Luciano Pavarotti

Elizabeth Caballero: The Soprano

FGO's Pagliacci and Suor Angelica: Two operas about the perils of sex

Letters from the Issue of October 11, 2007

"It's a pity you guys didn't show any nipples"

Joyful Noise

Still going strong at 71, Argentine folk hero Mercedes Sosa shares her messages of peace

Maná in Heaven

Guadalajara's favorite sons make a triumphant return to Miami — haters be damned

Tales of a Gypsy

FGO brings the season to a sizzling close with Carmen

Music to Die For

This gorgeous new look at an old masterpiece still ends in death

Talking Tradition

Drama fuels discussion

Screwing up the Center

Years behind schedule and way over budget, the performing arts center is another Miami miracle

The Man Who Would Be King

The thrill still isn't gone for B.B. King

Delhi's Classic Pop Diva

Shubha Mudgal brings some of that good ol' thumri to town

Con Kid

Jimmy Sabatino, self-described child of the Mafia, displayed a prodigious talent for confidence games even as a teenager. If he hadn't threatened to kill President Clinton, he'd probably be scamming today.

Baba Knows Best

Jimmy Sabatino, self-described child of the Mafia, displayed a prodigious talent for confidence games even as a teenager. If he hadn't threatened to kill President Clinton, he'd probably be scamming today.

Night & Day

October 29 - November 4, 1998

Night & Day

May 28 - June 3, 1998

Cinema in the Sand

May 28 - June 3, 1998

Calendar for the week

May 28 - June 3, 1998

South Beach Goes Palm Beach

Are shindigs like the recent Carnival Miami too dclass for Ocean Drive's new posh self-image? @

The Twelve Tenors

Why South Florida public broadcasters spewed Domingo, Pavarotti, and Carreras out the proverbial wazoo

Paradise Found

British author Alexander Stuart exiled himself to South Beach before writing the aptly titled Life on Mars

King of Clubs

Club Tropigala's heritage dates back to nineteenth-century Cuba, but when the curtain rises, this could only be Miami

Rotations

Club Tropigala's heritage dates back to nineteenth-century Cuba, but when the curtain rises, this could only be Miami

Rotations

Club Tropigala's heritage dates back to nineteenth-century Cuba, but when the curtain rises, this could only be Miami

New to the Aria

When a Beach developer treated members of the Miami Preservation League to Pavarotti tickets, he hit a sour note

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When a Beach developer treated members of the Miami Preservation League to Pavarotti tickets, he hit a sour note

Swelter

When a Beach developer treated members of the Miami Preservation League to Pavarotti tickets, he hit a sour note