Madelaine Boyer

Often called Shakespeare’s “kitchen sink” play for its thrilling mix of genres, Cymbeline takes audiences on an epic journey of love, betrayal, forgiveness and the resilience of the human spirit. Thinking Cap Theatre continues its bold 15th anniversary season with Cymbelineby William Shakespeare, a rarely produced yet profoundly resonant play that fuses romance, tragedy, comedy and history into one dazzling story.

Based on the infamous 1892 case of Lizzie Borden, the show reimagines the story of a dutiful daughter with a dark secret and a thirst for freedom. Based on the infamous 1892 case of Lizzie Borden, the show reimagines the story of a dutiful daughter with a dark secret and a thirst for freedom. As tensions rise, Lizzie, her alluring friend Alice, rebellious maid Bridget, and manipulative sister Emma collide in a bloody storm of betrayal, desire, and liberation.

The “Anne Frank Exhibition” that’s now in South Florida includes something very special: a limited-edition copy of her diary, donated by a Boca Raton resident. The traveling exhibition — on display at The Holocaust Documentation and Education Center in Dania Beach through June 30 —  is the creation of the Anne Frank Center at the University of South Carolina, which is the official partner of the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam.