Dale Andree is calling on dancers in Miami and across the nation to join National Water Dance.

“We’re in a zombie apocalypse movie without the zombies.”

When the African Heritage Cultural Arts Center wanted to select a play for its Women’s History Month celebration, Charlayne Woodard’s NAACP award-winning, one-woman show, Pretty Fire, was top of mind. Pretty Fire is a five-part story that moves through the discrimination and oppression experienced by African Americans in the 1950s…

Eight-foot-long fluorescent tentacles stretch across the floor. A gold-lacquered ball gown hovers among gold chain links the size of an arm. Every corner of Brigid Baker WholeProject’s Little Havana studio suggests an alternate reality seeping through.

If you’re a person of a certain age, a lover of jazz, or a fan of outsize personalities, you’re probably familiar with Louis Armstrong. The late, great jazz trumpeter and gravel-voiced singer’s 1964 recording of “Hello, Dolly!” dethroned the Beatles from a 14-week run atop Billboard’s Hot 100.

If you’ve ever wearily watched a dance performance in a theater and thought, I’ve seen this before, a production by Jérôme Bel might cure your artistic ennui. The renowned French dancer and choreographer — whose works have been performed in collaboration with esteemed institutions such as…

The Juggerknot Theater Company’s latest production is a great addition to its canon of immersive plays delving into Miami’s history.