Henry Mancini’s Daughter and UM’s Frost School Celebrate Composer’s 100th Birthday
The centennial concert highlights Henry Mancini’s genius, which for decades had an unsurpassed impact on cinema and television soundtracks.
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Florida Grand Opera Names a New Interim General Director
Maria Todaro, the daughter of Italian opera singer Jose Todaro and Brazilian mezzo-soprano Maria-Helena de Oliveira, will serve as interim general director of Florida Grand Opera.
Miami Film Lab Filmcraft Series Shines Spotlight on Local Filmmakers
Miami Film Lab aims to support local filmmakers and those who have made a successful transition into the industry.
Yolanda Sánchez Unveils Fabric and Color in “All the Light We Cannot See” at Deering Estate
Artist Yolanda Sánchez’s installations of semi-transparent fabric panels invite viewers to experience color and the presence of light.
Free Gospel Sundays Spreads the Word With “Singing in the Streets”
This season, Free Gospel Sundays is bringing back its free street performances.
Artist Claudio Marcotulli’s Work Blends Film and Art
Claudio Marcotulli applies his film school knowledge to enrich his visual art, creating a fusion of both disciplines.
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Moisés Kaufman Transforms Bestseller Juan Planchard Into a Miami New Drama World Premiere
Miami New Drama’s latest production is a stage adaptation of Jonathan Jakubowicz’s 2016 debut novel.
Amanda Shires Isn’t Afraid of the Tough Stuff
Despite being labeled an Americana musician, Amanda Shires looks more like a pop star indebted to Eartha Kitt.
Miami City Ballet’s “Fall Mix” Features World Premiere by Native Son Jamar Roberts
Former Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater member Jamar Roberts comes to Miami City Ballet with a stacked résumé.
Homegrown Ensemble Brazilian Voices Celebrates the Natural World Through Song
Amazonas, the Rhythm of Nature celebrates and brings attention to the natural world and the importance of conserving it.
Roxana Barba Examines the Past, Confronts the Future in “Apuntes Americanos-Kanay”
“Apuntes Americanos-Kanay” has Roxana Barba reimagining the Eurocentric vision of ancient Peruvian culture.
Musical History Is Personal to Arturo O’Farrill – and So Is the Future of Latin Jazz
Grammy-winning composer Arturo O’Farrill grew up surrounded by the big band and orchestral traditions.
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Jen Clay Explores Mental Health With Video-Game Artistry
Jen Clay’s video-game installation lets the viewer experience what it feels like to deal with depression.
Dance Sampler Gives Audiences the Chance to Experience Ten Different Companies
The Daniel Lewis Dance Sampler unites area dance lovers with a showcase of the best of Miami dance.
GableStage’s August Wilson Solo Show Details How a Writer Found His Voice
In 2003, one of the country’s greatest playwrights pulled back the curtain on his formative years in the solo show How I Learned What I Learned.
New – and New to Miami – Plays Are Just the Ticket for the 2023-24 Theater Season
Brand-new or lesser-known plays and musicals ask a ticket buyer to roll the dice and have faith that trusted artists are going to present something entertaining.
The Opera Atelier’s “Spain, My Love; Cuba, My Love” Evokes a Sense of the Past
The Opera Atelier will showcase Spanish-themed operas in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month.
María Carla Chicuén Takes the Helm of Miami Dade College’s Cultural Programming
María Carla Chicuén leads Miami-Dade College’s robust lineup of year-round cultural events.
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Wolfsonian’s “Big World” Skews the View of Landscapes
“The Big World: Alternative Landscapes in the Modern Era” is about changing our ideas around one of the most well-known genres of art.
South Florida’s 2023-24 Season of Dance Is Nonstop and Full of Surprises
From Miami City Ballet to Dimensions Dance Theatre, here’s what’s in store for the upcoming season.
Little Haiti Cultural Complex Appoints New Manager
Qunyatta Warren’s leadership at the complex signifies a new era of cultural celebration and community involvement.
At This Year’s Siempre Flamenco Festival, It’s All in the Family
Festival de Cante Miami has expanded from a single evening performance to four performances over three days at the Arsht Center.