A Day Without Sunshine

This event contains adult language or content. This is a staged reading of a new play by Michael McKeever, Directed by Stuart Meltzer. In 1977 Miami, Florida, Dade County Commissioner Ruth Shack sponsored a pioneering ordinance banning discrimination against homosexuals. Over the next five months, a campaign led by singer Anita Bryant attempted to overturn the ruling. This battle transformed American gay rights activism and galvanized religious conservative efforts against the queer community. This is the story of the people behind the headlines. Presented with the support of SAVELGBTQ and part of the Amplify Arts Initiative. This event contains adult language or content. To become a member of the Broward Center and receive access to great seats and presales, visit BrowardCenter.org/Entourage today. Plan your visit before you go to the show for info on parking using the ParkMobile app, dining experiences including the Nicklaus Children's Health System Intermezzo Lounge and our food and drink options in the Horvitz Lobby or Amaturo Theater. Find all the information you need to help make your experience as magical as what happens on stage at BrowardCenter.org/visit. Everyone must have a ticket to enter the venue. For group discounts visit BrowardCenter.org/group-sales.