Sunday, April 19 | 7:30 PM 638: An Uncommonly Comical Review of an Accidental Assassination Attempt of Fidel Castro Written by Edward G. Excaliber | Directed by Katerin Crespo-Montano Set during a chaotic engagement party in 1960s Havana, this madcap farce imagines one wildly fictional attempt among the hundreds made on Fidel Castro’s life. When a series of mishaps seemingly leads to the dictator’s death, a frantic father is forced to don the beard and impersonate Castro for the evening. With a fourth-wall-breaking narrator, slamming doors, and escalating absurdity, 638 delivers a fast-paced comedy of errors inspired by history. The Coconut Grove Theatre Festival returns with a weekend of new play readings by South Florida creatives. Join us April 16-19, 2026, at the Woman’s Club of Coconut Grove for the return of world-class theatre to Coconut Grove!   Age Appropriateness: 16+ (contains mature language and sexual innuendo) Social Media Instagram Handle @cgtfest #cgtfest