Sam Shepard

Blackthorn: Sam Shepard's Butch Cassidy is alive in Bolivia

The M Ensemble does Crossroad Blues

Miami theater this week: Summer Shorts, good vibrations, desire, and love

Brotherly Love

Punk's Poet Laureate

All Families Are Psychotic

The Boys Are Back

Anatomy of a Murder

The famous outlaw, the fawning outcast, and an epic movie that's as stylized as it is insane

Owen, Clive Owen

Shoot 'Em Up proves its star could have been a killer Bond

Knockoff

A German New Waver resorts to tired old tricks

Glamour, Grit, and Gall

Miami International Film Festival goes for the big picture

Current Stage Shows

Miami International Film Festival goes for the big picture

Current Stage Shows

Miami International Film Festival goes for the big picture

Unanswered Questions

Is Sam Shepard bogus? Why stage this play?

NightmareMotel

A Gablestage thriller pairs an abused cocktail waitress with a paranoid of the aluminum-foil-helmet variety

Grimm Stuff

A good fairy tale does not end happily or sappily ever after

Family: The Drama

So sibling sparring is a familiar plot; you can still act it up

Next Onstage ...

A decent local lineup, some standards, a few stars

Who's Afraid of Dialogue?

No one should be, when it's done this well

Hell and Back

Scott's Black Hawk Down pays grim, gritty homage to real-life warriors.

A Blessing in Disrepair

Florida Stage's Thief River turns a burning conflict into a tepid drama

Getting Personal

The power of theater can help heal the wounds of September 11 in New York City and beyond

Extreme Exhorts

Whether it is age or script, this powerful premise lacks a truly powerful punch

By His Own Creed

Hamlet

More to the Point

Killer Joe

The Way They Were

Simpatico

Blah, Blah, Blah

Tom Tom on a Rooftop

Shooting Blanks

Tom Tom on a Rooftop

The Waiting Was the Hardest Part

Tom Tom on a Rooftop

Losers and Laughs

Tom Tom on a Rooftop

Between Interest and Boredom

Tom Tom on a Rooftop

Night & Day

July 16 - 22, 1998

Ship of Fools

July 16 - 22, 1998

Black Like Him

July 16 - 22, 1998

Play It as It Lays

July 16 - 22, 1998

Felons and Fools

July 16 - 22, 1998

Edward Albee's Mindscape

The acclaimed playwright (and part-time Coconut Grove resident) remains an unparalleled observer of our culture -- and a genuine stickler for details

My City Was Gone

The acclaimed playwright (and part-time Coconut Grove resident) remains an unparalleled observer of our culture -- and a genuine stickler for details

Recipe for Disaster

The acclaimed playwright (and part-time Coconut Grove resident) remains an unparalleled observer of our culture -- and a genuine stickler for details

Fire Escape

The acclaimed playwright (and part-time Coconut Grove resident) remains an unparalleled observer of our culture -- and a genuine stickler for details

Faith No More

The acclaimed playwright (and part-time Coconut Grove resident) remains an unparalleled observer of our culture -- and a genuine stickler for details

Long Hot Summer

The acclaimed playwright (and part-time Coconut Grove resident) remains an unparalleled observer of our culture -- and a genuine stickler for details

O Solo Mio

The acclaimed playwright (and part-time Coconut Grove resident) remains an unparalleled observer of our culture -- and a genuine stickler for details

Waiting in the Wings

The acclaimed playwright (and part-time Coconut Grove resident) remains an unparalleled observer of our culture -- and a genuine stickler for details

They Shoot Pelicans, Don't They?

The acclaimed playwright (and part-time Coconut Grove resident) remains an unparalleled observer of our culture -- and a genuine stickler for details

Science Affliction

The acclaimed playwright (and part-time Coconut Grove resident) remains an unparalleled observer of our culture -- and a genuine stickler for details

Raising Hellman

The acclaimed playwright (and part-time Coconut Grove resident) remains an unparalleled observer of our culture -- and a genuine stickler for details

Rabbit Bunch

The acclaimed playwright (and part-time Coconut Grove resident) remains an unparalleled observer of our culture -- and a genuine stickler for details

A Boy Named Sioux

The acclaimed playwright (and part-time Coconut Grove resident) remains an unparalleled observer of our culture -- and a genuine stickler for details