglades.
Abigail Adams: Remember the Ladies – Enjoy a face-to-face tea with America’s second First Lady as she recounts her love affair with her husband with the Revolution as its backdrop.

Grapefruit – (NOT CURRENTLY AVAILABLE OUTSIDE CALIFORNIA). An autobiographical account finding survival through cancer alternatives, our heroine navigates the health system and the choices constantly at the forefront. A surprisingly uplifting tale performed by the “mother of solo theatre,” Cheryl King.
Good Jew – Edited from a Holocaust Survivor’s interviews, Henryk explains how to get through war–not by being good. Edge of your seat stories with life-changing choices and life-or-death results, it is a survivor’s tale full of hope and seasoned with humor.

Made for Each Other – (PG-13) Written by novelist and playwright Monica Bauer, this solo flight is piloted by actor John Fico. This sold-out hit of the Edinburgh Fringe isn’t just about gay marriage…it’s about love, family, and the power of memory.
Southern Gothic Novel – (PG) This Drama Desk Award-nominated play about a book that feels like a movie has been gracing stages all over the country and into Canada. A pot-boiling plot that keeps you guessing with guns, fights, betrayals, chases and amazing Southern scenery. Except it’s just a guy and a box. “Flawless.” – said the New York Times when THIS production opened off-Broadway.
Stabilized Not Controlled – (R for language) Two year-run in Manhattan and hysterical audiences everywhere since, it’s stand-up meets character acting, setting up a tale of war between a nefarious landlord and his rent-stabilized tenants. Great show for late night.

Chameleüns – (PG-13) Two actors take on numerous short scenes, changing characters and agendas as they go. Each story is a reflection of trying to find connection in our time, and all is intertwined. Are they really who they say they are? Are we really who we say WE are? For love, whatever it takes. Requires a video screen for pre-recorded scenes.
Eula Mae’s Beauty, Bait & Tackle – (PG-13) Retired rodeo rider Eula Mae is expanding her business and providing a much needed service to the community, adding “beauty” to her fishing shop. Her newest employee is famed pageant coach Sue-Sue Daniels. She’s there for Eula’s niece, a 29 year old senior at the George C. Wallace State Community College going for her 10th and final try at Miss Alabama. Eula, played by one actress, is joined by her mother, sister, niece, a friend and a paramour, all played by two men. We promise that you will never, ever laugh so hard at a play in all your life. You will truly “laugh so hard your face will hurt.”