Flamenco Festival Miami XV Honors Past Masters, Looks to the Stars of the Future
This year’s performances at Flamenco Festival Miami range from intimate guitarist/dancer duos to no-holds-barred extravaganzas by the Ballet Nacional de España.
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Damian Romay Wrote and Directed His Father’s Passion Project Starring an A-List Cast
Isle of Hope, starring Diane Ladd and Mary Stuart Masterson and based on the Argentinian stage play Días Contados, isn’t the typical multiplex film.
Carmen Lundy Is Back Home to Sing Mary Lou Williams With New World Symphony
New World Symphony honors legendary pianist and composer Mary Lou Williams with the help of Miami-born singer and composer Carmen Lundy.
Miami New Drama Takes Its Stage to Rubell Museum for a Collaboration
For “The Museum Plays,” Miami New Drama commissioned six short works inspired by pieces in the Rubell’s superb collection.
Dark Musical Comedy The Great Soviet Bucket Gets Premiere With Miami Light Project
The Great Soviet Bucket explores the phenomenon of mass “brainwashing” and how difficult the “de-programming” of state propaganda has been for many.
With 23Krome, Nicole Pedraza and Trish Gutierrez’s Collaboration Turns Into a Mission
Nicole Pedraza and Trish Gutierrez have made it their mission to expand the art scene to the neighborhoods south of South Miami.
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Art Wynwood Likes Being the Only Fair in Town Post Basel
During Presidents’ Day weekend, Art Wywnood offers another chance for art lovers and collectors to explore a bustling art market.
M Ensemble Turns 53 With Plenty of History
About to embark on its 53rd season, the M Ensemble has put together a pair of special events to bookend its three productions at the Sandrell Rivers Theater.
Area Stage Adds Immersive Twist to Classic Musical Oliver!
Area Stage Company’s newest immersive production brings Lionel Bart’s much-loved musical Oliver! to the Adrienne Arsht Center.
Cuban Classical Ballet of Miami’s Giselle Marks the Return of Alihaydée Carreño
Cuban Classical Ballet of Miami brings the romantic ballet Giselle to life with Alihaydée Carreño returning to the stage to play the role of the titular character’s mother.
New Works From Young Choreographers Bloom in Miami City Ballet’s “Winter Mix”
Choreographers Durante Verzola and Margarita Armas are adding fresh works to Miami City Ballet’s “Winter Mix.”
Trio of Titans Reunites to Celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Afro-Cuban Jazz Band Irakere
Chucho Valdés, Arturo Sandoval, and Paquito D’Rivera reunite at the Adrienne Arsht Center to celebrate Irakere’s 50th anniversary.
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Dance Now! Miami’s Site-Specific Havisham! Leaps Into Classic Dickens
Dance Now! Miami revives a Charles Dickens antagonist as the central interest in Havisham!
South Beach Sound Healing Orchestra Brings Calm to Miami Beach Bandshell
South Beach Sound Healing Orchestra invites you to immerse yourself in therapeutic sound waves.
The Tears of a Clown and the Realism of Florida Grand Opera’s I Pagliacci
Florida Grand Opera’s upcoming production of Ruggero Leoncavallo’s I Pagliacci comes nearly 82 years after the Miami Opera Guild first performed the Italian opera.
Science Weighs in on a Divorce in LakehouseRanch’s Push.
Absurdist theater company LakehouseRanchDotPNG embraces greater realism with its fifth play, Mackenzie Raine Kirkman’s Push.
Mindy Shrago’s “Wish You Were Here” at Club Gallery Spans a Lifetime
“Wish You Were Here” is a career-spanning exhibition featuring 109 clay and ceramic works by Mindy Shrago.
South Florida Symphony’s Masterworks Concert Highlights Female African-American Composers
For the South Florida Symphony Orchestra’s first Masterworks concert of the year, maestra Sebrina María Alfonso will shine a spotlight on two African-American female composers.
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Amid Middle East Conflict, Two Jewish-Themed Plays Open in Miami
Zoetic Stage and GableStage’s latest productions come at a time when the Israel-Gaza war is on the minds of many theatergoers.
By Way of Cuba and Miami, Latino Dancer on Pointe with Les Ballets Trockadero
Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo are rolling their fun-filled caravan to the Adrienne Arsht Center in Miami on Thursday, January 11.
A Look Back at Miami’s Spectacular Season of Dance in 2023
No better time than now to glance back at the bright lights of dance in 2023 and let those help guide the way through the months ahead.
South Beach Jazz Festival Presents Jazz With Soul and a Mission
This year’s South Beach Jazz Festival features a return appearance of Matthew Whitaker, an exceptional pianist and organist who has been blind since birth.