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| | The Mousetrap by Agatha Christie
April 25-May11, 2025
Fridays 8pm
Saturdays and Sundays 2pm
Special Saturday 8pm performance May 10th Directed by Bryan Bergeron
The Mousetrap by Agatha Christie is a classic murder mystery play and holds the title of the longest-running play in history, debuting in London's West End in 1952 and running continuously since. The story is set in a remote English guesthouse, Monkswell Manor, where a group of strangers is stranded by a snowstorm. As news arrives that a nearby murder may connect to someone among them, tensions rise, and secrets unravel. Detective Sergeant Trotter arrives to investigate, but soon the guests themselves are in mortal danger, and suspicions grow in classic Christie fashion. Known for its clever plot twists and suspenseful atmosphere, The Mousetrap keeps audiences guessing until the final reveal, and theatergoers are traditionally asked not to share the ending, preserving the mystery for future audiences.
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| | Readers' Theater: From the Script to the Stand
May 3rd at 8:00 PM
Join us for the next performance of Readers’ Theater “From the Script to the Stand” presented by Surfside Playhouse.
Come hear an assortment of one act original works performed by Brevard County’s own local talent and directed/moderated by Nancy Matican-Bock. Upon completion of act two, please join us for a short talk back with the director and actors about their experience bringing new material to life. | Buy tickets |
| | Film Screening
Shaping The Future: The Story of Lance Collins and Wave Tools Surfboards
May 16th at 7:00pm
Presented by the Spacecoast chapter of the Surfrider Foundation.
Shaping the Future chronicles the life of Lance Collins who pulled himself from adversity to achieve the American dream. It documents the effect he and his innovative surfboard designs had on a hotbed of Newport Beach surfers in the 1980s. But more importantly, it details how he was able to accomplish the most important thing in life – peace and joy. | Buy tickets |
| | Improv Showcase
May 17th at 8pm
Directed & facilitated by Mario Busacca
Get ready for a night of laughs, spontaneity, and delightful chaos at the Developmental Improv Showcase on May 17th at 8 PM! Our Developmental Improv students are hitting the stage to show off their fresh, unscripted skills in a night that’s anything but predictable.
Expect the unexpected, cheer on local talent, and enjoy some top-tier tomfoolery, all happening right here in Cocoa Beach. Tickets are just $12, which is way cheaper than therapy and twice as fun. Don’t miss it—improv this good doesn’t come with a rewind button! | Buy tickets |
| | Florida Surf Museum PresentsPremier Film "Surfing is a Natural Art- An Interview with Pete and Debbie Dooley" May30th at 7pm (Doors at 6pm)
Join the Florida Surf Museum for the premier of “Surfing is a Natural Art- ”. In this video, Pete and Debbie recount their decades spent in the surf industry.
Beginning as teenagers, they moved from the gulf coast to Cocoa Beach, making boards in a Visqueen plastic-covered shed. They built their business to become one the most of influential and successful manufacturers on the east coast -until the 9/11 tragedy forced them to close their doors.
Pete has been inducted into the East Coast Surfing Hall of Fame as well as the Surfboard Builders Hall of Fame.
There will be a silent auction for a “new” Natural Art twin fin fish made from a blank from this year’s “Surf Expo Shape-off, in Honor of Pete Dooley”, donated by Ricky Carrol. All proceeds from the auction will be donated to Pete and Debbie Dooley.
There will also be a book signing with local author, Dan Reiter for his new book "On a Rising Swell- Surf Stories From Florida's Space Coast"- A high-speed glide through Florida surf culture and a deep dive into the lore of a classic surfing destination.
Not far from where the Apollo 11 rocket launched to the moon, surfers make their way to the shore in the night. Clutching their surfboards, they chase a familiar dream: more speed, more altitude, and going beyond the limits of what has been done before. For that, they want to be the first ones to catch the early morning waves.
In this book, Dan Reiter chronicles stories of the sport on Florida's Space Coast, a region that has produced some of the world's finest surf champions, Pipe masters, and surfboard builders. On this stretch of sand between Cape Canaveral and Sebastian Inlet, Florida's surf history reaches back to the native Ais people of the Atlantic Coast and continues to the elites of today, including Kelly Slater, Caroline Marks, and CJ Hobgood. Reiter offers insights into the evolution of surfboard shaping and design, the distinctive culture of the East Coast surfboard industry, and the traits and traditions that make Florida surfing unique. | Buy tickets |
| | The Maltese Falcon and every other Film Noir you’ve ever known FRACTURED
Written & Directed by Bryan Bergeron
June 13-29, 2025
A Bryan Bergeron Original Production - taking all the stylized Hollywood crime dramas of the 40s & 50s, particularly those featuring the classic jaded detective, and giving them a twist. There may be a commercial for a product used in the show, there may be a song, there may be characters from other shows that wander in and get caught up in the story line... we won't know until the curtains open on this one-of-a-kind production!
The Fractured shows are truly a community show in which we encourage locals who have ever wanted to be on stage to come out, audition, and become part of our Surfside performing family. You'll see novices right alongside those with years of experience performing. | Buy tickets |
| | Adopt-a-Seat Fundraiser
Support the theatre and commemorate a loved one at the same time. Adopt a seat and have a personalized nameplate in our auditorium. Great for a gift or to recognized someone special.
To this end, we have established our Adopt-a-Seat Fundraiser.
For a donation of $200, you can purchase a small plaque to be placed on the back of a seat of your choice.
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