Germane Barnes Explores Black Identity in “Unsettled” at Nina Johnson Gallery
The artist values African migration because it is the essence of his ancestors.
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Dancers in Miami City Ballet’s Romeo and Juliet Prepare for Roles of Star-Crossed Lovers
Miami City Ballet will stage this take on Shakespeare’s tragedy.
A Boxing Ring Holds Life Lessons in The Opponent at the African Heritage Cultural Arts Center
The Opponent pits a young Black boxer against his on-and-off white trainer.
Like Flamenco, but Not Sure About Modern? Dance Sampler Offers Chance to Experience It All
For decades, the Daniel Lewis Dance Sampler has opened the South Florida dance season.
Playwright Lynn Nottage Talks High Stakes of Mlima’s Tale, Zoetic Stage’s Season Opener
The playwright navigates deeply into many worlds.
At Spinello Projects, Antonia Wright Pushes Back on Abortion Ban
Antonia Wright is among a growing number of artists expressing outrage over anti-abortion forces.
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Jennifer Basile Explores a Disappearing Everglades at LnS Gallery
At LnS Gallery, the landscapes are empty of all animal life.
Can I Get an Amen? Free Gospel Sundays Expands, Adds Singing in the Streets
There will be singing in the streets as the Adrienne Arsht Center unleashes its Free Gospel Sundays series.
Teo Castellanos’ F.Punk Junkies Blends Dance, Funk, and Folktales
F.Punk Junkies is his latest high-energy and highly anticipated work.
Main Street Players Delivers Emotional, Raw Reality in Topdog/Underdog
You don’t need to travel to NYC to see the Pulitzer Prize-winning drama.
Alternative Art Space Locust Projects Turning 25 With Big Move
The nonprofit is gearing up to celebrate its 25th anniversary in 2023.
Dance Intermingles With Miami Beach’s Public Art for “Freeze Frame”
Artists turn the urban scene into a playground.
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Miami Creators of Siempre Festival at Arsht Center Say Song and Flamenco Go Hand in Hand
Flamenco masters Celia and Paco Fonta value what the dancers contribute to the art form.
With a New Name, Reggae Fest Returns to Miami Beach with Headliners Inner Circle
It will “be a party like no other.”
Noche de Arte Builds a Community for Artists at Intercontinental Miami
Monday nights in the lobby of the InterContinental Miami are an art-filled affair.
Sound Artist Gustavo Matamoros Curates Collaborative Experiments at Deering Estate
Gustavo Matamoros is a one-person musical research and development department.
Fade at GableStage Follows an Unusual Friendship Multi-Layered in Culture, Bias, and Gender
Tanya Saracho’s Fade is an insightful dramatic comedy.
Latinx Playwright, Cast, and Director of GableStage’s Fade Recognize Themselves in Story
Tanya Saracho’s Fade is a smart, rueful workplace play.
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“Escribe Aquí/Write Here” at the Betsy Hotel Inspires Writers and Musicians to Stay and Create
The Betsy Hotel’s series returns with ten artists in residence.
Under-Represented Artists Explore Personal Legacies in “Depth of Identity”
“Depth of Identity” features visual art, music, film, and performance art from 19 artists.
Area Stage Director Gives Audience Seat at the Table for Disney’s Beauty and the Beast
The Disney classic is a “tale as old as time.”
Main Street Players Lean Into the Absurd With Black Sheep
Black Sheep is an absurdist dark comedy, a piece that is very difficult to pull off tonally.