Set Almost 100 Years Ago, M Ensemble’s Blues for an Alabama Sky Rings True Today
M Ensemble first presented Blues for an Alabama Sky in the summer of 2001.
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Florida Grand Opera’s Agrippina Takes Handel’s Baroque Opera in a New Direction
The location shaped the production of FGO’s Agrippina.
Dance Now! Miami and Limón Dance Company Come Together for a Historic Collaboration
The Limón Dance Company celebrates its 75th season by teaming up with Dance Now! Miami.
Culture, Politics, and Romance Are Explored in Miami New Drama’s The Cuban Vote
The Cuban Vote is a comedy centering on the mayoral campaign of Carolina “Caro” Clarens.
“The Center for Post-Capitalist History” at Laundromat Art Space Blurs the Lines Between Fact and Fiction
“The Center for Post-Capitalist History” is a fictional museum at Laundromat Art Space.
Like SNL in the Early Days, Not Ready for Prime Time Is a Work in Progress
Erik J. Rodriguez and Charles A. Sothers’ play explores the early day of SNL.
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“Forest: Ancestry and Dystopia” Pays Homage to the Amazon
The exhibit at Fundación Pablo Atchugarry features the work of 16 Brazilian artists.
After COVID Pause, Flamenco Festival Miami Promises Star Performances – and a Sense of Renewal
The Flamenco Festival Miami returns to the Adrienne Arsht Center this month.
Filmmaker Yanatha Desouvre’s The Sweetest Girl Tells the Authentic Story of a Haitian Family
A forbidden love affair, a crumbling marriage, and the dynamics that come into play from both.
“Aerial Vision” at the Wolfsonian Shows Changing Ways of Viewing the World
The latest exhibit at the Wolfsonian is all about point of view.
Roscoè B. Thické III’s Debut Solo Exhibit at Oolite Arts Spotlights Pork ‘n’ Beans Project
Roscoè B. Thické III’s photography offers raw commentary on life, family, and his neighborhood.
Global Cuba Fest: Pianist Alfredo Rodríguez to Open a Truly Multicultural Event
Global Cuba Fest offers a snapshot of the island’s music and culture.
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Purvis Young’s Art Featured in His Beloved Overtown
Purvis Young’s artwork was a running commentary on his surroundings.
Jazz Is Back at MOCA Plaza
The music and voices, the lights and laughter are back at the plaza.
Claudia Rankine Examines Racial Privilege in GableStage’s The White Card
The White Card is a drama aimed at encouraging examination of white dominance and anti-Black racism in American life.
Hampton House Portraits Provide Peek Into the Past
Hampton House was a hub of activity and attention during the 1950s and ’60s.
Actors’ Playhouse Brings the Gloria and Emilio Estefan Story Full Circle
On Your Feet! was supposed to open at the Miracle in November 2020. The COVID-19 pandemic shredded that plan.
“Matters of the Inner City” Examines the Black Experience in Miami
Charles Humes, Jr., says he’s less concerned with producing beautiful work than with getting a point across.
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Mira Lehr, the Godmother of Miami’s Arts Scene, Is on Fire
The honors don’t stop coming for artist Mira Lehr.
Miami Soprano Takes on Iconic Role in Florida Grand Opera’s A Streetcar Named Desire
In the role of Blanche DuBois is Miami soprano Elizabeth Caballero.
COVID-19 Surge Alters South Florida Theater Schedules – Again
GableStage, Miami New Drama, and others adapt to the latest COVID-19 surge.
Two Generations Encounter Cuba in Zoetic’s GringoLandia World Premiere
Commissioned by Zoetic Stage, GringoLandia opens on January 14 at the Arsht Center.