July 7 – August 15, 2010

Fresh, funny, and entertaining, this light hearted but genuine musical comedy tackles the question we so often ask ourselves on life’s roller coaster journey of ups and downs, “Are We There Yet.” The typical bumps, u-turns, and road blocks that we are all too-familiar with are played out on stage in a riotous fashion through the eyes of the modern American family that may seem strangely similar to your own. This refreshing and reflective comedy that has been called the parents’ edition of I Love you, You’re perfect, Now Change!” may finally prove that the answer to life’s question is simply a sense of humor.

For tickets or more information, please call (305) 444-9293 or visit www.actorsplayhouse.org

Be one of the first to catch a glimpse of the newest addition to the cultural landscape of the City Beautiful – The Coral Gables Museum! Come out and enjoy historic networking at this beautifully restored gem. Food and drinks will be provided by Da Vittorio Restaurant. Cost is $25 for chamber members with RSVP and $30 for on-site registration and future members.

For more information, please call (305) 446-1657 or visit www.coralgableschamber.org .

Susan Isaacs brilliantly turns the conventions of the mystery on end as Susie Gersten, suburban mom, floral designer, and fashion plate, searches not so much for answers to her husband’s death as for answers to her own life in “As Husbands Go”. Call her superficial, but Susie B. Anthony Rabinowitz Gersten assumed her marriage was great — and why not? Jonah Gersten, M.D., a Park Avenue plastic surgeon, clearly adored her. He was handsome, successful, and a doting dad to their four-year-old triplets Dashiell, Evan, and Mason. But when Jonah’s body is found in the Upper East Side apartment of second-rate “escort” Dorinda Dillon, Susie is overwhelmed with questions left unanswered.

It’s bad enough to know your husband’s been murdered, but even worse when you’re universally pitied (and quietly mocked) because of the sleaze factor. None of it makes sense to Susie — not a sexual liaison with someone like Dorinda, not the “better not to discuss it” response from Jonah’s partners. With help from her toughtalking, high-style Grandma Ethel who flies in from Miami, she takes on her snooty in-laws, her husband’s partners, the NYPD, and the DA, as she tries to prove that her wonderful life with Jonah was no lie.

For more information, please call (305) 442-4408.