Death Becomes Her

Why watch Death Becomes Her

Death Becomes Her is the ultimate guilty pleasure. This campy musical is a must-see for fans of the 1992 film. With Tony-winner Christopher Gattelli at the helm and a star-studded cast featuring Tony nominees Megan Hilty (Wicked, Smash) and Jennifer Simard (Company, Disaster|), and Destiny's Child's Michelle Williams, this Broadway production promises to be a dazzling spectacle. Prepare to be enchanted (or horrified) as these frenemies chase eternal youth with hilarious consequences. Get your tickets today for a night of pure, unadulterated fun!

The story

Madeline and Helen, locked in a lifelong rivalry, are willing to do anything to stay young and beautiful. When a mysterious elixir promises eternal youth, they seize the opportunity. But their quest for perfection takes a sinister turn as they discover the potion’s horrifying side effects. As their bodies begin to defy the laws of nature, their friendship is put to the ultimate test. Will their obsession with youth consume them both?

Great for

Dark comedy enthusiasts | Fans of the original film | Pop culture aficionados

Death Becomes Her

Discover the somber yet fascinating side of Miami on this guided sightseeing tour that includes visits to four major landmarks and historical sites, all while providing audio in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, and Portuguese. The tour covers approximately 20 miles over 4 hours, taking you through various neighborhoods such as Coconut Grove, Little Havana, and Overtown. Key stops include the Miami City Cemetery, the Lemon City Pioneer Cemetery, St. John’s Episcopal Churchyard, and the Jewish Cemetery of Miami Beach. Each location offers a unique glimpse into Miami's rich history and cultural diversity, with specific dates and historical facts woven into the narrative. The tour provides access to all sites without any physical barriers, ensuring an inclusive experience for everyone.

Explore Miami City Cemetery

Your tour stops at the Miami City Cemetery where you will see one of the oldest cemeteries in Miami, established in 1896. Covering over 25 acres, it features a wide variety of tombstones and mausoleums that span more than a century. Notable graves include those of early Miami pioneers like Julia Tuttle and James Bright. Visitors typically spend about an hour here exploring the grounds, which are known for their well-preserved Victorian-era architecture and diverse cultural influences. This cemetery stands out among similar sites due to its extensive historical significance and architectural beauty, making it a must-visit for anyone interested in Miami's early development.

Discover Lemon City Pioneer Cemetery

At the Lemon City Pioneer Cemetery, guests can explore another historic site established in 1895. Located on 2 acres of land, this cemetery is home to graves dating back to the late 19th century and early 20th century. Among the notable interred are members of the Lemon City community who played crucial roles in Miami's growth during its formative years. Visitors usually spend around 30 minutes here, admiring the intricate stone carvings and learning about the region’s pioneer history. Unlike other cemeteries, this one offers a unique glimpse into the lives of early settlers through its well-preserved burial markers.

Visit St. John’s Episcopal Churchyard

Your tour takes you to St. John’s Episcopal Churchyard where you will find a serene and historic site established in 1896. Covering approximately 0.5 acres, this churchyard is known for its well-kept grounds and the presence of several notable graves from Miami's early history. Visitors often spend about 20 minutes here, walking among the beautifully maintained headstones and learning about the significant figures buried there. This site stands out due to its intimate scale and rich historical context, offering a more personal connection to Miami’s past than larger cemeteries might.

Explore Jewish Cemetery of Miami Beach

Your tour continues at the Jewish Cemetery of Miami Beach where you will see a unique religious burial ground established in 1925. Spanning about 4 acres, this cemetery is known for its well-kept grounds and numerous notable graves from influential members of the local Jewish community. Visitors typically spend around 30 minutes here, exploring the various tombstones and learning about Miami Beach’s cultural heritage through its early Jewish settlers. Unlike other cemeteries, this one offers a specific insight into the city's religious diversity and historical development.

Tour Highlights

• Explore historic cemeteries with guided commentary
• Walk 20 miles across Miami’s landmarks in 4 hours
• Audio guide available in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese
• Discover pioneer graves at Lemon City Pioneer Cemetery
• Learn about early settlers at St. John’s Episcopal Churchyard
• See notable Jewish figures at Jewish Cemetery of Miami Beach
• Access all sites with no physical barriers for inclusive tours
• Enjoy convenience including detailed maps and historical brochures

Perfect for history enthusiasts, culture seekers, and curious travelers, this guided tour provides a deep dive into Miami's rich cultural heritage through its historic cemeteries. The 4-hour format allows you to explore the Miami City Cemetery, Lemon City Pioneer Cemetery, St. John’s Episcopal Churchyard, and the Jewish Cemetery of Miami Beach, giving you an unparalleled understanding of the city's historical development while enjoying detailed insights at each site.