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One State. Six Lunatics. Zero Shame! 🐊
Grab your seats now for the wildest musical comedy to ever come to Key West !

‘Florida Man- The Musical’ is an infamous fantasy character derived from the ubiquitous, true media reports of an inane, laughable and often substance-fueled and frequently unlawful behavior by the residents of the ‘Sunshine State’.

From the celebrated mind of Pamela Stephenson Connolly  with music from award-winning composer Dan Krysa - the team that brought you the wildly successful ‘Bum Farto’.

Tickets available at https://keystix.com/keywestinternationaldancecompany

‘Florida Man – the musical’ is  the newest original musical comedy from the celebrated mind of Pamela Stephenson Connolly with music by award winning composer Dan Krysa - the team that brought you the wildly successful ‘Bum Farto’!

Coming to the Tennessee Williams Theater at the end of November is this infamous fantasy character derived from the ubiquitous, true media reports of laughable, often substance-fueled and frequently unlawful behavior of the residents of the ‘Sunshine State’.

You won’t wanna miss this show!

Tix available starting 9/25

Florida Man- The Musical!
Coming to the Tennessee Williams Theatre at the end of November…. Stay tuned for tickets.

One state. Six lunatics. Zero shame.

The stage lit up with holiday magic and rhythm as our dancers brought the heat in sequins, sparkles and cheer from last years production of 'Fiesta De Navidad'.

From the celebrated mind of Pamela Stephenson Connolly comes this true story of 'Do or Die trying on the high seas'!

Murder or Mutiny is in the works...

Photo by Nick Doll Photography

In the KWIDC’s production ‘Dark Night of the Soul’, which featured haunting music by Dan Krysa, the central character of St John of the Cross (played by Henry Velandia) reaches a terrifying epiphany and falls from grace at the end of the first act.